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Jason Bateman faces advertising scandal on SmartLess podcast

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Podcast star Jason Bateman is battling criticism surrounding alleged inappropriate advertising tactics on the SmartLess podcast. The controversy has stirred doubts about the podcast’s sustainability and potentially impacts Bateman’s acting career.

Former Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, recently offered insights on the escalating conflict, insisting that ceasefire is impossible without the restoration of hostages. Netanyahu highlighted the necessity of diplomatic negotiations and strategic military action during a press conference post Israeli troop withdrawal from southern Gaza.

An AI-driven app encouraging women to submit photos of their partner’s private parts for STI checks has sparked controversy due to questionable consent verification. The application, which has been condemned for potential privacy infringement, uses AI to scan images for signs of STIs.

McDonald’s has discreetly reintroduced a favourite breakfast dish, previously scrapped due to the pandemic. This move has been lauded by fast food enthusiasts, who see it as a sign of global recovery.

Bateman’s podcast controversy and other news

Despite a sales slump during the pandemic, McDonald’s anticipates the menu revival will help regrow their breakfast customer base.

Rising resale prices for Enigmatic Masters tickets have left golf fans concerned, with costs reportedly reaching $3,288. Rumours of a price increase for Augusta National’s golf club fees, predicted to rise to $40,000, have also caused a stir amongst the community.

WWE legend, The Rock, caused a stir at WrestleMania 40, following a derogatory remark to a referee. Roman Reigns added fuel to the controversy by brusquely dismissing a reporter during a press conference. The aftermath of WrestleMania 40 was evident during the subsequent SmackDown, with heated rivalries adding an exciting narrative layer to the upcoming matches.

Reports of a complex timeshare scam by a Mexican cartel, conning a Californian senior citizen out of nearly $1 million has heightened worry amongst America’s elderly population. The scam involved tricking the unsuspecting victim into investing in bogus luxurious properties, resulting in a considerable loss and a ripple of concern amongst other seniors.

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