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Taki Marinković Sues Daughter's 'Enemies' After Surgery

Radomir 'Taki' Marinković, father of reality TV star Maja Marinković, has initiated legal action against individuals he claims have wronged his daughter on her show. After undergoing surgery for gallstones, Marinković visited a lawyer to file lawsuits against her "enemies."

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The Father-Daughter Routine That Transformed Our Family Life

In the early years, weekend adventures with my daughter followed a script: a park, a pet store, a local bakery or maybe somewhere for lunch. We’d do it every Saturday, on and on. Now my daughter is nearly 9, and the tone and tenor of our routine have changed. The music we listen to matters more—she’s gone from wanting “Baby Shark” to having strong opinions about how Kurt Cobain kind of sounds like a loud, angry version of the Beatles. We still go to bakeries (this is a topic on which we fundamentally agree as father and child), but now we can also talk about what we enjoy at them (both the pastries and the fact that we’re supporting small businesses in the city we love).

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Jaxon Washburn plays LDS apologist sensing he is cornered!

What happens when you ask a mormon Apologist a question that they know they can’t answer. If they answer it, truthfully it points to the church and it’s founder being dysfunctional and abusive, and they compromise their loyalty to the church leadership but if they answer it dishonestly then they find themselves damaging their credibility when any informed person knows what the answer is. They deflect, they obfuscate, and they answer the questions they weren’t asked. And it gets to the point wh

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12 years and 530 grams. Russian court’s treason verdict in occupied Crimea separates mother from premature baby requiring lung surgery

In August 2025, a Russian court in Sevastopol sentenced 42-year-old Viktoria Strilets and her 24-year-old daughter, Alexandra, to 12 years in prison on charges of high treason. The case is classified, and little is known about its details. According to available records, the women allegedly sent photographs of Russian military installations to a Telegram channel linked to Ukraine’s military intelligence agency. The independent outlet Mediazona, drawing on letters shared by the family, has reconstructed the women’s story. Alexandra is the mother of two, including a premature infant who was in intensive care during the trial. Despite the baby’s reliance on a ventilator, the court denied a request to defer Alexandra’s sentence until the girl reaches the age of 14, citing no grounds for such leniency. Meduza summarizes the key points from Mediazona’s report.

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