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Judy Coughlin, the wife of two-time Super Bowl-winning coach Tom, is bedridden with a brain disorder that has left her struggling to speak or move, her husband of 54 years revealed Tuesday. In a guest piece for The New York Times, Tom opened up about his wife's absence from public life and described the experience of caring for Judy over the last four years as she battles progressive supranuclear palsy, an incurable brain disorder that affects patients' ability to walk, speak, and move. 'As so many of you are gearing up for another NFL season, I will be sitting far from the sidelines, at the bedside and holding the hand of my biggest supporter, my beloved wife, the mother of our children and a grandmother to our grandchildren,' Tom wrote. Judy Coughlin, the wife of two-time Super Bowl-winning coach Tom, is bedridden with a brain disorder that has left her struggling to speak or move, her husband of 54 years revealed Tuesday. Judy, 76, has been a very visible part of her

A Melbourne woman who was stabbed in the back in a random park attack in broad daylight is glad it happened to her and not someone without the support she had in her recovery. The 21-year-old was on a walking track in Gowanbrae in September last year when she was set upon by a man she had never met. She was left with permanent scarring and was afraid to walk alone for a month afterwards, but says without help from family, friends and psychologists someone else might not have been able to return to life as normal. A woman who was stabbed in a Melbourne park has revealed why she is 'grateful' for the random attack Police found a knife taped to the bed slats of 19-year-old Dmitri Evangelou after the attack. He pleaded guilty on Wednesday to intentionally causing injury and recklessly causing serious injury. The woman had noticed Evangelou watching her from nearby as she followed the winding walking track. At one point he changed direction and ran away, but when she saw him next h

Fox's Tucker Carlson criticized the Los Angeles Times for printing an editorial that called black politician and California gubernatorial candidate Larry Elder 'the Black face of white supremacy.'  Carlson mocked the idea that a black man could be an agent of white supremacy in a sarcastic monologue that outlined Elder's racial identity.   'Elder's father, who was a janitor, was black. So was Elder's mother. So were 80% of the people in their neighborhood and by all appearances, Larry Elder seemed black too... Little did they know that this child of South Central, apparently an African-American in good standing was in fact a secret agent working on behalf of global white supremacy,' Carlson jested on Fox News.  Larry Elder hosts the Larry Elder Radio Show. He is the hopeful to replace California Governor Gavin Newsom should he be recalled on September 14  Carlson lashed out against the LA Times for an editorial piece against Larry Elder Carlson accused t

Aquellio Parker, 29, from Queens has been accused of helping dispose of the body of  a 42-year-old high-end escort who was found in a barrel in New Jersey  A New York man was arrested by police over claims he helped dispose of a sex worker's body after she died in a Manhattan apartment building, before being stuffed into a plastic barrel. Aquellio Parker, 29, from Queens, turned himself to the NYPD on Sunday, but he will be taken into custody by police from Bergen County in New Jersey, where the 55-gallon drum with the remains of Nicole Flanagan, 42, was found.  Parker was charged with being an accomplice to disturbing, moving human remains, desecrating, damaging and/or destroying human remains and conspiring to disturb, move, conceal and/or desecrate a deceased body. He was seen bringing a large barrel into the building at 95 Wall Street on August 11, which contains offices and rental apartments.  The next day he was seen again, bringing the barrel out and loading it in a U-Haul v

Paige Greco has won Australia's first gold medal at the Paralympics in Tokyo smashing her own world record in the women's pursuit. The 24-year-old from South Australia obliterated the world record by seven seconds in her heat and took another two seconds off that time to win the final of the C3 3,000metre individual pursuit on Wednesday afternoon. She beat China's Xiaomei Wang, shocking even herself with the stunning time.  'I'm so happy, I just can't believe it,' an emotional Greco said through tears following the race.  'It was so amazing, I got a little bit teary, I'd thought about that moment for so long.  Her teammate Emily Petricola then made it back to back gold medals for Australia in the next race, catching American Shawn Morelli to win the women's C4 individual 3,000m pursuit.  It was so amazing, I got a little bit teary, I'd thought about that moment for so long,' Greco said of hearing the national anthem at the medal presentat

Parts of NSW will reportedly exit lockdown as early as Saturday, the same day fully vaccinated Sydneysiders can finally get a haircut.  The plan is expected to be announced by Thursday after a NSW Cabinet meeting underway on Wednesday afternoon. It was just hours after Deputy Premier John Barilaro said a decision on whether to to extend the lockdown in regional NSW would be made 'sooner rather than later'.  The lockdown in regional NSW will remain in place until at least Saturday and at least until September 30 in Sydney and surrounds. It's been two weeks since Dubbo went into lockdown and 35 new cases there have bumped the total close to 300, with many cases in the vulnerable Indigenous community. NSW notched up another grim record with 919 locally acquired cases to 8pm on Tuesday. 'Western NSW health district is still of great concern, with 49 new cases overnight,' Mr Barilaro said on Wednesday. As well as Dubbo's 35 cases there were seven in Bourke, five in O

A retail boss has warned current food shortages are some of the worst he has ever seen while others blamed the shortfall of 90,000 lorry drivers on post-Brexit migration and the pandemic.   Steve Murrells, Co-operative Group chief executive, told The Times the shortages were 'at a worse level than at any time I have seen' and revealed the company had reduced several ranges on offer in stores as a result of post-Brexit migration rules and coronavirus.  Instead, the company is now retraining members of staff to drive lorries to help deal with the loss of drivers in the industry - with around 14,000 European drivers leaving the UK last year and only 600 returning.   The impact of supply chain shortages is already being felt on the ground, with McDonald's running out of milkshakes and bottled drinks this week, while Nando's and KFC have reported a shortage of chicken. Retail bosses yesterday warned the industry faces a shortfall of 90,000 lorry drivers as a perfect storm of