Vatican spokesman Federico Lombardi recently confirmed that Pope Francis might, and emphasis of the word "might," watch the final on Sunday between Argentina and Germany. On the other hand, he insisted that the pope will not be watching the match alongside with his German predecessor.
District Judge Robert Cleland dismissed the lawsuit filed by the Insane Clown Posse and its "Juggalos," or followers and reasoned that the plaintiffs had lack standing. Moreover, Cleland explained that the defendants were not responsible for the purported untoward actions of local enforcement.
The five arrested were reportedly suspected by police of promoting homosexuality acts by carrying out covert movements in both primary and secondary schools in the area in order to lure the pupils into the said practice.
Justin Bieber, who was charged with misdemeanor vandalism, pleaded no contest in the case, the Associated Press reported. He was instead handed out a sentence that would require him to pay $80,900 in fines for the damages he had caused to the plaintiff's property, and will need to serve five days of community service. Moreover, the pop star is ordered to enter and complete a 12-week anger-management program. He is also been banned to get close from the victim and his family for two years.
