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Senior citizens targeted in his scheme were convinced they won millions, federal prosecutors in North Carolina say.
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The green energy bill Biden signed a year ago is turning out to be more transformative than first imagined.
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Fertilizer prices were already moving higher on heightened demand. But a global shortfall of potash has further stressed the supply chain.
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A YouTube chef has appeared in court accused of chopping up his boyfriend and dumping his head in the sea on a Thai resort island.
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She saw the man drive across their yard and force her husband to the ground, police said.
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A 92-year-old man is facing criminal charges after a sexual assault investigation in Toronto. Police say officers responded to a sexual assault call in the Dundas Street West and Bloor Street West area on June 25 at around 1:30 p.m. They say the accused would call victims onto his front porch and start a conversation before exposing himself to them. Police say the accused would also hug the victims and sexually assault them. They say the man from Toronto was arrested on Thursday and charged with
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Divers Find an Old Camera Lying On The Ocean Floor, Then They Saw The Pictures
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ReutersMore questions were asked of Judge Aileen Cannon’s fitness to preside over Donald Trump’s high-profile classified documents case on Monday after the South Florida federal judge rejected special counsel Jack Smith’s bid to preserve “grand jury secrecy” through sealed filings.In her ruling, Cannon questioned the “legal propriety” of Smith using an “out-of-district grand jury to continue to investigate and/or to seek post-indictment hearings.” She demanded that Smith explain why prosecutors
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They resold the merchandise on an eBay store called Anointed Liquidator, officials say.
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The fight appeared to break out after a Black worker confronted white boaters who refused to move their pontoon so a riverboat could dock.
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Sit tight before you see what world famous Greta Thunberg drives today
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The mother of a U.S. Navy sailor charged with providing sensitive military information to China encouraged him to cooperate with a Chinese intelligence officer, telling her son it might help him get a job with the Chinese government someday, the prosecution said Tuesday. Assistant U.S. Attorney Fred Sheppard made the accusation at a hearing in federal court in San Diego in urging the judge not to release Jinchao Wei, who was arrested last week on a rarely used espionage charge. Wei is one of two sailors based in California accused of providing sensitive military information to China — including details on wartime exercises, naval operations and critical technical material.
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She was rushed from her home to the hospital where she died despite extensive life-saving efforts
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“Just something so senseless like that cut her life short at 8 years old, it just doesn’t make sense.”
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After hearing weird noise he finds out what causes it and the price of the dresser changed drastically
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Mr Trump has been posting about the judge on his Truth Social platform
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The RCMP braced for backlash across rural Saskatchewan and kept a close eye on Indigenous groups after the not guilty verdict of a farmer charged in the death of Colten Boushie, emails show. The former top Mountie in the province also warned officers towatch their opinions, and police carefully watched and weighed in on testimony in the highly charged murder trial that exposed racial divides. This week marks seven years since Boushie, a 22-year-old Cree man from Red Pheasant First Nation, was sh
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The agent suggests protecting the president in prison wouldn’t be ‘very difficult’
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No One Will Be Able To Forget These Moments in Talk Show History
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Thomas Grant, 28, stabbed and strangled Lucy Clews in her own home after she offered him a place to stay.
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — A federal appeals court on Monday upheld Josh Duggar’s conviction for downloading child sexual abuse images, rejecting the former reality television star’s argument that a judge should have suppressed statements he made to investigators during the search that found the images. A three-judge panel of the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected the appeal by Duggar, whose large family was the focus of TLC’s “19 Kids and Counting.” Duggar was convicted in 2021 and is ser
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Burned with hot oil, beaten and held captive — a woman who survived a vicious attack speaks out to help other victims of domestic violence.
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Try not to fumble when you see Paul Reubens’ amazing net worth…
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When Angela and Giles Greenhough’s Norfolk Terrier, Ruby, turned four last week there was no birthday hug, no celebratory steak supper or game with her favourite ball which she had mischievously picked from a shop shelf and declared her own. All they could do was make a toast to the dog stolen from their farmhouse in Saltash, Cornwall, two years ago, and desperately hope that, wherever Ruby is, she is at least with Margie, their other beloved Terrier taken at the same time.
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A Tijuana police officer imprisoned for killing her cop boyfriend shows how Mexico — struggling with femicides — reacts when a woman kills her abuser.
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The prison selected by the government to detain former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, convicted of graft, is a lowly and distant facility that houses hardened criminals and does not have facilities that political prisoners are entitled to, his party and lawyers said on Monday. It is a dramatic fall from the luxurious lifestyle that Khan, the charismatic cricketer-turned-politician, has along been associated with in Pakistan and abroad as a sporting icon and national hero. Following his conviction on Saturday, Khan was to be sent to Rawalpindi’s Adiala jail according to an arrest warrant seen by Reuters, but he was moved to District Jail Attock instead, about 80 kilometres (50 miles) west of Islamabad.
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