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Elton John Slams Media for Criticizing Harry, Meghan
Singer Elton John says he’s “deeply distressed” by media accounts that criticized the Duke and Duchess of Sussex for taking a private jet to go on vacation despite the flight’s carbon impact of the planet.
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‘El Chapo' to Seek New Trial, Hearing to Probe Jury Misconduct
Attorneys for drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman are asking for a new trial in light of what they say was jury misconduct during his drug conspiracy trial.
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Death Tolls Often Rise Weeks After Storm Hits
More than six months after Hurricane Irma’s catastrophic rampage across the Caribbean and the southeastern United States, the number of deaths attributed to the storm increased to 129 — more than twice the amount reported at the end of the storm. It took years for Hurricane Katrina’s death toll to become fully known. That number is still debated today with...
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Prosecutors Hope These 19 Women Can Help Convict Bill Cosby
Prosecutors this week asked the judge in Bill Cosby’s spring retrial to let jurors hear from 19 other women who say the entertainer drugged and molested them. They want to show that an alleged assault in 2004 that led to Cosby’s only criminal charges was part of a five-decade pattern of drugging and harming women. The potential witnesses are among...
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Wife of Virginia Ballfield Shooter: ‘I'm Sorry That He Did This'
The estranged wife of the man authorities say opened fire on a congressional baseball practice said Thursday she felt “horrible” about the shootings.
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Leaked Emails Show Tension Inside Clinton Inner Circle
Newly leaked emails show consternation among those closest to Hillary Clinton about how Bill Clinton’s business dealings might damage his reputation and potentially affect her presidential hopes....
The emails, posted Monday by the WikiLeaks organization, also give insight into tension and turmoil within the Clinton Foundation while Clinton was serving as secretary of state. The chief operating officer of the family... -
French Burkini Bans Face Legal Challenge as Tension Mounts
France’s highest administrative authority is studying whether local bans on full-body burkini swimsuits are legal, amid growing concerns in the country and abroad about police forcing Muslim women to disrobe. Images of uniformed police appearing to require a woman to take off her tunic, and media accounts of similar incidents, have elicited shock and anger online this week. Some fear...
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San Francisco General Hospital Mystery Patient Identified
Family members have identified a man who showed up at San Francisco General Hospital more than a month ago but could not recall his name, a spokesman said Saturday.