OtherApr 24
Trader Joe's Faces Lawsuit Over Coffee Caffeine Content Claims
Customers have filed a lawsuit against Trader Joe's alleging the retailer falsely advertised a coffee product's caffeine levels.
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OtherMar 26
Church Attendance Report Withdrawn After Survey Company Finds Fraudulent Responses
A report claiming rising church attendance among young people in England and Wales was retracted after YouGov discovered fraudulent survey responses.
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OtherApr 21
Stolen Letters and Rare Books by Keats, Wilde, Joyce Recovered After Decades
Eight letters by John Keats and rare novels by Oscar Wilde and James Joyce have been recovered in New York City decades after being stolen.
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OtherMay 13
Police Officer Rescues Child from Burning Apartment in Chattanooga
A Chattanooga police officer rescued a four-year-old girl from a burning apartment building, with video capturing the dramatic rescue.
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OtherMar 25
UCLA Student Kidnapping Suspect Released on Bail, Police Seek Additional Victims
Alexander Schecter, 24, was arrested for allegedly kidnapping and sexually assaulting two UCLA students in March before being released on bail.
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OtherMar 6
Two Afghan asylum seekers sentenced for separate sexual offenses in UK courts
Two men who arrived in Britain seeking asylum received prison sentences for sexual offenses committed against women and minors.
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OtherApr 20
NYC Empty Preschools Cost $100M in Rent; State Requires Diaper Policies
New York faces mounting costs from empty pre-K facilities while state mandates new toileting policies for expanded programs.
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OtherApr 20
CBP Seizes Over $1.1 Million Worth of Cocaine at Texas Border Crossing
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers intercepted 32 packages of suspected cocaine valued at over $1.1 million during a drug smuggling operation at a Texas border facility.
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OtherMar 28
Jewish Summer Camps Increase Security Measures Amid Rising Antisemitism Concerns
Jewish summer camps across the country are implementing additional security measures and fees as organizations respond to increased antisemitic incidents.
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OtherMar 17
Federal judge dismisses German tourist's $100,000 lawsuit over spicy taco sauce
A German tourist's lawsuit seeking $100,000 in damages from a New York taqueria over allegedly overly spicy salsa was dismissed by a federal judge.
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OtherMar 24
Two Separate Sexual Assault Cases Involving Undocumented Immigrants in New York
Two distinct criminal cases involving undocumented immigrants charged with sexual assault have occurred in New York, with different legal outcomes.
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OtherMar 5
Small Plane Crashes Into Two Phoenix Homes, Injures Three People
A small aircraft with two people aboard struck two homes in north Phoenix after experiencing mechanical issues, injuring the occupants and a resident.
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OtherApr 8
Juveniles detained in Washington D.C., gunfire reported at Georgia teen gathering
Police responded to youth gatherings in two states Saturday, with arrests in Washington D.C. and gunfire reported at a Tybee Island, Georgia event.
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OtherApr 19
Gas Station Clerk Helps Rescue Kidnapped Teen in Michigan
A 16-year-old girl was rescued after mouthing 'help' to a gas station clerk who intervened when her kidnapper brought her into the store.
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OtherMay 12
Barrister Wins Contempt Challenge; Watchdog to Review Judge Complaints
A barrister involved in a Palestine Action trial successfully challenged contempt proceedings while a judicial watchdog agreed to examine complaints against an employment judge.
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