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OtherMay 10

Soil Testing Reveals Evidence of Human Remains in Kristin Smart Murder Case

Investigators found evidence of human remains in soil at a California property linked to the man convicted of murdering college student Kristin Smart in 1996.

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OtherMar 10

Alexander Brothers Convicted on Sex Trafficking Charges in Manhattan Federal Court

Three real estate brokers, including luxury property twins, were found guilty of sex trafficking after five-week trial involving testimony from 11 women.

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OtherJun 7

D-Day veterans mark 82nd anniversary as nearly 100 British names added to memorial

Veterans gathered at the British Normandy Memorial to commemorate the 82nd anniversary of D-Day, with nearly 100 additional British names being added to the memorial.

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OtherJun 12

US Declares Power Emergency in Southeast as Extreme Heat Strains Electrical Grids

Federal authorities declared a power emergency in the Southeast as severe heat waves strain electrical systems nationwide.

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OtherApr 24

Federal Law Enforcement Conducts Multiple Gang-Related Operations Across U.S.

Federal agencies arrested gang members in separate operations targeting drug trafficking and violent crimes across multiple states.

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OtherMay 20

Defense lawyers seek to seal evidence in Charlie Kirk murder case

Attorneys for the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk are requesting that a Utah judge seal certain evidence and close portions of court proceedings.

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OtherJun 11

14-Year-Old Charged with Attempted Murder in Manchester School Knife Attack

A teenage girl faces attempted murder charges after a knife attack at a Manchester school injured two students and a teacher.

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OtherJun 4

Bahamas disappearance of American woman now investigated as murder case

U.S. authorities are treating the April disappearance of Lynette Hooker in Bahamian waters as a murder investigation.

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OtherJun 4

NTSB: United Airlines plane was too slow, too low before striking light pole at Newark

Federal investigators found a United Airlines 767 was flying too slow and too low before striking a light pole during landing at Newark Airport in May.

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OtherJun 4

Colorado appeals court reverses paramedics' convictions in Elijah McClain death

Appeals court orders new trials for two paramedics convicted of homicide in ketamine overdose death of Elijah McClain in 2019.

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OtherJun 4

Oregon man arraigned on fifth murder charge in serial killing case

Jesse Calhoun pleaded not guilty to a fifth murder charge in Portland court, with prosecutors planning to try all five cases together.

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OtherJun 3

YouTuber sentenced to 31 years for murdering pregnant girlfriend

Stephen McCullagh used a fake gaming livestream as an alibi while killing his pregnant partner Natalie McNally.

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OtherApr 20

Second Jury Finds Uber Liable in Sexual Assault Case Involving Driver

A second jury has ruled Uber responsible for sexual assault by one of its drivers in ongoing federal litigation.

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OtherJun 5

Karen Read files lawsuit against Massachusetts police alleging misconduct

Karen Read, acquitted of killing her police officer boyfriend, sues state and local police over alleged investigative misconduct.

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OtherJun 15

Woman Dies in Brazil Bungee Jump After Safety Cord Not Attached

A 21-year-old woman died in Brazil after instructors failed to attach a safety rope before launching her from a bridge in a bungee jumping accident.

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