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Ohio doctor accused of paying a teen girl vape pens and cash for sex was found dead before his arraignment

Francis J. Kearse III, a 43-year-old emergency medicine specialist in Ohio, was found dead from a suspected self-inflicted gunshot wound just before 6 p.m. on March 27 in the 5400 block of Howe Road in Trenton, a rural city halfway…
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American journalist Shelly Kittleson was kidnapped in Iraq by a suspect with ties to an Iranian-backed militia

Al-Monitor announced Tuesday that Shelly Kittleson, an award-winning American journalist and freelance contributor to the outlet, has been kidnapped in Iraq. Her whereabouts and condition remain unknown. The State Department quickly pointed to a familiar villain. Assistant Secretary of State…
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DeSantis signs Missy's Law, demands Florida House impeach judge who freed convicted sex offender before child's killing

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) signed new crime accountability laws on Tuesday and issued a direct challenge to the Florida House of Representatives: impeach the judge whose decision to release a convicted sex offender on bond allegedly set the stage…
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Federal judge blocks White House ballroom construction, DOJ immediately appeals

A federal judge ordered construction of President Trump's White House ballroom project halted on Tuesday, granting a preliminary injunction sought by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. The Department of Justice filed a notice of appeal later that afternoon to…
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OneTaste founder Nicole Daedone sentenced to nine years for forced labor conspiracy in Brooklyn federal court

Nicole Daedone, the 58-year-old founder of the San Francisco-based "orgasmic meditation" company OneTaste, was sentenced Monday to nine years in federal prison after a Brooklyn jury convicted her of grooming workers and members to have sex with clients and investors.…
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Seventy-four arrested in Los Angeles after No Kings rally descends into clashes near federal detention center

Los Angeles police arrested 74 people for allegedly failing to disperse after Saturday's "No Kings" demonstration in downtown Los Angeles turned from a peaceful march into a confrontation outside a federal detention center, with some protesters hurling chunks of concrete…
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Pentagon defends merit-based promotions as Democrats accuse Hegseth of politicizing military ranks

War Secretary Pete Hegseth removed four officers from an Army promotion list after a promotions board had already approved them, and the Pentagon says the decision was about merit, not politics. Democrats on Capitol Hill disagree, and the fight is…
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Body recovered from Scottsdale canal identified as missing Native woman Passion Schurz

Scottsdale police confirmed Sunday that a body pulled from an Arizona canal belongs to 28-year-old Passion Schurz, a Native woman whose family reported her missing just one week earlier, and whose advocates say was denied a statewide alert designed to…
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Cory Booker admits Democrats 'have failed this moment,' calls for new party leadership

Sen. Cory Booker went on national television Sunday and said what most Democratic voters already suspect: his party has no answer for the moment the country is living through. The New Jersey Democrat told NBC's "Meet the Press" that the…
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Supreme Court lets 'Tiger King' Joe Exotic's murder-for-hire conviction stand

The Supreme Court on Monday declined to review the criminal case of Joseph Maldonado-Passage, the eccentric exotic cat breeder better known as Joe Exotic, leaving his murder-for-hire conviction intact and all but closing the door on his years-long effort to…
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