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49ers' Keion White has surgery after being shot in ankle in S.F.

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49ers' Keion White has surgery after being shot in ankle in S.F.

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Keion White, a 49ers defensive lineman, underwent ankle surgery after being shot early Monday in San Francisco, with doctors treating non-life-threatening injuries.
San Francisco police opened a formal probe into the shooting, indicating an active investigation into the incident that wounded White.
AP News notes the incident occurred hours after the Super Bowl at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, with White treated at a local hospital for ankle injuries.

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Republican Governor Hopeful Suspends Campaign After Daughter Dies

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Republican Governor Hopeful Suspends Campaign After Daughter Dies

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The daughter of a Minnesota gubernatorial candidate was killed in a stabbing in St. Cloud, with authorities treating it as a possible murder-suicide involving her husband.
Hallie Tobler, 22, was found dead from multiple stab wounds inside her apartment, and investigators say her husband’s injuries were self-inflicted as they search for a possible homicide link.
Jeff Johnson suspended his gubernatorial campaign out of respect for his family after Hallie Tobler’s death, showing how personal loss intersected with public life.

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Howard Lutnick sweats as he backtracks on Epstein ties: 'You misled the country'

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Howard Lutnick sweats as he backtracks on Epstein ties: 'You misled the country'

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Howard Lutnick testified he had lunch on Epstein's island during a family vacation, with his wife, four children, and others present for about an hour.
A later account confirms Lutnick crossed Epstein's island by boat during a family vacation, with his wife and children also present.
Epstein's 2008 Florida plea deal for prostitution-related charges is noted, fueling ongoing scrutiny of associates like Lutnick during the Trump era.

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Epstein Files Expose the Depths of the Art World's Rot

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Epstein Files Expose the Depths of the Art World's Rot

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The German government says it is closely monitoring the evaluation of the Epstein files, and would act if German nationals are implicated.
Several German lawmakers call for a systematic evaluation to determine if Epstein's network influenced politics or the security services in Germany.
Experts warn Epstein's network shows serious organized crime infiltrating institutions beyond borders, including culture and business.

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US military launches deadly strike on drug-trafficking vessel in the Pacific, leaving 2 dead and 1 survivor

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US military launches deadly strike on drug-trafficking vessel in the Pacific, leaving 2 dead and 1 survivor

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The U.S. military launched a lethal strike on a suspected drug-trafficking boat in the eastern Pacific Ocean, killing two people and leaving a single survivor.
Two narco-terrorists were killed and one survived the strike, aligning with a broader pattern of U.S. strikes against narco-trafficking vessels in the region.
A video still from the X account of U.S Southern Command shows a vessel in the eastern Pacific before it was struck.

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Afghan asylum seeker found guilty of abducting and raping 12-year-old girl

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Afghan asylum seeker found guilty of abducting and raping 12-year-old girl

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An Afghan asylum seeker who raped a 12-year-old girl was convicted today of multiple sex offences on the very vulnerable victim.
Jurors at Warwick Crown Court also convicted him of child abduction and taking an indecent video of the girl during her ordeal.
The furore led to new guidance for police forces to disclose the ethnicity and nationality of suspects in high-profile cases.

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Barnsley drug dealer rigged properties with ‘Home Alone’ booby traps

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Barnsley drug dealer rigged properties with ‘Home Alone’ booby traps

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A drug dealer who rigged his house with booby-traps after being inspired by the Christmas classic Home Alone has been jailed for seven years.
Around 100 homes in Grimethorpe, a former pit village in South Yorkshire, had to be evacuated in May 2024 as police searched three neighbouring houses connected to Claughton and his ex-wife.
The Home Alone fan was caught when Border Force found a package of imitation firearms addressed to his ex-wife at Heathrow Airport.

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Male celebrity in 50s arrested over attempted rape

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Male celebrity in 50s arrested over attempted rape

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A male celebrity in his 50s has been arrested in London on suspicion of attempted rape, exposure and sexual assault by touching, with inquiries connected to a historic 2007 incident.
The arrest relates to an alleged historic sexual offence from 2007 in London involving a woman in her 20s.
The celebrity was interviewed by detectives and bailed, with investigators continuing to pursue inquiries.
Police confirmed the arrest in a statement, noting the suspicions involve attempted rape, exposure and sexual assault by touching.
Media coverage of the case has cited reports from The Daily Mail regarding the arrest.
The alleged offence was described as taking place in London against a woman in her 20s at the time of the incident.
Officials stated the arrest pertains to a sexual offence alleged from 2007 in London.
The celebrity has been released on bail as the investigation continues under the Met Police.
Other outlets, including The Daily Star, reported the arrest of a male celebrity in his 50s on similar rape and sexual assault allegations.
The 2007-era allegations are consistently framed as sexual offences in relation to a woman in her 20s.
The narrative mentions a prior libel-related context involving Noel Clarke, linking previous legal disputes to ongoing media attention.

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The simple reality of this stinking scandal is all roads lead to Trump

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crime29m ago

The simple reality of this stinking scandal is all roads lead to Trump

Rawstory.com

The article argues that all roads in the Epstein-Maxwell scandal lead back to Trump, framing him as central to the controversy.
Maxwell’s statements are described as part of a broader cover-up aimed at protecting powerful figures, according to the piece.
The author urges calling U.S. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche to testify about Maxwell discussions linked to a high-profile hotel stay.
The piece claims Trump’s alleged relationship with Epstein persisted for a decade, asserting near-zero odds he was unaware of Epstein’s crimes.
The article contrasts responses from Republicans, noting Comer’s focus on Clinton rather than Epstein details.
The piece argues for public testimony by Trump to force candor about the Epstein saga.
The author frames the Epstein matter as a nonpartisan issue of accountability for the powerful.
The article ties Trump’s alleged involvement to a broader narrative of the Epstein files reviewed by the public.
The author dismisses calls for Clinton deflection and urges direct accountability for Trump.

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'No, sir, I won't': ICE director refuses to apologize for killings of citizens by agents

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'No, sir, I won't': ICE director refuses to apologize for killings of citizens by agents

Rawstory.com

ICE Director Todd Lyons refused to apologize for the deaths of two Minnesota residents linked to ICE actions during a House hearing.
Lawmakers questioned accountability and personnel actions at ICE amid ongoing investigations.
Rep. Swalwell compared ICE operations to selling 'Amazon Prime, but with human beings' during the hearing.
Swalwell pressed Lyons on whether he would apologize to families labeled as domestic terrorists by the president.
The hearing underscored tensions over oversight and the handling of fatalities linked to ICE operations.
Lyons asserted he would speak to the family in private but would not comment on active investigations.
The exchange occurred as lawmakers debated the scope of ICE’s deportation operations and oversight.
The hearing featured officials discussing oversight measures following fatalities attributed to ICE actions.
The outlet described Lyons’ remarks within a broader political context surrounding immigration policy.
The article notes Lyons’s reluctance to discuss active investigations or personnel data during the inquiry.

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