9/11
U.S. Tells Families That 9/11 Defendants Might Not Face Death Penalty
The Pentagon and FBI have told families of the victims of the September 11th, 2001, terrorist attack that the alleged defendants might not face the death penalty.
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Ex-Wife Of Microsoft Executive Arrested In Connection With His Murder
The ex-wife of Microsoft Executive Jared Bridegan, who was shot and killed last year in a mysterious turn of events, was arrested in connection to his murder.
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Texas Woman Charged For Threatening To Kill Judge In Trump’s Jan. 6 Case
A woman in Texas was recently arrested after she had threatened to murder the United States district judge overseeing former President Donald Trump’s January 6th case.
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Pig Kidney Works Inside Of Donated Body For Over A Month
Surgeons in New York transplanted a pig’s kidney into a man who was brain dead. It has been functioning regularly for more than a month..
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WH Press Sec Mocked For Deleted Tweet Stating She Ran For President
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was mocked online after she mistakenly posted she ran for president.
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2 Drunk American Men Get ‘Trapped’ Overnight In Eiffel Tower
Two American men spend the night inside the Eiffel Tower after allegedly being stuck and falling asleep from “how drunk they were.”
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Berlin’s Swimming World Cup To Debut ‘Open Category’ Races For Transgender Swimmers
The Swimming World Cup in Berlin, Germany, will be the first event to create an “open category,” allowing transgender swimmers to compete.
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Dominican Republic Explosion, Death Toll Rises To 25
The death toll from an explosion that shook the town of San Cristobal in the Dominican Republic on Monday has risen to 25.
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Florida Woman Escapes After Being Held Captive In Dog Cage, 4 Arrested
An unnamed woman in Florida who is reportedly in her 40s was allegedly held captive in a dog cage before escaping and knocking on multiple doors, asking neighbors for help.
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Illinois Becomes 1st State With Law That Protects Child Influencers
Illinois passed a law that ensures that children who are shown on social media are paid by their parents who profit off of them.