Don Jr. Stands to Gain Millions From New Army Drone Deal
Donald Trump Jr. stands to gain millions as Unusual Machines, a startup he advises, wins its first major U.S. Army drone parts contract.
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Louvre Heist: ‘It’s an Inside Job,’ Say Ex-Jewelry Thieves
After a daring theft of royal jewels from the Louvre, former jewelry thieves insist the heist could only have been pulled off with insider help.
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How the U.S. Chooses Boats to Strike—And What’s Really on Board
The U.S. is targeting suspected drug-smuggling boats using intercepted communications—but experts warn the intelligence may be flawed or incomplete.
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Alabama’s Nitrogen Execution Sparks Outrage
Anthony Boyd’s prolonged nitrogen gas execution in Alabama has reignited debate over the ethics and legality of this controversial method.
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$42M Verdict in Louisiana Jail Death Shocks Nation
A federal jury has awarded $42.75 million to the family of Erie Moore, Sr., who died in 2015 from injuries sustained at the privately-run Richwood Correctional Center in Louisiana.
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Who Is ‘Brother Wang’? Chinese Fugitive Nabbed in Cuba
Zhi Dong Zhang, alias ‘Brother Wang,’ has been captured in Cuba after a dramatic escape from Mexican house arrest. He’s accused of running a transnational drug and money laundering network tied to fentanyl trafficking.
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ACNA Archbishop Steve Wood Accused of Sexual Harassment
Archbishop Steve Wood, leader of the Anglican Church in North America, is facing serious allegations of sexual harassment and failing to act on prior abuse claims.
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Palisades Fire Suspect Pleads Not Guilty: What We Know
Jonathan Rinderknecht has pleaded not guilty to federal arson charges in connection with the destructive Palisades Fire. A December trial date has been set.
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Guantánamo Portraits Reveal Hidden Human Stories
A collection of stylized portraits from Guantánamo Bay, taken as part of a Red Cross program, offers a rare humanizing look at detainees and their connection to families.
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Inside the $64B Scam Empire Targeting Americans
A deep dive into the billion-dollar scam center industry in Southeast Asia, where forced labor and digital fraud are draining billions from global victims—including Americans.