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Man Gets Over 7 Years In Prison In Cryptocurrency Scam
An Australian man who pleaded guilty to securities fraud for cheating investors in his cryptocurrency fund of over $50 million was sentenced to over seven years in prison Wednesday by a judge who questioned the sincerity of his apology.
Police: Lawyer Murdaugh Arranged Own Death But Shot Grazed
A prominent South Carolina lawyer who found the bodies of his wife and son three months ago tried to arrange his own death earlier this month so his son would get a $10 million life insurance payment, but the planned fatal shot only grazed his head, stat...
Judge Rejects Delay To Defamation Suit Against Donald Trump
A federal judge on Wednesday rejected a request by lawyers for former President Donald Trump to delay the progression of a defamation lawsuit by a woman who accused him of rape.
Yemen Separatists Declare Emergency Amid Protests In South
Yemens southern separatists on Wednesday resorted to emergency measures in a bid to put down growing protests over dire living conditions in areas under their control.
In Arctic Push, U.S. Extends New Economic Aid Package To Greenland
Greenland said on Wednesday it had agreed a new economic aid package with the United States which seeks to boost ties the world's biggest island and strengthen U.S. military presence in the Arctic.
UN Sends Home Gabonese Peacekeepers In CAR Over Sexual Abuse
SecretaryGeneral Antonio Guterres on Wednesday ordered the immediate repatriation of the entire U.N. peacekeeping contingent from Gabon serving in the Central African Republic following credible reports of sexual abuse by some of its 450 members and past...
Sequoia National Park's Giant Trees At Risk As Fires Grow
Firefighting resources were ramping up Wednesday to battle two expanding forest fires threatening Sequoia National Parks giant sequoia trees and infrastructure.
Brazil Senate Leader Kills Bolsonaro Decree Criticized By Tech Firms
Brazilian Senate leader Rodrigo Pacheco said on Tuesday he would not consider President Jair Bolsonaro's decree limiting social networks' power to remove content, killing a measure that had met with widespread opposition from tech giants.
Arizona Supreme Court Allows Release Of Senate Audit Records
The Arizona Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected an effort by the state Senate to keep secret records of its ongoing review of the 2020 election in Maricopa County that are in the possession of the contractors conducting the recount.
Man Whose Sentence Commuted By Ex-governor To Plead Guilty
A Kentucky man whose sentence was commuted by former Gov. Matt Bevin is scheduled to plead guilty in federal court, where he is charged with producing child pornography, according to court records.
Report: Officer's Error Likely Caused Shipwreck Off Georgia
A top officer's errors in calculating the stability of a cargo ship loaded with nearly 4,200 automobiles likely caused the giant vessel to overturn along the Georgia coast, U.S. investigators said in a report Tuesday.
Venezuela Proposes Jailed Envoy Saab Join Negotiations With Opposition
Venezuela National Assembly President Jorge Rodriguez said on Tuesday that the government was proposing that Alex Saab, a government envoy currently jailed in Cabo Verde, be incorporated as a member of a dialogue process with the opposition.
Iowa State Suspends Crew Club After Inquiry Into Drownings
Iowa State University has announced that its student crew club must stay off the water at least for now after an inquiry faulted the university and the club's leaders in the drowning deaths of two members.
Deputy Afghan PM Mullah Baradar ‘Upset’ with Current Face of Taliban Govt
Deputy Prime Minister Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar is unhappy with Haqqanis and Afghan PM Mullah Hasan Akhund having a major role in the Afghan government.
Putin to Self-Isolate Over Coronavirus Cases in Inner Circle
In a phone call with Tajikistan's President, Putin said that in connection with identified coronavirus cases in his circle, he will observe a self-isolation regime
England To Offer Covid Vaccines For 12-15 Age Category
The British government confirmed that the offer would be extended to all children aged 12-15 after a unanimous recommendation by the Chief Medical Officers