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Rape Accused Beaten To Death By Friends, Body Dumped In Haridwar Forest
A man in Dehradun was allegedly beaten to death with a baseball bat by friends, who later buried the body in the Chidiyapur forests in Haridwar, police said on Tuesday.
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Influencer Sapna Gill Gets Bail In Prithvi Shaw Selfie Row
A court here on Monday granted bail to social media influencer Sapna Gill and three other accused in a case pertaining to alleged manhandling of India cricketer Prithvi Shaw and attacking his car with a baseball bat in Mumbai last week.
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AAP MLA Som Dutt Gets Bail In Assault Case
The Delhi High Court on Monday granted bail to AAP MLA Som Dutt, who was recently taken into custody to serve a six-month jail term for assaulting a man with a baseball bat during campaigning for 2015 Assembly elections.
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She Hit 'Record' Before Falling To Death. Footage Led To Husband's Arrest
The 27-year-old had headed to Busch Stadium in St. Louis on Saturday to catch a baseball game with her new husband, Bradley S. Jenkins, and some of their co-workers from the Illinois Department of Corrections. It was a balmy summer day in the city, and the Cardinals defeated the Cubs, 7-4. But at some point during the game, things grew tense betwee...
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US Man Blindfolded Fiancee, Beat Her To Death, Burned Body: Investigator
A Colorado man accused of murdering his fiance last November beat the young mother to death with a baseball bat before burning her body, a homicide investigator told a hearing on Tuesday, a court official said.
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Trump's Supreme Court Pick Piled Up Credit Card Debt On Baseball Tickets
Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh incurred tens of thousands of dollars of credit card debt buying baseball tickets over the past decade and at times reported liabilities that could have exceeded the value of his cash accounts
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In US, Retired Professor Leads Supreme Court Challenge To Gerrymandering
It's as American as baseball or apple pie -- but the days when an incumbent party could redraw voting districts to disadvantage their opponents could soon be numbered, thanks to the tireless efforts of a retired Midwestern law professor.
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Donald Trump Makes Call For Unity After Lawmaker Shot
President Donald Trump called for national unity Wednesday after a gunman shot a senior Republican lawmaker and several others gathered to practice for a charity baseball game.
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US Court Overturns Baseball Legend' Barry Bond's Conviction
A US appeals court overturned Wednesday baseball legend Barry Bonds' conviction for giving evasive testimony, in a long-sought judicial victory for the ex San Francisco Giants slugger.
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Indian-origin student acquitted of murder in Australia
A 21-year-old Indian-origin medical student, accused of killing his father by hitting him with a baseball bat, was today acquitted of murder by a court in Australia.
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Rape Accused Beaten To Death By Friends, Body Dumped In Haridwar Forest
A man in Dehradun was allegedly beaten to death with a baseball bat by friends, who later buried the body in the Chidiyapur forests in Haridwar, police said on Tuesday.
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Influencer Sapna Gill Gets Bail In Prithvi Shaw Selfie Row
A court here on Monday granted bail to social media influencer Sapna Gill and three other accused in a case pertaining to alleged manhandling of India cricketer Prithvi Shaw and attacking his car with a baseball bat in Mumbai last week.
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AAP MLA Som Dutt Gets Bail In Assault Case
The Delhi High Court on Monday granted bail to AAP MLA Som Dutt, who was recently taken into custody to serve a six-month jail term for assaulting a man with a baseball bat during campaigning for 2015 Assembly elections.
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She Hit 'Record' Before Falling To Death. Footage Led To Husband's Arrest
The 27-year-old had headed to Busch Stadium in St. Louis on Saturday to catch a baseball game with her new husband, Bradley S. Jenkins, and some of their co-workers from the Illinois Department of Corrections. It was a balmy summer day in the city, and the Cardinals defeated the Cubs, 7-4. But at some point during the game, things grew tense betwee...
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US Man Blindfolded Fiancee, Beat Her To Death, Burned Body: Investigator
A Colorado man accused of murdering his fiance last November beat the young mother to death with a baseball bat before burning her body, a homicide investigator told a hearing on Tuesday, a court official said.
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Trump's Supreme Court Pick Piled Up Credit Card Debt On Baseball Tickets
Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh incurred tens of thousands of dollars of credit card debt buying baseball tickets over the past decade and at times reported liabilities that could have exceeded the value of his cash accounts
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In US, Retired Professor Leads Supreme Court Challenge To Gerrymandering
It's as American as baseball or apple pie -- but the days when an incumbent party could redraw voting districts to disadvantage their opponents could soon be numbered, thanks to the tireless efforts of a retired Midwestern law professor.
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Donald Trump Makes Call For Unity After Lawmaker Shot
President Donald Trump called for national unity Wednesday after a gunman shot a senior Republican lawmaker and several others gathered to practice for a charity baseball game.
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US Court Overturns Baseball Legend' Barry Bond's Conviction
A US appeals court overturned Wednesday baseball legend Barry Bonds' conviction for giving evasive testimony, in a long-sought judicial victory for the ex San Francisco Giants slugger.
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Indian-origin student acquitted of murder in Australia
A 21-year-old Indian-origin medical student, accused of killing his father by hitting him with a baseball bat, was today acquitted of murder by a court in Australia.
