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Man Allegedly Conned Political Donors, Then Used Money To Buy A Mercedes
Prosecutors have accused John Pierre Dupont, 80, of scamming $250,000 from unwitting political donors who believed they were sending money to various candidates or causes, when in fact the money was going to him.
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Militants Attack UN as Mali Hunts Nightclub Killers
A peacekeeper and two children died on Sunday as militants shelled a UN base in northern Mali, heightening security fears as police hunted jihadists who launched a deadly Bamako nightclub assault.
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Golden Globes 2015: When Getting Real Pays Off
This year, no fewer than 10 actors have been nominated for Golden Globes for bringing to celluloid life the stories of real people
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California Man Sentenced to 15 Years for Espionage
A federal judge has sentenced a California chemical engineer to 15 years in prison and fined him USD 28.3 million for a rare economic-espionage conviction for selling China a secret recipe to a widely used white pigment.
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Stephanie Kwolek, American Chemist Who Invented Kevlar, Dies at 90
Stephanie Kwolek, an American chemist who in 1965 invented a super-strong fibre called Kevlar that revolutionised body armour and protected innumerable police officers and soldiers from bullets, has died at age 90.
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Man Allegedly Conned Political Donors, Then Used Money To Buy A Mercedes
Prosecutors have accused John Pierre Dupont, 80, of scamming $250,000 from unwitting political donors who believed they were sending money to various candidates or causes, when in fact the money was going to him.
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Militants Attack UN as Mali Hunts Nightclub Killers
A peacekeeper and two children died on Sunday as militants shelled a UN base in northern Mali, heightening security fears as police hunted jihadists who launched a deadly Bamako nightclub assault.
-
Golden Globes 2015: When Getting Real Pays Off
This year, no fewer than 10 actors have been nominated for Golden Globes for bringing to celluloid life the stories of real people
-
California Man Sentenced to 15 Years for Espionage
A federal judge has sentenced a California chemical engineer to 15 years in prison and fined him USD 28.3 million for a rare economic-espionage conviction for selling China a secret recipe to a widely used white pigment.
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Stephanie Kwolek, American Chemist Who Invented Kevlar, Dies at 90
Stephanie Kwolek, an American chemist who in 1965 invented a super-strong fibre called Kevlar that revolutionised body armour and protected innumerable police officers and soldiers from bullets, has died at age 90.
