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Trump Official Lutnick Testifies On Epstein Island Lunch
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick told members of a congressional committee in private testimony on Wednesday that he couldn't recall why he and his family had lunch on Jeffrey Epstein's private island, members said.
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OpenAI President Claims Elon Musk Physically Threatened Him
According to Musk, the company pivoted to a for-profit structure and misappropriated his $38 million founding donation to build a company now valued at more than $850 billion.
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Rhode Island Man Accused Of Faking His Own Death, Found Guilty Of Rape
A Rhode Island man accused of faking his death and fleeing the United States to evade rape charges was found guilty Wednesday of sexually assaulting a former girlfriend in his first of two Utah trials.
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Trump Was Concerned About Wife's Reaction, Says Ex Aide At Hush Money Trial
Trump's former campaign press secretary Hope Hicks became the first former member of Donald Trump's inner circle to take the witness stand in his historic criminal trial on Friday.
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In Trump Hush Money Trial, First Witness Testifies He Helped Candidacy
The first witness in Donald Trump's criminal hush money trial, National Enquirer publisher David Pecker, testified on Tuesday that he had a "highly confidential" agreement to use his supermarket tabloid to help Trump's 2016 presidential bid.
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What Delhi High Court Said On Allowing Sexual Assault Survivor To Testify Virtually
Allowing a sexual-offence survivor to testify through "two-way video-conferencing" is not against an accused's right to a fair trial, but refusing her such a facility would deny her access to justice, the Delhi High Court has said.
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Donald Trump's Son To Testify In Father's Civil Fraud Trial Again
Donald Trump Jr. is set to testify again on Monday in his father's civil fraud trial, this time called by the defense to field questions about the former US president's family real estate business.
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"It Went Chaotic": US Ex-Policewoman Tearfully Testifies About Killing Black Man
A US former police officer on trial for the death of a young African-American man wept in court Friday as she described how a routine traffic stop descended swiftly into chaos.
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Mike Pompeo Agrees To Testify On Iran, Iraq Policy: US House Committee
A Democratic-led US House of Representatives committee said on Tuesday it had reached an agreement with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to testify at a public hearing on Iran and Iraq policy, after threatening a subpoena over previous refusals to appear.
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Ex-Trump Lawyer Michael Cohen To Testify At Closed US House Hearing Next Week
President Donald Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen will testify next week at a closed hearing of the U.S. House Intelligence Committee after postponing an appearance before another congressional panel, citing threats from Trump.
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'Fix Fakebook': Activists Plant 100 Life-Size Mark Zuckerberg Cutouts On Capitol Lawn
Before Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg faced a barrage of questions from lawmakers in Washington on Tuesday, an advocacy group staged a public spectacle of its own.
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Facebook's Zuckerberg Long Resisted Going To Congress. Now He'll Face A 'Reckoning,' Lawmakers Say
When Mark Zuckerberg testifies to the U.S. Congress next week, the Facebook chief executive will face off with lawmakers who have long been itching to confront him - on everything from a privacy mishap involving 87 million users to a litany of issues that have dogged the company for years.
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Trump's Eldest Son Will Testify Publicly On Russia: Senator
Donald Trump Jr. will testify publicly before a congressional committee probing Russia's meddling in the 2016 presidential campaign and possible collusion by his father's campaign, a Democratic senator said Sunday.
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Donald Trump's Ex-Campaign Manager Paul Manafort Not Testifying Wednesday
A Senate committee investigating Russian election interference withdrew Tuesday its subpoena compelling President Donald Trump's former campaign manager Paul Manafort to testify, saying he has begun cooperating.
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US Attorney General Jeff Sessions Dodges Donald Trump Questions, Angering Democrats
U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Tuesday denounced as a "detestable lie" the idea he colluded with Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election, and he clashed with Democratic lawmakers over his refusal to detail his conversations with President Donald Trump.
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Trump Official Lutnick Testifies On Epstein Island Lunch
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick told members of a congressional committee in private testimony on Wednesday that he couldn't recall why he and his family had lunch on Jeffrey Epstein's private island, members said.
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OpenAI President Claims Elon Musk Physically Threatened Him
According to Musk, the company pivoted to a for-profit structure and misappropriated his $38 million founding donation to build a company now valued at more than $850 billion.
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Rhode Island Man Accused Of Faking His Own Death, Found Guilty Of Rape
A Rhode Island man accused of faking his death and fleeing the United States to evade rape charges was found guilty Wednesday of sexually assaulting a former girlfriend in his first of two Utah trials.
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Trump Was Concerned About Wife's Reaction, Says Ex Aide At Hush Money Trial
Trump's former campaign press secretary Hope Hicks became the first former member of Donald Trump's inner circle to take the witness stand in his historic criminal trial on Friday.
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In Trump Hush Money Trial, First Witness Testifies He Helped Candidacy
The first witness in Donald Trump's criminal hush money trial, National Enquirer publisher David Pecker, testified on Tuesday that he had a "highly confidential" agreement to use his supermarket tabloid to help Trump's 2016 presidential bid.
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What Delhi High Court Said On Allowing Sexual Assault Survivor To Testify Virtually
Allowing a sexual-offence survivor to testify through "two-way video-conferencing" is not against an accused's right to a fair trial, but refusing her such a facility would deny her access to justice, the Delhi High Court has said.
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Donald Trump's Son To Testify In Father's Civil Fraud Trial Again
Donald Trump Jr. is set to testify again on Monday in his father's civil fraud trial, this time called by the defense to field questions about the former US president's family real estate business.
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"It Went Chaotic": US Ex-Policewoman Tearfully Testifies About Killing Black Man
A US former police officer on trial for the death of a young African-American man wept in court Friday as she described how a routine traffic stop descended swiftly into chaos.
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Mike Pompeo Agrees To Testify On Iran, Iraq Policy: US House Committee
A Democratic-led US House of Representatives committee said on Tuesday it had reached an agreement with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to testify at a public hearing on Iran and Iraq policy, after threatening a subpoena over previous refusals to appear.
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Ex-Trump Lawyer Michael Cohen To Testify At Closed US House Hearing Next Week
President Donald Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen will testify next week at a closed hearing of the U.S. House Intelligence Committee after postponing an appearance before another congressional panel, citing threats from Trump.
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'Fix Fakebook': Activists Plant 100 Life-Size Mark Zuckerberg Cutouts On Capitol Lawn
Before Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg faced a barrage of questions from lawmakers in Washington on Tuesday, an advocacy group staged a public spectacle of its own.
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Facebook's Zuckerberg Long Resisted Going To Congress. Now He'll Face A 'Reckoning,' Lawmakers Say
When Mark Zuckerberg testifies to the U.S. Congress next week, the Facebook chief executive will face off with lawmakers who have long been itching to confront him - on everything from a privacy mishap involving 87 million users to a litany of issues that have dogged the company for years.
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Trump's Eldest Son Will Testify Publicly On Russia: Senator
Donald Trump Jr. will testify publicly before a congressional committee probing Russia's meddling in the 2016 presidential campaign and possible collusion by his father's campaign, a Democratic senator said Sunday.
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Donald Trump's Ex-Campaign Manager Paul Manafort Not Testifying Wednesday
A Senate committee investigating Russian election interference withdrew Tuesday its subpoena compelling President Donald Trump's former campaign manager Paul Manafort to testify, saying he has begun cooperating.
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US Attorney General Jeff Sessions Dodges Donald Trump Questions, Angering Democrats
U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Tuesday denounced as a "detestable lie" the idea he colluded with Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election, and he clashed with Democratic lawmakers over his refusal to detail his conversations with President Donald Trump.
