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US Woman, Who Wrote Book On Grief After Husband's Death, Convicted Of His Murder
During the trial, evidence revealed that Richins had accumulated significant debt, purchased life insurance policies on her husband, and was also involved in an extramarital affair.
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US Author Slammed For Calling Vivek Ramaswamy, Nikki Haley "Hindu Business"
Vivek Ramaswamy, 38, is Hindu while 51-year-old Nikki Haley was born into a Sikh family and is a Christian, which she has been vocal about in her public life.
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Beverly Cleary, Renowned US Children's Author, Dies At 104
American children's author Beverly Cleary, the creator of iconic characters including Ramona Quimby and Henry Huggins, has died at 104, her publisher said Friday.
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Bestselling US Author Mary Higgins Clark Dies At 92
Best-selling American author Mary Higgins Clark, known by her fans as the "Queen of Suspense", has died aged 92, her publisher confirmed Friday.
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Latest Jeffrey Epstein Accuser Asks Prince Andrew To Share Info With US
A woman who accuses Jeffrey Epstein of sexually abusing her as a child on Monday said Britain's Prince Andrew should tell U.S. authorities what he knows about the financier.
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"Exercise Due Diligence": Students Advised Before Seeking Admission In US
Students from India are advised to "exercise their due diligence" before seeking admission into American universities, the Indian Embassy has said, months after over 100 Indians landed in trouble for enrolling at a fake educational institution set up by US authorities to expose immigration fraud.
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US Charges 412 People For Health Fraud, Opioid Scams
US authorities announced charges Thursday against more than 400 people, many of them doctors and nurses, over health care scams worth $1.3 billion including the wrongful prescription and distribution of opioids.
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Laptop Ban On Flights To US 'Likely' To Expand: Official
A ban on laptops and other electronics in the cabin of flights from Europe to America will likely be further expanded to include additional countries, a US official said Tuesday.
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US Agents Conduct First Donald Trump-Era Raids Targeting Undocumented Migrants
US authorities arrested hundreds of undocumented migrants this week in the first large-scale raids under President Donald Trump, triggering panic in immigrant communities nationwide.
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US Officials Not Ruling Out 'Terrorism' In Florida Airport Shooting
The US authorities are not ruling out "the terrorism angle" as a potential motive of the Iraq war veteran accused of killing five people at the Fort Lauderdale International Airport, officials said Saturday.
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US Indicts 3 Romanians Over $4 Million Cyber Fraud: Justice Department
US authorities have indicted three Romanians in a case of cyber fraud that allegedly netted at least $4 million and infected at least 60,000 computers, mostly in the United States, the US Justice Department said on Friday.
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Paul Beatty Becomes First US Author To Win Man Booker Prize
Paul Beatty became the first US author to win the Man Booker Prize -- the world's most prestigious English-language literary award -- for his novel "The Sellout" on Tuesday.
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Threats Against Muslims Must Stop After Orlando Attack: US
US authorities on Wednesday warned that threats against Muslims would not be tolerated, and possibly prosecuted, after alleged incidents in the wake of the Orlando gay club massacre, which was carried out by a Muslim gunman.
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Air China Employee Linked To Macau Billionaire Faces Own Case
An employee of a Chinese airline, who came onto the radar of US authorities as they probed the activities of a Macau billionaire accused of bribing a UN General Assembly president, is now facing legal troubles of her own.
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6 US Cops Fired After Shooting 137 Bullets In Fatal Car Chase
US authorities sacked six police officers Tuesday who unloaded 137 bullets into a car carrying two unarmed African Americans, killing the pair in a hail of gunfire in Cleveland, Ohio.
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US Woman, Who Wrote Book On Grief After Husband's Death, Convicted Of His Murder
During the trial, evidence revealed that Richins had accumulated significant debt, purchased life insurance policies on her husband, and was also involved in an extramarital affair.
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US Author Slammed For Calling Vivek Ramaswamy, Nikki Haley "Hindu Business"
Vivek Ramaswamy, 38, is Hindu while 51-year-old Nikki Haley was born into a Sikh family and is a Christian, which she has been vocal about in her public life.
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Beverly Cleary, Renowned US Children's Author, Dies At 104
American children's author Beverly Cleary, the creator of iconic characters including Ramona Quimby and Henry Huggins, has died at 104, her publisher said Friday.
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Bestselling US Author Mary Higgins Clark Dies At 92
Best-selling American author Mary Higgins Clark, known by her fans as the "Queen of Suspense", has died aged 92, her publisher confirmed Friday.
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Latest Jeffrey Epstein Accuser Asks Prince Andrew To Share Info With US
A woman who accuses Jeffrey Epstein of sexually abusing her as a child on Monday said Britain's Prince Andrew should tell U.S. authorities what he knows about the financier.
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"Exercise Due Diligence": Students Advised Before Seeking Admission In US
Students from India are advised to "exercise their due diligence" before seeking admission into American universities, the Indian Embassy has said, months after over 100 Indians landed in trouble for enrolling at a fake educational institution set up by US authorities to expose immigration fraud.
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US Charges 412 People For Health Fraud, Opioid Scams
US authorities announced charges Thursday against more than 400 people, many of them doctors and nurses, over health care scams worth $1.3 billion including the wrongful prescription and distribution of opioids.
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Laptop Ban On Flights To US 'Likely' To Expand: Official
A ban on laptops and other electronics in the cabin of flights from Europe to America will likely be further expanded to include additional countries, a US official said Tuesday.
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US Agents Conduct First Donald Trump-Era Raids Targeting Undocumented Migrants
US authorities arrested hundreds of undocumented migrants this week in the first large-scale raids under President Donald Trump, triggering panic in immigrant communities nationwide.
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US Officials Not Ruling Out 'Terrorism' In Florida Airport Shooting
The US authorities are not ruling out "the terrorism angle" as a potential motive of the Iraq war veteran accused of killing five people at the Fort Lauderdale International Airport, officials said Saturday.
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US Indicts 3 Romanians Over $4 Million Cyber Fraud: Justice Department
US authorities have indicted three Romanians in a case of cyber fraud that allegedly netted at least $4 million and infected at least 60,000 computers, mostly in the United States, the US Justice Department said on Friday.
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Paul Beatty Becomes First US Author To Win Man Booker Prize
Paul Beatty became the first US author to win the Man Booker Prize -- the world's most prestigious English-language literary award -- for his novel "The Sellout" on Tuesday.
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Threats Against Muslims Must Stop After Orlando Attack: US
US authorities on Wednesday warned that threats against Muslims would not be tolerated, and possibly prosecuted, after alleged incidents in the wake of the Orlando gay club massacre, which was carried out by a Muslim gunman.
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Air China Employee Linked To Macau Billionaire Faces Own Case
An employee of a Chinese airline, who came onto the radar of US authorities as they probed the activities of a Macau billionaire accused of bribing a UN General Assembly president, is now facing legal troubles of her own.
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6 US Cops Fired After Shooting 137 Bullets In Fatal Car Chase
US authorities sacked six police officers Tuesday who unloaded 137 bullets into a car carrying two unarmed African Americans, killing the pair in a hail of gunfire in Cleveland, Ohio.
