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Indian-Origin Brothers Found Guilty In Multi-Million Dollar Fraud In US, Could Face 400 Years In Prison
Prosecutors said the brothers built a network of businesses known as the Savani Group, which generated millions of dollars through these illegal schemes over several years.
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Jeffrey Epstein's Prison Guard Searched Him On Google Minutes Before He Was Found Dead
Tova Noel was a correctional officer at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan.
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6,800 km From Epstein Island, His Paris Lair Surfaces With Disturbing Details
The photographs show an 18-room residence saturated in red, orange and pink tones. Walls are covered with framed images of naked or semi-naked young women.
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'That's Not Ghislaine Maxwell': Prison Video Sparks Body Double Allegations
Conspiracy theories involving Ghislaine Maxwell, the long-time associate of convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, are gaining momentum online.
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A French Yoga Teacher's 'Hell' In A Venezuelan Jail
A French yoga teacher who was held in a blood and feces-stained Venezuelan jail on suspicion of being a US spy described how guards put him "through hell" in an attempt to break him.
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'Monster' US Man Who Abused Nearly 200 Corpses, Sentenced To 40 Years In Prison
Jon Hallford, a Colorado funeral director, is sentenced to 40 years for storing nearly 200 decomposing bodies and selling fake ashes to families.
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Prison Escape To Dance With Judge, AI Rewrites Maduro's US Capture Narrative
Since the US captured Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro in early January, pictures and videos chronicling the events have been crowded out by those generated with artificial intelligence, blurring the lines between fiction and reality.
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US Slaps Sweeping Sanctions On Iran Over Protest Crackdown
The US announced a far-reaching new round of sanctions against Iran, targeting senior security officials, a notorious prison accused of abusing detainees, and a sprawling network of front companies used to launder billions of dollars from oil.
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Multiple Americans Detained In Venezuela Released In "Peace" Gesture
The head of Venezuela's national assembly, Jorge Rodrguez, said that a "significant number" of Venezuelan and foreigners imprisoned in the country would be released as a gesture to "seek peace" following the military operation that deposed Maduro.
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Nicaragua Frees Dozens Of Prisoners After Trump's Pressure
Nicaragua's authoritarian government said Saturday it had freed "tens" of detainees, following US pressure and a week after American forces seized Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, a close Managua ally.
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Indian-Origin Brothers Found Guilty In Multi-Million Dollar Fraud In US, Could Face 400 Years In Prison
Prosecutors said the brothers built a network of businesses known as the Savani Group, which generated millions of dollars through these illegal schemes over several years.
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Jeffrey Epstein's Prison Guard Searched Him On Google Minutes Before He Was Found Dead
Tova Noel was a correctional officer at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan.
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6,800 km From Epstein Island, His Paris Lair Surfaces With Disturbing Details
The photographs show an 18-room residence saturated in red, orange and pink tones. Walls are covered with framed images of naked or semi-naked young women.
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'That's Not Ghislaine Maxwell': Prison Video Sparks Body Double Allegations
Conspiracy theories involving Ghislaine Maxwell, the long-time associate of convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, are gaining momentum online.
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A French Yoga Teacher's 'Hell' In A Venezuelan Jail
A French yoga teacher who was held in a blood and feces-stained Venezuelan jail on suspicion of being a US spy described how guards put him "through hell" in an attempt to break him.
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'Monster' US Man Who Abused Nearly 200 Corpses, Sentenced To 40 Years In Prison
Jon Hallford, a Colorado funeral director, is sentenced to 40 years for storing nearly 200 decomposing bodies and selling fake ashes to families.
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Prison Escape To Dance With Judge, AI Rewrites Maduro's US Capture Narrative
Since the US captured Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro in early January, pictures and videos chronicling the events have been crowded out by those generated with artificial intelligence, blurring the lines between fiction and reality.
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US Slaps Sweeping Sanctions On Iran Over Protest Crackdown
The US announced a far-reaching new round of sanctions against Iran, targeting senior security officials, a notorious prison accused of abusing detainees, and a sprawling network of front companies used to launder billions of dollars from oil.
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Multiple Americans Detained In Venezuela Released In "Peace" Gesture
The head of Venezuela's national assembly, Jorge Rodrguez, said that a "significant number" of Venezuelan and foreigners imprisoned in the country would be released as a gesture to "seek peace" following the military operation that deposed Maduro.
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Nicaragua Frees Dozens Of Prisoners After Trump's Pressure
Nicaragua's authoritarian government said Saturday it had freed "tens" of detainees, following US pressure and a week after American forces seized Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, a close Managua ally.
