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Man Who Stabbed Author Salman Rushdie Sentenced to 25 Years in Prison
Hadi Matar sentenced to 25 years for stabbing Salman Rushdie during lecture, causing severe injuries.
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Federal Magistrate Dismisses Trespassing Charges Against 98 Arrested in New Military Zone
Judge drops trespassing charges against 98 immigrants after ruling they lacked probable cause of awareness of restricted military zone.
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'Bourbon Street Hustler' Convicted in Unrelated Case, Sentenced to 25 Years for Sports Reporter Murder: AG
Attorney General Liz Murrill announces habitual offender sentence for Danette Colbert, still facing charges in Telemundo reporter's murder.
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Suspected Florida State University Shooter Indicted on Murder Charges in Campus Shooting That Left 2 Dead and 6 Injured
Phoenix Ikner charged with two counts of first-degree murder and seven counts of attempted murder in shooting incident.
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Missing Georgia Camper Rescued Alive After Weeks Lost in California Wilderness
Georgia camper Tiffany Slaton, missing since April, is miraculously found alive in California’s Sierra Nevada, police report.
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Illegal Immigrant Teen Who Killed Young Woman Walks Free: Top Headlines and More Breaking News
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California Officer's Gun Stolen by Half-Naked Suspect in Dramatic Bodycam Footage Before Being Shot Dead by Another Officer
California police release footage of officer-involved shooting during theft of departmental weapon.
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California Governor Newsom Engages in Political Calculus Ahead of Menendez Brothers Resentencing Decision
Menendez brothers' parole hearing in California hinges on risk assessments and their 1989 crimes.
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Surveillance Footage Captures California Homeless Woman Being Set on Fire in Brutal Assault
California police apprehended a suspect accused of setting a homeless woman on fire, then reportedly kicking the severely burned victim and fleeing the scene by car.
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Judge Indicates Likely Violation of Gag Order in Bryan Kohberger Idaho Murder Trial
On Thursday, an Idaho judge indicated that it is probable that someone from the prosecution team or law enforcement at some point violated the court's gag order.
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Menendez Brothers' June Hearing Changed from Clemency to Parole Ahead of Governor Newsom's Decision
The Menendez brothers are scheduled to attend a hearing in June, which was changed from a clemency hearing to a parole hearing, potentially paving the way for their release after serving 35 years for their parents' murders.
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Federal Judge Rules ICE Must Immediately Free Indonesian Man Overstaying Visa
A federal judge in Minnesota instructed immigration authorities to promptly free Aditya Harsono, asserting that his detention violates the First Amendment.