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New York AG reviews Cornell’s handling of sexual assault allegations as investigation reopens (opens the original)
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The review comes as local prosecutors reopen the case and consider whether criminal charges should be presented to a grand jury. The New York Attorney General’s Office is reviewing Cornell University’s handling of allegations stemming from a 2024 sexual assault case involving members of the Chi Phi fraternity, adding another layer of scrutiny as local prosecutors reopen the matter. CNY Central reported Wednesday that a spokesperson for Attorney General Letitia James confirmed the state office is
Judge reduces jury award against Chris Brown in dog attack lawsuit (opens the original)
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A Los Angeles judge ruled that Maria Avila can accept a reduced award or return to court for a new trial focused on damages. A Los Angeles judge has given Maria Avila, the former housekeeper who won a $12.9 million jury award against Chris Brown over a 2020 dog attack, a choice that could significantly change the amount she ultimately receives. According to court documents obtained by TMZ, Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Huey P. Cotton ruled that Avila can accept a reduced $9.5 million a
Nolan Wells supporters organize social media blackout as family continues seeking answers (opens the original)
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On Sept. 30, the “Blackout for Nolan Wells” campaign is encouraging a coordinated day of visibility as his family continues to question aspects of the investigation. A social media campaign calling on supporters to temporarily “go black” is taking shape Wednesday in memory of Nolan Wells, the 18-year-old Black college student whose death in Mississippi has continued to draw questions from his family and supporters. The campaign, identified as “Blackout for Nolan Wells,” asks participants to chan
7 Black creatives and scholars named among the 2026 MacArthur Fellows (opens the original)
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The 2026 class includes artists, writers, musicians, scholars and researchers whose work explores race, history, memory, identity and community. Seven Black creatives and scholars are among the recipients of the 2026 MacArthur Fellowships, joining a class of 20 artists, scientists and scholars selected for the foundation’s annual “genius grants.” The Washington Post reported Tuesday on this year’s MacArthur class, which includes saxophonist and composer Immanuel Wilkins, economist Ellora Derenon
Diddy rep pushes back on report claiming rapper receives special treatment in prison (opens the original)
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Sean “Diddy” Combs’ representative disputes a report alleging cellphone and alcohol use in prison, saying the rapper is serving his sentence within the rules. Sean “Diddy” Combs’ representative has pushed back against a report alleging that the music mogul has access to prohibited items and receives special treatment while serving his federal prison sentence. The response came after NBC News reported Sept. 29 that Combs was allegedly using a cellphone and tablet obtained inside the prison and pa
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