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Botched execution in US sparks capital punishment scrutiny - ABC listen (opens the original)
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A woman on death row is alive and receiving "life-saving medical care" in a Nashville hospital hours after she survived two doses of the drug that was meant to kill her. The case has sparked renewed scrutiny of capital punishment across the US and led the Governor of Tennessee to halt all executions for the rest of the year. Featured: Randall Spivey, Tennessee Death Penalty AttorneyBill Lee, Governor of Tennessee This photo provided by the Tennessee Department of Correction shows Christa Pike on
Influencer 'Clavicular' charged with rape and drugging woman for sex (opens the original)
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"Clavicular", an influencer who helped popularise a male beauty trend known as "looksmaxxing", has been charged with rape and related offences in the US state of Massachusetts. An earlier lawsuit accused the 20-year-old of plying a teenager with alcohol and having sex with her when she could not consent, but it was not immediately clear if the criminal charges related to the same allegations. Clavicular, real name Braden Eric Peters, is scheduled to appear in court on October 14. A US influencer
The Canadian province set to vote on becoming a breakaway country (opens the original)
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As he walks around his cafe refilling coffee and delivering baskets of gravy-laden poutine, Christopher Scott wears his politics on his T-shirt. The Whistle Stop Cafe's signature dish is the "heart attack burger", which boasts eight beef patties and various other meats. A MAGA baseball cap rests on the cafe's jukebox, but on this side of the US-Canada border, the acronym stands for Make Alberta Great Again. The cafe has become a meeting point for Alberta's separatists, who are pushing for the pr
Inside the libertarian city on a Caribbean island backed by Silicon Valley (opens the original)
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Alice Chen opens a glass door and leads the way past a wall of stickers bearing slogans such as "Make Death Optional" and "Live on Bitcoin". The room we've entered is part messy science lab, part share-house kitchen. "Welcome to the Maker Space," Chen says. Sunlight peeks through palms swaying in the afternoon breeze outside, but what we've come to see lives in the windowless black tent sitting in the corner. Chen unzips the door and retrieves a beaker from a small fridge inside. "You can't find
Albertans to vote whether to secede - ABC listen (opens the original)
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The Canadian province of Alberta will decide later this year whether to hold a referendum on secceding from the rest of Canada. Many in the resources-rich province want more independence but the debate is exposing deep fractures inside one of the world's most stable countries. In October, Albertans will vote on whether to stay in Canada or hold a binding vote later on whether to leave . (Reuters: Rob Schumacher/USA Today Sports) Melissa Clarke: Heading overseas and the Canadian province of Alber
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