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Prosecutor 'investigating' report of police interview transcript in Cornell sexual assault case (opens the original)
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The New York prosecutor who declined to file criminal sex assault charges against Cornell university fraternity members in 2024 said he is investigating whether a transcript of the accuser's initial interview with campus police exists. He says he learned of a potential transcript through a CBS reporter who reported that the accuser had told police she believed she was raped with 100% confidence. WATCH | Cornell Jane Doe: 'I can say with 100% confidence I was raped" CBS New York was first to repo
Friends mourn Ole Miss students as investigation into their deaths continues (opens the original)
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Investigators are working to determine what caused the deaths of two University of Mississippi students who died Monday in separate incidents. The university identified the students Thursday as junior Robert Strang of Atlanta and freshman Aidan Hamilton of Englewood, Colorado. Friends of Hamilton told Scripps News they are shocked by the news of his passing. “I really don't know what or why or how any of this could have happened,” said Bodhi Comerford. Friends said Hamilton was on the swim team
Community debates over data centers boiling over into arrests, reported threats (opens the original)
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A small town hall in Michigan found itself with inboxes full of vitriolic emails and voicemails from people all over the country this summer. Town leaders were told, in message after message, they were traitors, liars, and thieves who should rot in hell. Their family members were ugly. They were monsters. They should be gutted like pigs and dismembered. If heaven is real, one caller said, the leaders of Tyrone Township wouldn’t be going there. The messages suggested town leaders had sold out the
Is your food safe? What experts say about a historic summer for foodborne illness (opens the original)
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From lettuce to jalapenos to frozen berries, it has been a summer of food recalls headlined by an unprecedented outbreak of foodborne illness. The highest-profile outbreak involved iceberg lettuce linked to thousands of infections in what federal officials said is the largest known outbreak of cyclosporiasis in U.S. history. Many got sick after eating items with shredded lettuce at Taco Bell, sourced from Mexico and linked to the company Taylor Farms. “It was absolutely horrendous,” Lucas Burnha
Prosecutors argue bullet engravings show Charlie Kirk was targeted for his political views (opens the original)
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The prosecution in the Charlie Kirk murder case argued this week that messages carved into bullets suggest Kirk was targeted for his political beliefs. The Tuesday court filing came in response to arguments from Tyler Robinson’s defense team, which sought to prove the evidence against Robinson is not sufficient to proceed to trial and that he should not face the death penalty. Prosecutors have accused Robinson of shooting Kirk during the conservative activist’s event at Utah Valley University in
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