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Mortuary Worker In US Sentenced To 15 Years For Illegally Selling Body Parts Online
Candace Chapman Scott, 37, sold human remains to Jeremy Lee Pauley from Pennsylvania.
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Amazon Sued Over Slow Deliveries To Low-Income Areas In US
The attorney general of the US District of Columbia sued Amazon, accusing it of violating consumer protection laws by making slower deliveries to Prime members in historically lower-income neighbourhoods.
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US Returns Over 1,400 Looted Artefacts Worth $10 Million To India
As part of an ongoing initiative to repatriate stolen art from countries across South and Southeast Asia, the United States on Wednesday announced that it has returned more than 1,400 looted artefacts worth $10 million to India.
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Nancy Pelosi's Husband's Attacker Jailed For Life
A man who attacked the elderly husband of former US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi with a hammer was sentenced to life in prison without parole Tuesday by a California state court, the district attorney general's office said.
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How FBI Tracked Down Rare Monet Painting Stolen By Nazis 80 Years Ago
FBI Art Crime Team, the New York and New Orleans Field Offices, and the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Louisiana Wednesday announced the repatriation of a Claude Monet pastel on paper, "Bord de Mer."
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Harvey Weinstein Hit With New Criminal Charges In New York
Harvey Weinstein has been hit with new criminal charges in New York, a prosecutor said in court on Thursday, as the Manhattan district attorney's office prepares to retry the former movie mogul following the reversal of his rape conviction.
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4 Babies Found Dead In US Woman's Freezer, No Charges Filed
No charges are being filed against a woman after the bodies of four babies were found in her Boston apartment freezer in 2022, a US district attorney announced this week.
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Who Is Justice Juan Merchan, The Judge Overseeing Donald Trump's New York Criminal Trial
The veteran judge, who began his career as an assistant district attorney in the same office that is now prosecuting Trump, has already overseen a criminal trial of Trump's family real estate company.
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"How Will Retired District Judges Survive": Supreme Court On Pension
The pension for retired district judges drew the Supreme Court's concern on Monday, with the judges asking Attorney General R Venkataramani to help with an "equitable solution".
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Indian-American Ex-Pfizer Employee Charged With Insider Trading On Covid Pill
Indian-American former Pfizer Inc. employee, Amit Dagar, who was charged with insider trading and a conspiracy to commit insider trading last year, has been convicted by the US Attorney for the Southern District of New York.
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Indian-Origin Couple, Daughter Found Dead In Their $5 Million US Mansion
The couple appeared to have faced financial problems in recent years, online records show.
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Male Nanny Sentenced To 690 Years For Molesting 16 Boys In US
Matthew Zakrzewski served as a male nanny for families across Southern California and called himself "the original Sitter Buddy" on his website.
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US Man Sent To 60 Years In Prison For Stabbing Girlfriend 27 Times
Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg stated that the woman was stabbed at least 27 times, including twice in the heart.
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Influencer Gets 90 Days In Jail For Falsely Accusing Couple Of Attempting To Kidnap Her Children
The 30-year-old influencer accused a Latino couple of kidnapping her children outside a craft store in Petaluma, Calif.
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2 Indian-Origin People Charged In US With Insider Trading With Pfizer Covid-19 Medicine
In a parallel action, the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York also announced criminal charges against the duo.
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Mortuary Worker In US Sentenced To 15 Years For Illegally Selling Body Parts Online
Candace Chapman Scott, 37, sold human remains to Jeremy Lee Pauley from Pennsylvania.
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Amazon Sued Over Slow Deliveries To Low-Income Areas In US
The attorney general of the US District of Columbia sued Amazon, accusing it of violating consumer protection laws by making slower deliveries to Prime members in historically lower-income neighbourhoods.
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US Returns Over 1,400 Looted Artefacts Worth $10 Million To India
As part of an ongoing initiative to repatriate stolen art from countries across South and Southeast Asia, the United States on Wednesday announced that it has returned more than 1,400 looted artefacts worth $10 million to India.
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Nancy Pelosi's Husband's Attacker Jailed For Life
A man who attacked the elderly husband of former US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi with a hammer was sentenced to life in prison without parole Tuesday by a California state court, the district attorney general's office said.
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How FBI Tracked Down Rare Monet Painting Stolen By Nazis 80 Years Ago
FBI Art Crime Team, the New York and New Orleans Field Offices, and the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of Louisiana Wednesday announced the repatriation of a Claude Monet pastel on paper, "Bord de Mer."
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Harvey Weinstein Hit With New Criminal Charges In New York
Harvey Weinstein has been hit with new criminal charges in New York, a prosecutor said in court on Thursday, as the Manhattan district attorney's office prepares to retry the former movie mogul following the reversal of his rape conviction.
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4 Babies Found Dead In US Woman's Freezer, No Charges Filed
No charges are being filed against a woman after the bodies of four babies were found in her Boston apartment freezer in 2022, a US district attorney announced this week.
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Who Is Justice Juan Merchan, The Judge Overseeing Donald Trump's New York Criminal Trial
The veteran judge, who began his career as an assistant district attorney in the same office that is now prosecuting Trump, has already overseen a criminal trial of Trump's family real estate company.
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"How Will Retired District Judges Survive": Supreme Court On Pension
The pension for retired district judges drew the Supreme Court's concern on Monday, with the judges asking Attorney General R Venkataramani to help with an "equitable solution".
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Indian-American Ex-Pfizer Employee Charged With Insider Trading On Covid Pill
Indian-American former Pfizer Inc. employee, Amit Dagar, who was charged with insider trading and a conspiracy to commit insider trading last year, has been convicted by the US Attorney for the Southern District of New York.
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Indian-Origin Couple, Daughter Found Dead In Their $5 Million US Mansion
The couple appeared to have faced financial problems in recent years, online records show.
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Male Nanny Sentenced To 690 Years For Molesting 16 Boys In US
Matthew Zakrzewski served as a male nanny for families across Southern California and called himself "the original Sitter Buddy" on his website.
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US Man Sent To 60 Years In Prison For Stabbing Girlfriend 27 Times
Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg stated that the woman was stabbed at least 27 times, including twice in the heart.
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Influencer Gets 90 Days In Jail For Falsely Accusing Couple Of Attempting To Kidnap Her Children
The 30-year-old influencer accused a Latino couple of kidnapping her children outside a craft store in Petaluma, Calif.
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2 Indian-Origin People Charged In US With Insider Trading With Pfizer Covid-19 Medicine
In a parallel action, the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York also announced criminal charges against the duo.
