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US Judge Says "Monopolist" Google Can't Avoid App Store Reforms
A U.S. judge said he was planning to issue an order forcing Alphabet's Google to give Android users more ways to download apps, but would not micromanage the tech giant's business, following a jury verdict last year for "Fortnite" maker Epic Games.
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How Trump's Conviction Will Impact The US Election
A panel of 12 New Yorkers were unanimous in their determination that Donald Trump is guilty as charged -- but for the impact on his election prospects, the jury is still out.
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"I Am A Very Innocent Man": Trump Reacts To Verdict In Hush Money Trial
Former president Donald Trump said the "real verdict" would be the US election in November after a New York jury convicted him on all charges in his hush money case on Thursday.
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Donald Trump Becomes First Ex US President To Be Convicted Of A Crime
A New York jury convicted Donald Trump on all charges in his hush money case on Thursday in a seismic development barely five months ahead of the election where he seeks to recapture the White House.
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Donald Trump Jury Gets "Catch And Kill' Class On Burying Negative Press
A colorful former tabloid publisher took the witness stand Tuesday at Donald Trump's "hush money" trial and described how he suppressed negative stories about the real estate tycoon, a practice known as "catch and kill."
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Mother Of US School Shooter Found Guilty Of Manslaughter
A jury on Tuesday found a Michigan mother guilty of manslaughter over a school mass shooting carried out by her teenage son in an unprecedented and closely watched case.
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Trump Ordered To Pay $83.3 Million To Writer Jean Carroll For Defamation
Former US president Donald Trump was ordered Friday by a New York jury to pay $83 million in damages to writer E. Jean Carroll, whom he publicly insulted and called a liar for alleging that he sexually assaulted her.
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Ex-Trump Lawyer Ordered To Pay $148 Million For Defaming Poll Workers
A jury ordered ex-New York mayor Rudy Giuliani, Donald Trump's former lawyer, to pay $148 million in damages on Friday for defaming two Georgia poll workers with his false claims they engaged in election fraud, US media reported.
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Indian National Convicted For Orchestrating $2.8 Million Healthcare Fraud In US
An Indian national has been convicted by a federal jury in Michigan for orchestrating a USD 2.8 million healthcare fraud and engaging in money laundering.
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"The Most Ridiculous Story": Trump On Writer's Rape Charges Against Him
Donald Trump denied raping writer E. Jean Carroll in a deposition video played on Wednesday for a Manhattan federal jury, as the former U.S. president sought to defend himself in a civil trial without testifying in person.
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Donald Trump Indictment Decision Pushed Back As Jury Fails To Meet
The drama surrounding Donald Trump's possible indictment over hush money paid to a porn star took a new twist Wednesday, after a New York grand jury failed to convene as expected -- pushing back a decision, potentially into next week.
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US Comedian Bill Cosby Found Guilty Of Sexually Assaulting Minor In 1975
A jury in California found Tuesday that entertainer Bill Cosby sexually assaulted a teenager at the Playboy Mansion almost five decades ago.
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3 US Ex-Cops Found Guilty In George Floyd Killing
A jury found three former Minneapolis police officers guilty on Thursday of violating the civil rights of George Floyd, the African American man whose May 2020 murder sparked nationwide protests.
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Prince Andrew, Denying Accusations, Seeks Jury Trial In Sex Assault Case
Britain's Prince Andrew on Wednesday asked for a U.S. jury trial as he again denied Virginia Giuffre's accusations that he sexually abused her more than two decades
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Chinese Billionaire Indicted In US In $1.8 Billion Tariff Fraud Scheme
A Chinese billionaire has been indicted by a grand jury on charges he schemed with the aluminum company he founded to evade $1.8 billion of tariffs by smuggling huge amounts of the metal into the United States, federal prosecutors said on Wednesday.
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US Judge Says "Monopolist" Google Can't Avoid App Store Reforms
A U.S. judge said he was planning to issue an order forcing Alphabet's Google to give Android users more ways to download apps, but would not micromanage the tech giant's business, following a jury verdict last year for "Fortnite" maker Epic Games.
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How Trump's Conviction Will Impact The US Election
A panel of 12 New Yorkers were unanimous in their determination that Donald Trump is guilty as charged -- but for the impact on his election prospects, the jury is still out.
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"I Am A Very Innocent Man": Trump Reacts To Verdict In Hush Money Trial
Former president Donald Trump said the "real verdict" would be the US election in November after a New York jury convicted him on all charges in his hush money case on Thursday.
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Donald Trump Becomes First Ex US President To Be Convicted Of A Crime
A New York jury convicted Donald Trump on all charges in his hush money case on Thursday in a seismic development barely five months ahead of the election where he seeks to recapture the White House.
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Donald Trump Jury Gets "Catch And Kill' Class On Burying Negative Press
A colorful former tabloid publisher took the witness stand Tuesday at Donald Trump's "hush money" trial and described how he suppressed negative stories about the real estate tycoon, a practice known as "catch and kill."
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Mother Of US School Shooter Found Guilty Of Manslaughter
A jury on Tuesday found a Michigan mother guilty of manslaughter over a school mass shooting carried out by her teenage son in an unprecedented and closely watched case.
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Trump Ordered To Pay $83.3 Million To Writer Jean Carroll For Defamation
Former US president Donald Trump was ordered Friday by a New York jury to pay $83 million in damages to writer E. Jean Carroll, whom he publicly insulted and called a liar for alleging that he sexually assaulted her.
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Ex-Trump Lawyer Ordered To Pay $148 Million For Defaming Poll Workers
A jury ordered ex-New York mayor Rudy Giuliani, Donald Trump's former lawyer, to pay $148 million in damages on Friday for defaming two Georgia poll workers with his false claims they engaged in election fraud, US media reported.
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Indian National Convicted For Orchestrating $2.8 Million Healthcare Fraud In US
An Indian national has been convicted by a federal jury in Michigan for orchestrating a USD 2.8 million healthcare fraud and engaging in money laundering.
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"The Most Ridiculous Story": Trump On Writer's Rape Charges Against Him
Donald Trump denied raping writer E. Jean Carroll in a deposition video played on Wednesday for a Manhattan federal jury, as the former U.S. president sought to defend himself in a civil trial without testifying in person.
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Donald Trump Indictment Decision Pushed Back As Jury Fails To Meet
The drama surrounding Donald Trump's possible indictment over hush money paid to a porn star took a new twist Wednesday, after a New York grand jury failed to convene as expected -- pushing back a decision, potentially into next week.
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US Comedian Bill Cosby Found Guilty Of Sexually Assaulting Minor In 1975
A jury in California found Tuesday that entertainer Bill Cosby sexually assaulted a teenager at the Playboy Mansion almost five decades ago.
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3 US Ex-Cops Found Guilty In George Floyd Killing
A jury found three former Minneapolis police officers guilty on Thursday of violating the civil rights of George Floyd, the African American man whose May 2020 murder sparked nationwide protests.
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Prince Andrew, Denying Accusations, Seeks Jury Trial In Sex Assault Case
Britain's Prince Andrew on Wednesday asked for a U.S. jury trial as he again denied Virginia Giuffre's accusations that he sexually abused her more than two decades
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Chinese Billionaire Indicted In US In $1.8 Billion Tariff Fraud Scheme
A Chinese billionaire has been indicted by a grand jury on charges he schemed with the aluminum company he founded to evade $1.8 billion of tariffs by smuggling huge amounts of the metal into the United States, federal prosecutors said on Wednesday.
