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DNA evidence found in Ilhan Omar case could prove congresswoman married brother in fraud scam, report says
Federal authorities seized Omar's phone in the search and have issued more than a dozen grand jury subpoenas, including to some of her relatives.
'Cornell 7' frat boy's powerful family dynasty and web of connections to global elite revealed... as his own sister's fight against university rape emerges
Winston Lee, 23, is one of the seven fraternity brothers accused of participating in the alleged drug-fueled gang rape of a Cornell student in a scandal that has rocked the Ivy League school.
Fear of mass appeals by rapists after Supreme Court's ruling
Dozens of rapists could launch a 'class action' similar to the Post Office Horizon scandal in a bid to overturn their convictions, Scotland's criminal cases watchdog has warned.
BBC chiefs pull plug on controversial Scots channel amid £500m cuts drive
The BBC has announced plans to close its controversial Scottish digital TV channel as it seeks to make sweeping cuts of £500million.
Un avión se estrelló al caer sobre una calle en California. Dos adultos y un niño sobrevivieron
Una avioneta en la que viajaban tres personas se estrelló el sábado en una carretera de San José, lo que provocó un pequeño derrame de combustible y un atasco de tráfico. Los pasajeros sufrieron heridas leves.
Devastated family of airman who died in rappelling stunt reveal their shock over his 'extremely traumatic and public' death
Tech Sergeant Ian Patterson, a decorated service member who had been in the military over 15 years, died on Saturday in a freak accident during a stunt at the Navy-University of Texas game.
Local man wins city council election saying he isn't qualified, just needs rent money, and has no idea about politics, which he hates: 'I barely want to do this'
Brady Rogers, 33, seemingly reluctantly ran for city council in his Canadian hometown and surprisingly won while telling constituents that he 'barely' wanted to take the position.
How a walk among gum trees planted seed for new airport’s showstopper
Passengers will be able to judge for themselves the terminal’s defining features when flights start on Sunday from Western Sydney International Airport.
Coalition says it will sell key Melbourne market if it wins election
The state opposition has promised a $578 million windfall from the sale of the Melbourne Wholesale Fruit and Vegetable Market should it win November’s election.
Australia's major new airport finally takes off
One of the main architects takes us on a tour of the new passenger terminal.
