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Eight more Volkswagen employees charged in diesel scandal

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German prosecutors said on Wednesday they had charged another eight employees of auto maker Volkswagen over the scandal surrounding cheating on diesel engine emission tests. The eight are accused of fraud, false certification and violation of the law against unfair competition, the prosecutor’s office in the northern town of Braunschweig said in a statement. Some...

Jamie Dimon is ready to pay higher taxes, just not on his wealth

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Jamie Dimon says it would help the economy if he and his fellow billionaires paid more taxes — but he claims a wealth tax wouldn’t work. “There are taxes which will slow down growth, like taxes on capital formation or labor, and there are taxes which will not affect growth, like taxes on, you know,...

Rock climber plummets to death after huge boulder slices rope

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A Massachusetts man plummeted 150 feet to his death from a New Hampshire cliff when a massive falling rock sliced through his climbing rope, authorities said. Benjamin Kessel, 34, of Somerville, died late Sunday afternoon while climbing Cannon Cliff in Franconia Notch State Park in New Hampshire, where a “rock the size of refrigerator” somehow...

Afghan woman wins recognition, sparks Taliban opposition for equal rights campaign

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HERAT/KABUL – Afghan woman Laleh Osmany has been campaigning for years for a change to the age-old custom of officially identifying people by the names of their fathers, calling for mothers’ names to be included on identity cards. But her “Where Is My Name?” campaign, which finally brought a change in the law last week,...



Inside a Sierra Leone doctor’s dedicated mission against COVID-19

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DAKAR, Senegal — Dr. Mamadu Baldeh can’t forget the 18-year-old who came into his hospital with COVID-19, gasping for air until the day he died. This suffering was all too real for Baldeh, who battles asthma just as that young man did. At the time, Baldeh, 32, was the only physician treating COVID-19 patients at...

Thousands protest after Belarusian president quickly sworn in

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MINSK – Belarusian security forces began detaining people and fired water cannon to disperse crowds as thousands took to the streets of Minsk in protest against the abrupt inauguration of veteran President Alexander Lukashenko on Wednesday. Ignoring calls for an end to his 26-year grip on power, Lukashenko was sworn in for a sixth term...

Why so many Americans have started their holiday shopping even earlier than usual

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Half of Americans are already online shopping for the holidays because they’re bored at home, according to new research. The study asked 2,000 Americans how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected their holiday plans and shopping habits. As their days at home drag along, 47 percent of respondents shared they’re taking their extra time to get...

Particles from air pollution found in placenta of pregnant women: study

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Potentially toxic carbon- and metal-rich air pollution particles from street traffic have been found in the placentas of pregnant women for the first time, according to new research. The study, recently published in the journal Science of The Total Environment, shows that inhaled nanoparticles from air pollution can travel in the bloodstream from the lungs...

Ex-staffer says Ghislaine Maxwell hated Jeffrey Epstein — but couldn’t leave him

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Ghislaine Maxwell tearfully complained that she “hated” Jeffrey Epstein but couldn’t leave him, according to an ex-staffer. Epstein’s former butler Juan Alessi claimed on the new podcast, “Broken: Seeking Justice,” that Maxwell would “come out crying” because she was so anguished over her life with the convicted pedophile. “I hate him, but … I can’t...

Four ex-eBay workers to plead guilty to cyberstalking

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Four former eBay workers have agreed to plead guilty to participating in a cyberstalking campaign against a Massachusetts couple whose online newsletter they viewed as critical of the e-commerce company. Former eBay security and global intelligence team members Stephanie Popp, Stephanie Stockwell, Brian Gilbert and Veronica Zea are slated to enter their pleas on Oct....

Louisiana trooper dies in crash after learning he’d be fired over death of black man

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A Louisiana state trooper has died in a car crash that occurred just hours after he learned he would be fired for his role in the death of a black man during an arrest. Master Trooper Chris Hollingsworth was pronounced dead Tuesday at a hospital following the single-vehicle collision on Interstate 20 near Monroe, according...

Louisville police chief urges ‘peaceful’ protests ahead of Breonna Taylor decision

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Louisville’s police chief urged protesters to “peacefully express themselves” Wednesday and the mayor closed several more downtown buildings ahead of a grand jury decision in Breonna Taylor’s case — after some have vowed there’d be no peace without justice. The Kentucky city has been on edge pending the highly anticipated announcement on whether the police...

MLB ‘pressing ahead’ to host fans for NLCS, World Series

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There may be fans in the MLB playoffs. At least that’s commissioner Rob Manfred’s plan for the NLCS and World Series despite the games not being played at the home parks of teams that advance that far. “We are pressing ahead to have fans in Texas,” he told USA Today Sports. “One of the most...

Lane Kiffin has a good laugh at ‘terrible’ Jets scenario

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If the Jets end up moving on from Adam Gase at some point, don’t look for Lane Kiffin to be interested. The Ole Miss coach doesn’t think much of the position. On the Barstool Sports “Pardon My Take” podcast, he was asked how he would feel if he was the Jets coach after hypothetically leading...

Fauci and Rand Paul clash over Cuomo, NY handling of COVID-19

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WASHINGTON — Dr. Anthony Fauci on Wednesday said that New York “made some mistakes” with COVID-19 during a heated exchange with Sen. Rand Paul, where he also defended the Empire State as having gotten “hit very badly.” Paul, a Kentucky Republican and libertarian, tried to cite New York’s tragic toll of more than 32,000 deaths...

Californian man killed by his own car trying to stop thief from stealing it

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A California man was struck and killed by his own van while trying to stop a thief from stealing it, according to a disturbing report. Jose DeJesus Berrelleza, 33, heard a suspicious sound in the driveway of his Anaheim home at around 6:20 a.m. Tuesday, so he went outside to investigate, according to the Los...





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