Japanese woman arrested for squashing bun in shop
Police arrested her for "criminal damage" as the bun did not regain its shape and could not be sold.
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Woman Arrested in Connection With Super Bowl Reporter’s Death
Adan Manzano, a reporter for Telemundo Kansas City, was found dead in a hotel room near New Orleans. A woman he was last seen with has been charged with stealing his credit card and phone.The New York Times - Feb. 8 -
WR Toney arrested, allegedly strangled woman
Kadarius Toney was arrested last week in Georgia on two counts, according to online records.ESPN - Feb. 13 -
Death of Telemundo reporter covering Super Bowl LIX leads to woman’s arrest
Police arrest woman caught fraudulently using Adan Manzano’s credit card after being seen leaving Louisiana hotel room where his body was found. A woman who has previously been accused of drugging ...The Guardian - Feb. 7 -
Woman, 74, first to be arrested under Scotland's abortion protest law
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Ex-Browns, Chiefs WR Kadarius Toney arrested after allegedly strangling a woman
Kadarius Toney was released by the Browns in December.Yahoo Sports - Feb. 12 -
Shareholder capitalism, the Japanese way
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Powell squashes the possibility that the Fed will develop its own digital currency
Powell asserted Tuesday that the central bank will not develop its own digital currency as long as he is in charge.CNBC - Feb. 11 -
Johnson quietly shops new budget blueprint
The rough plan would cut less spending than hard-liners want while also scaling back potential tax cuts.Politico - Feb. 10 -
Okinawa Is a Japanese Island Caught Between the U.S. and China
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