Prosecutor: Killer was making a statement with post-Valentine's murder
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Murdered backpacker's mum says killer stole her future
Danielle McLaughlin, 28, from County Donegal, was found dead in a field in India, in March 2017.BBC News - 5d -
Thinking of making a statement by not paying your income taxes? This is what that could cost you.
The penalties and fees add up for tax protesters, with little impact to show for it.MarketWatch - 6d -
Peruvian policeman in capybara costume makes Valentine's drug bust
Video shows the moment police use fancy dress to carry out a drug raid in Lima, Peru.BBC News - 5d -
Southport killer's sentence will not be reviewed
The Attorney General said there was "no realistic legal basis" for an appeal over the sentence.BBC News - 4d -
Luigi Mangione issues first statement since arrest
The 26-year-old man accused of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson will be in a New York City courtroom Friday. Luigi Mangione was charged with first-degree murder for Thompson's death. ...CBS News - 2d -
FBI to help police with Southport killer inquiry
Teams in the US are providing support as British police try to recover the killer's deleted searches.BBC News - 3d -
Opening statements set in trial of man accused of trying to kill Salman Rushdie
Lawyers are scheduled to deliver opening statements Monday at the trial of the man charged with trying to fatally stab author Salman Rushdie.NBC News - Feb. 10 -
Opening statements begin in trial of man who allegedly stabbed Salman Rushdie
The trial of the man accused of stabbing author Salman Rushdie is underway. The 77-year-old author was stabbed more than a dozen times back in August 2022 while speaking in front of a live ...CBS News - Feb. 10 -
Modest UK growth reprieve leaves Reeves on defensive ahead of Spring Statement
Figures do little to dispel broader concerns about weakness of the economy and its impact on public financesFinancial Times - 6d
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Hegseth wants Pentagon to cut 8% from defense budget for next 5 years
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Appeals court denies Trump's bid to pause order blocking birthright order
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Historic SS United States makes final voyage before being turned into reef
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Starmer backs Zelensky after Trump calls him 'dictator'
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Fog harvesting could provide water for arid cities
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Trump says Russians 'have the cards' in peace talks
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China Uses Public Shaming to Motivate State Workers
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