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Expert: Slain Uber Rider's DNA Found Under Suspect's Nails
A forensic scientist testified Friday that DNA found under the fingernails of the South Carolina man accused of killing a woman who mistook his car for her Uber ride is almost definitely the victim's.
Iowa Race Track Cuts Ties With Announcer After Racist Rant
An Iowa race track said Thursday that it will cut ties with an announcer who went on a racist rant against Black fans and athletes who kneel during the national anthem as a protest against racial inequality.
Nestle Changes 'Inappropriate' Chilean Cookie Name That Translated as ‘Little Black Person’
In future, the "Negrita" that has been sold in Chile for 60 years will be known as "Chokita," the multinational food company announced, in line with a "culture of respect and non-discrimination."
Chicago City Council Approves New Layer Of Police Oversight
After years of protests over law enforcement misconduct, the Chicago City Council on Wednesday approved a panel giving citizens more input on how the citys police perform its duties.
Biden Picks Comcast Adviser As Top U.S. Diplomat In Canada
President Joe Biden on Wednesday selected friends and campaign donors for a set of ambassador slots, including nominating a Comcast Corp adviser as the top U.S. diplomat in Canada.
4 Killed During Robbery At East Texas Home, 3 Arrested
Three men were arrested on capital murder charges in the fatal shootings of four people at a home in East Texas, authorities said Wednesday.
Water Crisis Protests Continue In Iran, With Chants In Capital - Reports
Street protests over water shortages in southwest Iran continued for a sixth night on Tuesday amid rising violence, while residents in the capital of Tehran chanted antigovernment slogans, according to videos posted on social media on Wednesday and Irani...
Rio Tinto Reaches Agreement To Assess Bougainville Copper Mine Impact
Rio Tinto said on Wednesday it has reached an agreement with stakeholders of the Bougainville community to look into potential environmental damage and human rights breaches at a copper mine it ran decades ago.
Oakland OKs Terms For $12B Ballpark But A's Aren't Happy
The Oakland City Council on Tuesday approved preliminary terms for a new $12 billion waterfront ballpark project for the Oakland Athletics, but it's unclear if the vote will be enough to keep the baseball team at the negotiating table instead of leaving t...
Idaho Lawmaker Who Shared Rape Accuser's Name Faces Hearing
An Idaho lawmaker who publicized the name of a 19yearold intern who accused another state lawmaker of rape will face a legislative ethics hearing next month.
Trump: Liz Cheney Opponents To Meet With Him Pre-endorsement
Donald Trump will meet with Republicans running against Rep. Liz Cheney next week, and endorse one in the next few months, the former president said in a statement Tuesday.
Lawsuit Filed In The 1st Of 3 Killings By Wisconsin Officer
The lawyer for the families of the three people former Wauwatosa police officer Joseph Mensah shot and killed has filed a federal lawsuit against Mensah and others in connection with one of the deaths.
Stabbing Attempt on Mali Interim President Assimi Goita
The attack took place during festivities for the Islamic festival of Eid al-Adha.
Sao Tome Presidential Run-off To Pit Ex-PM Against Former Minister
A former infrastructure minister and a former prime minister have advanced to the second round of Sao Tome and Principe's presidential election, the electoral commission said on Monday.
Exclusive-U.S., Germany To Announce Deal On Nord Stream 2 Pipeline In Coming Days -sources
The United States and Germany are expected to announce in coming days a deal resolving their longstanding dispute over Russia's $11 billion Nord Stream 2 natural gas pipeline, sources familiar with the matter said on Monday.
Arkansas Virus Hospitalizations Go Up By 106 Over Weekend
The number of people hospitalized due to the coronavirus jumped by 106 over the weekend in Arkansas, which is leading the nation in new virus cases were capita.