
Six teenagers hospitalised after four separate knife attacks in London
Richard Osborn-Brooks, 78, was arrested on suspicion of murder after the death of 37-year-old Henry Vincent . Two 17-year-olds have been arrested on suspicion of murdering Ogunsola. He was later found collapsed in nearby Further Green Road by paramedics from London Ambulance Service, who took him to a central London hospital where he died at 3.37am.
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Brazil's Supreme Court Sends ex-president Lula to Prison
The investigation, dubbed Operation Car Wash, uncovered a huge web of corruption involving top-level politicians from a broad spectrum of parties taking kickbacks. While da Silva, known simply as " Lula " to Brazilians, has further appeals available, he could be forced under Brazilian law to begin serving his sentence, which Moro and the other judges have ordered.
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Central American migrants undeterred by Trump's threats
Mexican stocks have also been bolstered by reports that the Trump administration may announce a preliminary Nafta deal next week, which would remove some of the uncertainty that's weighed on the market. He added, "The announcement of the deployment of the National Guard along the border strip by the government of the United States is an action that has no reason to exist among partners and friends".
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Mueller says Trump not criminal target now
Federal campaign finance laws prohibit foreign nationals from donating to American political campaigns, and Russian oligarchs likely did not try to make donations in their own names, sources said. It isn't clear whether Mueller's team has identified illegal financing or if the questions are more exploratory. Mueller, unlike Cox, has used the grand jury sparingly - to ratify evidence rather than as an investigative tool.
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Memo shows Mueller given authority to investigate Manafort's ties to Russian Federation
A court filing on Monday appeared to somewhat undermine that claim by showing that Rosenstein specifically authorised Mueller in August 2017 to investigate both whether Manafort colluded with Russian Federation to interfere with the 2016 presidential election and his activities prior to 2016 involving Ukraine's former pro-Russia government.
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Federal judge rules Texas violated national voter registration law
Plaintiffs also raise a claim under the Equal Protection clause, which in the initial complaint [text, PDF], the plaintiffs explain "is implicated any time a state subjects voters to disparate treatment or places arbitrary restrictions upon the right to vote".
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Boeing gets new orders for 737 MAX jets
In India, however, in the single-aisle aircraft category in which the B737 MAX is positioned, orders for the Airbus 320 Neo aircraft are much higher. Jet Airways said on Wednesday that it had finalised a deal for 75 narrow-body Boeing 737 MAX aircraft.
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Trump Muddles DACA Program in Anti-immigrant Twitter Comments
Yesterday, Trump mentioned the North American Free Trade Agreement ( NAFTA ) in his comments defending the troop deployment. The Democrats have completely abandoned any effort to secure protection for 1.8 million people brought to the U.S.
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Father finds missing daughter after 24-year search
Mingqing even became a taxi driver in 2015 in a desperate bid to canvas as large of an area as possible. "My daughter has been found - thank you everyone", BBC quoted Mr Wang as sharing with friends on social media. Local newspapers then picked up Wang's story and it eventually caught the attention of the national broadcaster China Central Television. "Now we can finally meet again", Wang said , Independent reported.
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Devonte Hart search: 'I'm calling it a crime,' sheriff says
Those children may have been left behind with friends, Mendocino County Sheriff Tom Allman said. Close-circuit television showed the driver, 38-year-old Jennifer Hart, at a checkout inside a Safeway supermarket in Fort Bragg, California, near the crash site.
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White House signals U.S. to stay in Syria after Trump says leave
The White House says the US military mission to eradicate the Islamic State group in Syria is coming to a "rapid end" but offers no timetable for withdrawal. Joseph Votel, commander of U.S. Central Command, was arguing for a continued U.S. military presence in Syria to defeat ISIS and provide security for recovery efforts.
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Sally Pearson Out of Commonwealth Games
Earlier this year Pearson suffered an Achilles injury which kept her on the sidelines for several weeks, but the athlete recently insisted that she was confident of being fit enough to compete. Pearson's injury may be the reason why she was not chosen to be Australia's flagbearer at Wednesday's opening ceremony. "This is just so incredible, to be a world champion again".