Innocence Project attorneys allege that police intentionally botched the investigation into the man who died last week by not taking him into custody.
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Russia relies on unwitting Americans to spread election disinformation, U.S. officials say
Tumultuous U.S. politics in recent weeks have prompted Russia, Iran and China to revise their propaganda playbook rapidly.
Netanyahu vows retaliation against Hezbollah after weekend strike
The U.S. warns against escalation as the Israeli prime minister vows a ‘severe’ response to the strike from Lebanon that killed 12 children.
Two children dead, 11 people injured in stabbing rampage at dance class in England
Two wounded adults who tried to shield the pupils were in critical condition, police said.
Federal Reserve edges closer to cutting rates. The question will soon be, how fast?
The Federal Reserve is expected to signal this week that it will likely reduce borrowing costs as soon as September.
UK’s new Treasury chief axes projects, retiree aid; blames inherited shortfall
Rachel Reeves has accused the previous government of covering up the dire state of the nation’s finances.
Venezuela’s electoral body declares Maduro winner of country’s disputed presidential election
The country’s political opposition and Nicolás Maduro, its entrenched incumbent, both claimed victory in the contest to decide who will take control of an economy recovering from collapse and a population desperate for change.
Venezuelan opposition says it has proof its candidate defeated President Maduro
Shortly after the National Electoral Council, which is loyal to Nicolás Maduro’s ruling party, declared him the winner, angry protesters began marching through the capital and cities across Venezuela.
Biden decries ‘extremism’ on Supreme Court, details plan for term limits, ethics code for justices
Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson called the proposal a ‘dangerous gambit’ that would be ‘dead on arrival in the House.’
Venezuelans anxiously await results of presidential election that could end one-party rule
Opposition activists were already celebrating online and on the streets of capitals throughout Latin America.