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Swedish prosecutors announced Monday they will be reopening an inquiry into a sexual assault allegation against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and will be seeking his extradition once he has served his prison sentence in the United Kingdom.

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Swedish prosecutors announced Monday they will be reopening an inquiry into a sexual assault allegation against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and will be seeking his extradition once he has served his prison sentence in the United Kingdom.

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Sweden's deputy director of public prosecutions, Eva Marie Persson, said at a news conference in Stockholm that the initial investigation into the rape charges, originating from 2010, was discontinued in May 2017 while Assange sought asylum at the Ecuadorian Embassy in London.

Assange, who has denied the sexual assault allegation, is currently being held at London's Belmarsh Prison after being found guilty of skipping bail on those same charges.

Swedish prosecutors are now able to revive the probe, as they could not access Assange for questioning while he was inside the embassy. The decision to discontinue the case "was not related to [lack of] evidence," according to Persson.

"There is still probably cause to suspect that Mr. Assange committed rape," she told reporters Monday. "The circumstances now allow for extradition to Sweden based on a European arrest warrant. This was not the case prior to April 11."

Swedish prosecutors said the United States will file a formal request with U.K. authorities in June for Assange's extradition to Sweden.

Assange, an Australian native, founded the website WikiLeaks in 2006 and drew attention over the next decade for releasing sensitive -- and often classified -- information. He was dramatically arrested by British police in April after being thrown out of the Ecuadorean Embassy.

Assange was subsequently sentenced to 50 weeks in prison by a British court for jumping bail in 2012, when he sought asylum at London's Ecuadorian Embassy to avoid extradition to Sweden, where he was wanted on sexual assault charges.

Kristinn Hrafnsson, editor-in-chief of WikiLeaks, said the "case has been mishandled throughout."

"Since Julian Assange was arrested on 11 April 2019, there has been considerable political pressure on Sweden to reopen their investigation," Hrafnsson said in a statement posted on WikiLeaks' official Twitter account. "Assange was always willing to answer any questions from the Swedish authorities and repeatedly offered to do so, over six years. ... This investigation has been dropped before and its reopening will give Julian a chance to clear his name."

Federal prosecutors in the United States unsealed a computer hacking indictment against Assange just hours after authorities in the U.K. arrested him last month, accusing Assange of a conspiracy with former U.S. Army intelligence analyst-turned-whistleblower Chelsea Manning to hack into U.S. Department of Defense computers in March 2010, "one of the largest compromises of classified information in the history of the United States," according to U.S. officials.

A lengthy legal battle is expected to take place after Assange told a London court via videolink he would contest extradition to the U.S., according to The Associated Press.

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Sweden reopens rape case against Assange as WikiLeaks founder faces extradition

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Swedish prosecutors announced Monday they will be reopening an inquiry into a sexual assault allegation against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and will be seeking his extradition once he has served his prison sentence in the United Kingdom. Add WikiLeaks as an interest to stay up to date on the latest WikiLeaks news, video, and analysis from ABC News.

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Restrained special-needs student, 10, 'brutally' bitten on school bus while driver did nothing

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Restrained special-needs student, 10, ‘brutally’ bitten on school bus while driver did nothing, parents allege

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A Wisconsin 10-year-old girl with special needs was brutally bitten by another mentally disabled student while riding the school bus Monday, leaving her in pain with severe bruising

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Guns n Roses has filed a lawsuit against a Colorado brewery for trademark infringement on a drink called The guns n rose.

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Woman broke into stranger's home, petted dog, washed dishes and left.She was arrested from Ohio and she was under the influence of narcotics.

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A woman was arrested in Ohio after she allegedly broke into a home, petted the family's dog and washed the dishes.

The Vinton County Sheriff's Office said it received a call Monday morning about a burglary at a residence in the village of Hamden, some 80 miles south of Columbus.

Deputies arrived at the home and spoke with an individual who said a woman had entered their residence through the back door, sat down on the couch and began to pet the family dog, then washed the dishes and left.

The individual told deputies they don't know the woman and she was never invited into their home. The homeowner noted that the woman was acting very strange, according to the sheriff's office.

While deputies were interviewing the individual, the sheriff's office received a call that a woman matching the description of the suspect was knocking on doors of other residences in the area. A deputy located the woman and approached her.

The woman, identified as Cheyenne Ewing, appeared to be under the influence of narcotics and gave the deputy a false name. She told the deputy she had been up for two days straight, according to the sheriff's office.

Ewing was subsequently arrested for burglary and taken to the Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail in Nelsonville, where she is being held on $10,000 bond, according to jail records.

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Woman broke into stranger's home, petted dog, washed dishes and left, authorities say

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A woman was arrested in Ohio after she allegedly broke into a home, petted the family's dog and washed the dishes. The Vinton County Sheriff's Office said it received a call Monday morning about a burglary at a residence in the village of Hamden, some 80 miles south of Columbus.

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A Florida women threw her newborn baby in a bag and then into a trashcan at their apartment complex. Two people heard the baby crying and found her in the trash bin on Wednesday. She was taken to a hospital and is expected to be fine.

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Detectives say a 35-year-old Florida woman confessed to putting her newborn baby girl in a plastic bag and throwing her into a trash bin outside an apartment complex.

Palm Beach County Sheriff's spokeswoman Therese Barbera said in a news release that Rafaelle Alessandra Carbalho Sousa was arrested late Thursday and will appear in court on Friday. She's charged with attempted felony murder and child abuse.

Officials say two people heard the baby crying and found her in the trash bin on Wednesday. She was taken to a hospital and is expected to be fine.

Investigators haven't said what led them to Sousa.

Under Florida law, newborns can be dropped off anonymously at a hospital or fire station with no questions asked.

Jail records don't list a lawyer for Sousa.

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Detectives: Woman put baby in bag, tossed her in trash bin

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Detectives say a 35-year-old Florida woman confessed to putting her newborn baby girl in a plastic bag and throwing her into a trash bin outside an apartment complex. Palm Beach County Sheriff's spokeswoman Therese Barbera said in a news release that Rafaelle Alessandra Carbalho Sousa was arrested late Thursday and will appear in court on Friday.

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Woman broke into stranger's home, petted dog, washed dishes and left

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A woman was arrested in Ohio after she allegedly broke into a home, petted the family's dog and washed the dishes.

The Vinton County Sheriff's Office said it received a call Monday morning about a burglary at a residence in the village of Hamden, some 80 miles south of Columbus.

Deputies arrived at the home and spoke with an individual who said a woman had entered their residence through the back door, sat down on the couch and began to pet the family dog, then washed the dishes and left.

The individual told deputies they don't know the woman and she was never invited into their home. The homeowner noted that the woman was acting very strange, according to the sheriff's office.

While deputies were interviewing the individual, the sheriff's office received a call that a woman matching the description of the suspect was knocking on doors of other residences in the area. A deputy located the woman and approached her.

The woman, identified as Cheyenne Ewing, appeared to be under the influence of narcotics and gave the deputy a false name. She told the deputy she had been up for two days straight, according to the sheriff's office.

Ewing was subsequently arrested for burglary and taken to the Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail in Nelsonville, where she is being held on $10,000 bond, according to jail records.

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Woman broke into stranger's home, petted dog, washed dishes and left, authorities say

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A woman was arrested in Ohio after she allegedly broke into a home, petted the family's dog and washed the dishes. The Vinton County Sheriff's Office said it received a call Monday morning about a burglary at a residence in the village of Hamden, some 80 miles south of Columbus.

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A California teacher who is on medical leave for breast cancer is being forced to pay for the substitute. She is being made pay almost $200 dollars every day for the substitute, and can't do anything about it. The teacher has chosen to remain anonymous, and parents of the children in the school are outraged.

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A California teacher on medical leave for breast cancer has to pay for her substitute | CNN

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A San Francisco teacher who is on medical leave has to worry about more than just battling breast cancer.

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Steve Kerr: Kevin Durant Should Return from Calf Injury If Warriors Beat Rockets

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2019 NBA Playoffs Tyler Conway Ben Margot/Associated Press @jtylerconway Featured Columnist
Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr said the team expects Kevin Durant to return if it advances to the Western Conference Finals.

"I think it's good news. Calf strain...he's had them before, and he's responded well," Kerr told reporters Thursday. "Obviously, we're disappointed he won't be able to play in this series. But if we're able to win the series and move on, it looks good for his return in the not-too-distant future."

Anthony Slater @anthonyVslater
Steve Kerr categorized the KD news as positive. If they advance, he can return in "not too distant future." https://t.co/eLnuCx2FQg

Durant has been ruled out of Game 6 on Friday and a potential Game 7 on Sunday of the Warriors' second-round series against the Houston Rockets after going down in the third quarter of Wednesday night's 104-99 Golden State victory. The non-contact injury had some speculating that Durant had suffered an Achilles injury, but tests showed only a minor calf strain.

The Warriors said Thursday that Durant will be reevaluated in a week.

"During the timeout, we all looked at each other, and there were a couple of smiles in terms of like what that meant for us as a team and the guys that were going to need to step up in those moments," Stephen Curry told reporters after Game 5. "Next-man-up mentality, Draymond (Green) said that at some point in that timeout."

Durant has been the Warriors' best and most consistent player throughout these playoffs, so Curry and Klay Thompson are going to have to shoulder the load against the Rockets. The Warriors are heavy underdogs for Friday night's Game 6 but can take solace in the fact they outscored Houston after Durant's injury Wednesday.

The most important factor here is Durant will be fine over the long term, which is good news for the Warriors and the NBA in general.

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Steve Kerr: Kevin Durant Should Return from Calf Injury If Warriors Beat Rockets

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2019 NBA Playoffs Tyler Conway Ben Margot/Associated Press @jtylerconway Twitter Logo Featured Columnist Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr said the team expects Kevin Durant to return if it advances to the Western Conference Finals. "I think it's good news. Calf strain...he's had them before, and he's responded well," Kerr told reporters Thursday.

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woman broke into a house, pet a dog, washed dishes, and left

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After a school district said it'll serve jelly sandwiches to students with lunch debt, Chobani offers to pay the $77,000 that was owed

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chobani says it'll pay off school lunch debt at warwick schools - cnn

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After a school district said it'll serve jelly sandwiches to students with lunch debt, Chobani offers to pay the $77,000 that was owed

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Warwick Public School caused an uproar earlier this week when it announced that any students who had unpaid balances on their lunch accounts would receive a sunflower seed butter and jelly sandwich until their balance was paid.

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The Seattle Seahawks released longtime stars Doug Baldwin and Kam Chancellor on Thursday because of failed physicals.

Seattle Seahawks @Seahawks
Two Seattle icons. Thank you for everything, @KamChancellor and @DougBaldwinJr. 💙 https://t.co/k27vjOMTjU

Seahawks general manager John Schneider said in a statement:
"The Seahawks have made the difficult decision to terminate/failed physical Doug Baldwin and Kam Chancellor. These are two of the most iconic players in franchise history, and both were instrumental in establishing our championship culture, great examples of competitiveness and leadership on the field and in the community. These legendary players will always be a part of our Seahawks family."
Chancellor and Baldwin have been a big part of Seattle's extended run of success in recent years. The team has made the playoffs in seven of the last nine seasons, reaching the Super Bowl twice.

They helped capture the franchise's first Lombardi Trophy in Super Bowl XLVIII.

Chancellor, a fifth-round draft pick by the Seahawks in 2010, is a four-time Pro Bowl safety who was a key member of the Legion of Boom. He piled up 641 tackles, 12 interceptions and 44 pass breakups in eight seasons.

Chancellor hasn't played since suffering a neck injury in November 2017. He discussed the challenges presented by the injury in July 2018:

Kameron Chancellor @KamChancellor
Gods Grace 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿 https://t.co/60J2DugpD1

An undrafted free agent out of Stanford in 2011, Baldwin leaves Seattle as one of the Seahawks' greatest receivers ever. He ranks second in franchise history with 49 receiving touchdowns and third in both receptions (493) and yards (6,563).

However, the 30-year-old has spent the early part of this offseason trying to get healthy. He underwent operations on both his shoulder and knee following the 2018 season, and he then had sports hernia surgery in March.

Baldwin's health has led him to contemplate retirement this offseason, per the News Tribune's Gregg Bell:

Gregg Bell @gbellseattle
#Seahawks GM John Schneider says 30-year-old top WR Doug Baldwin has let team know he is considering retirement after three offseason surgeries @thenewstribune https://t.co/Rz0Ac91gfu

Ian Rapoport of NFL Network noted this move could mark the end of the road for the wideout:

Ian Rapoport @RapSheet
My understanding is that this is likely the end of the road for Doug Baldwin just based on his health. He's battled knee, groin, and shoulder injuries. One of the coolest stories of the last decade. https://t.co/Ujsm7S5j7m

As ESPN's Bill Barnwell pointed out, these transactions are just the latest in the roster transformation that has taken place in Seattle since its last Super Bowl appearance in February 2015:

Bill Barnwell @billbarnwell
With the release of Doug Baldwin and Kam Chancellor today, there are just four Seahawks left on the roster from the Super Bowl XLIX game against the Patriots: Justin Britt, Bobby Wagner, Russell Wilson, and K.J. Wright. (There are 12 Patriots left on New England's roster.)

Stars such as Richard Sherman, Earl Thomas and Marshawn Lynch have moved on in recent years.

Chancellor and Baldwin will be remembered as all-time great Seahawks, but unfortunately for them, injuries cut their time in Seattle short.

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Doug Baldwin, Kam Chancellor Cut by Seahawks Because of Failed Physicals

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Elaine Thompson/Associated Press The Seattle Seahawks released longtime stars Doug Baldwin and Kam Chancellor on Thursday because of failed physicals. Seattle Seahawks @Seahawks Two Seattle icons. Thank you for everything, @KamChancellor and @DougBaldwinJr. 💙 https://t.co/k27vjOMTjU Seahawks general manager John Schneider said in a statement: "The Seahawks have made the difficult decision to terminate/failed physical Doug Baldwin and Kam Chancellor.

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The young models and the candy-colored graphics that helped propel Juul to the top of the e-cigarette market are gone. In their place are people like Carolyn, a 54-year-old former smoker featured in new TV commercials touting Juul as an alternative for middle-age smokers.

"I don't think anyone including myself thought that I could make the switch," Carolyn says, sitting in a suburban living room as piano music quietly plays in the background.

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