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New York Attorney General ends of getting arrested after being charged with fraud because of a property she bought in Virginia

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What we know about the charges against New York’s Attorney General Letitia James

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US President Donald Trump ordered his officials to pursue his political foe, who denies any wrongdoing.

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President Trump says that he is going to arrive in isreal by monday and the isreal police said that they were going to make sure it is safe when he arrives. Some ways they said they would do this is send much of the them along Trumps rought and keep those areas as safe as possible, they will also make sure trump dosn't go to Tel Aviv's hostage square for saftey issues. Trumps stay will be a short one and this will be the first time being their for him.

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Woman shot for not not saying "Thank you". 

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On October 9, a woman shot someone for "not saying Thank you". She was shot 41 times, and later died at the local hospital. The shooter was 22 year old, Kenona Hampton. Witnesses stated that they could see Hampton following the victim. She was found and sent to jail for murder.

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A woman was shot and killed after the victim was upset that the suspect didn't say "thank you". The shooting happened on Tusday, October 7th, at a Texas shopping senter. The victim was 41 year old, Cecilia Simpson and the suspect is 22 year old, Keona Hampton.

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A woman was fatally shot during an altercation at a Texas shopping center that allegedly began when the victim became upset at the alleged shooter for "not saying thank you" when she held a door open for her, according to court filings.

The shooting occurred Tuesday afternoon in the parking lot of a shopping center in southwest Dallas, according to the arrest warrant affidavit obtained by ABC News.

Cecilia Simpson, 41, was shot multiple times, according to Dallas police. She was transported to a local hospital, where she was later pronounced dead.

Police said the alleged shooter, 22-year-old Keona Hampton, left the scene before officers arrived. She was located later that day and arrested for murder, police said.

A witness told homicide detectives that she and Simpson were leaving a store in the shopping center at the same time as Hampton when Simpson "became upset due to suspect not thanking her for holding the door," the affidavit stated. The witness is not being named "for safety reasons," according to the affidavit.

Simpson and Hampton "engaged in a verbal dispute," then Simpson and the witness drove to another store in the shopping center, the affidavit stated.

Simpson and the witness told employees at the store that the suspect was following them, according to the affidavit. Hampton soon entered the store and "engaged in a verbal dispute" with the witness, the affidavit stated.

Hampton left, then returned minutes later and allegedly got into a verbal dispute with Simpson before employees asked them to leave the store, according to the affidavit.

The booking photo for Keona Hampton.

The altercation continued in the parking lot, where, according to the affidavit, Hampton threw a bottle at Simpson's vehicle as she and the witness were getting in it. Simpson walked over to Hampton and "continued to engage in a verbal dispute that escalated into a physical altercation," the affidavit stated.

The witness struck Hampton several times while yelling to leave Simpson alone, then stepped away, according to the affidavit. At that point, Hampton is accused of taking out a handgun and firing three times at Simpson, according to the affidavit.

Detectives obtained cellphone footage capturing the physical altercation between Simpson and Hampton, according to the affidavit.

"Several gunshots are heard as the person recording the video turned her phone," and Hampton was allegedly seen "quickly walking away" with a black and silver handgun in her hands as Simpson was lying on the ground, according to the affidavit.

Surveillance footage allegedly showed Hampton flee the scene in a vehicle that police later located in the parking lot of an apartment complex in Dallas, according to the affidavit. Hampton was observed on an apartment balcony wearing pants similar to those seen in the surveillance footage, according to the affidavit. She was arrested Tuesday evening during a traffic stop on her vehicle, the affidavit stated.

After waiving her Miranda rights, Hampton allegedly admitted to police that she shot Simpson after getting into a fight with her and the witness. Hampton allegedly said she took out her gun and shot Simpson, "stating she was just trying to get [Simpson] away from her," the affidavit stated.

Hampton is being held without bond in a Dallas County jail, online jail records show. It is unclear if she has an attorney at this time.

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Dispute over woman not saying 'thank you' at Dallas store allegedly led to deadly shooting: Affidavit

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The shooting occurred Tuesday afternoon in the parking lot of a shopping center in southwest Dallas, according to an affidavit.

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A lady in Texas saw something large in the sky. As it was coming down, she believed it was a parachute. When it finally hit the ground in her neighbors ' wheat field, she realized it was a large piece of NASA equipment. Turns out it was being searched for by NASA when she had called the sheriffs office. It was a cool experience for the people who lived near it.

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She saw a car-sized object over a Texas farm and found wayward hunk of NASA equipment

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A West Texas woman saw something unusual on a recent morning, a massive parachute drifting slowly across the sky

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6 anti-abortion protesters were pardoned by president trump after they scolded people in a abortion clinic in Pennsylvania. They started with disrupting workers and clients saying they were taking away human lives and ended with sprinkling salt and holy water around the building. They got arrested when the police came to the clinic but then got surpassed by trump.

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Six anti- abortion activists, include two previously pardoned by Donald Trump, will stand trial on state charges that they trespassed on an abortion clinic's property and refused to leave.

The six, who were also charged with criminal conspiracy, were due in court on Wednesday, but waived their right to appear - a move that is tantamount to pleading not guilty, according to lawyer John Williamson. A trial date has not been set.

Abortion rights advocates say anti-abortion activists have become far bolder over the last several months, after the Trump administration announced it would curtail enforcement of the law historically used to prosecute similar disruptions to abortion providers' work.

The group was arrested in July when twowomenwalked into the Delaware County Women's Center, an abortion clinic in Upland, Pennsylvania, for scheduledappointments. But they were not really looking for abortions. Instead, they were there to usher other anti-abortion activists into the clinic, according to police reports and an eyewitness.

The activists started trying to talk patients out of having abortions, the reports and the eyewitness said. When clinic staff asked them to leave, the activists refused - and started to sprinkle a clear liquid and white powder around the abortion clinic. When the police arrived, they ultimately arrested six protesters.

The clear liquid and white powder, they told police, were holy water and salt.

These clinic "invasions" - as abortion rights supporters call them - or "rescues", as they are known among anti-abortion activists, are nothing new. During these actions, anti-abortion activists enter clinics and attempt to interfere with services, often through trying to talk women out of getting abortions, loudly praying, or physically blocking staffers' and patients' way. Between 1977 and 2024, abortion opponents carried out more than 500, according to the National Abortion Federation.

Days after Trump took office, the Department of Justice announced that it would limit use of the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (Face) Act, which creates federal penalties for people who go beyond peaceful protest to threaten, obstruct or injure someone who is trying to access a reproductive health clinic. Enacted in 1994, the law was supposed to protect clinics against a rising tide of anti-abortion harassment and violence.

But the Department of Justice claimed that the Face Act had been unfairly used to target anti-abortion protesters, to the point of ignoring attacks on crisis pregnancy centers, anti-abortion facilities that aim to convince people to continue their pregnancies. (The Biden administration used the Face Act to prosecute multiple people for vandalizing such centers.) Face Act prosecutions are now only permitted in "extraordinary circumstances" or in cases involving death, serious bodily harm or significant property damage.

The department also dismissed several ongoing Face Act cases, while Trump pardonedalmost two dozenpeople convicted under the Face Act.

For some abortion rights supporters, Trump's actions felt like putting a target on their backs. None of the defendants involved in the Pennsylvania case are charged with breaking the Face Act.

"Every day, I walk through a protest. I'm very comfortable seeing protests. I've participated in protests. I recognize the benefits of those," said Amanda Kifferly, vice-president for abortion access and director of security at the Women's Center. But, Kifferly continued: "It is not normal for someone to come into your office and pretend to be someone. It is also not normal for someone to come into your office and sprinkle clear fluids and white powder."

Williamson is representing Bell. In his view, her actions do not constitute a crime, much less a potential Face Act violation.

"I think it's ridiculous to bring any kind of charge against someone who is only trying to save some lives," Williamson said. None of the lawyers for the other defendants returned a request for comment.

Bell and Goodman are the first beneficiaries of Trump's Face Act pardons to return to entering abortion clinics, according to Melissa Fowler, the National Abortion Federation's chief program officer. But others involved in Face Act cases have also vowed to resume such actions. In one case detailed in court records, a man who barricaded himself inside a Pennsylvania Planned Parenthood clinic's bathroom for more than three hours - forcing the clinic to cancel almost 50 appointments - pledged right afterward to "do it again". (The justice department has dismissed his case.)

So far in 2025, anti-abortion activists have carried out six "invasions" and three blockades in 2025, compared with five "invasions" and one blockade in all of 2024, according to preliminary numbers shared with the Guardian by the National Abortion Federation. Clinics have also reported 67,155 incidents of threatening or suspicious mail, calls and social media comments, compared with fewer than 2,000 in 2024.

"There's the feeling, for protesters, of a little bit of invincibility," said one abortion provider, who does not work at the Women's Center, of Trump's decision to curtail enforcement of the Face Act. The provider asked to speak anonymously because of a recent increase in threats.

The Trump administration is now using the Face Act in other ways. Last week, it cited the law in a first-of-its-kind lawsuit against pro-Palestinian demonstrators who protested at a New Jersey synagogue. Although the language of theFace Act also protects "place of religious worship", the federal government has never used the act to do so, a justice department official confirmed at a press conference announcing the charges.

A Department of Justice spokesperson declined to comment on this story.

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Anti-abortion activists pardoned by Trump face trial for new clinic 'invasion'

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Two who received presidential pardon among six activists charged with trespass and conspiracy in Pennsylvania

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Since Charlie Kirk's death, colleges around the country have fired at least 40 professors over comments on the event. Late-night comedy show host Jimmy Kimmel was also recently the highest-profile case of these comments on Charlie Kirk. These firings and backlash have made public viewers unsure about the current state of freedom and justice in the US.

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US professors facing threats, firings and harassment over Charlie Kirk posts

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As many as 40 academics have been dismissed in aftermath of shooting, allegedly without due process

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It was another heartbreaking night for the Philadelphia Phillies on Thursday, after a disastrous error in the 11th inning of Game 4 saw them crash out of the MLB postseason at the hands of the Los Angeles Dodgers. In the 11th inning, bases loaded, Andy Pages struck a routine ground ball to the Phillies pitcher, Kerkering, but the pressure got to him. He fumbled the ball and threw it past the catcher, giving the dodgers a walk off error.

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Philadelphia Phillies crash out of MLB postseason after a baffling error against Los Angeles Dodgers | CNN

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It was another heartbreaking night for the Philadelphia Phillies on Thursday, after a disastrous error in the 11th inning of Game 4 saw them crash out of the MLB postseason at the hands of the Los Angeles Dodgers.

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King Lebron James is possibly going to miss the start of the 2025-2026 NBA season because of a condition called sciatica. This is when the vein in the back of your upper leg burns and radiates. Hopefully this isn't the case as his first game is in a few weeks. Lebron will get reevaluated in a few weeks and hopefully he will be ok.

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LeBron James to reportedly miss start of 2025-2026 NBA season due to sciatica | CNN

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It won’t be an ideal start to LeBron James’ record 23rd NBA season after the 40-year-old superstar will miss opening night due to sciatica, according to multiple reports.

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Giant rookies Cam Skattebo and Jaxon Dart combined for 5 touchdowns last night against one of the most dominant teams in the league, the 4-1 Eagles. This game is Darts 3rd ever NFL start winning 2 of his 3 starting games.

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Russia carried out a massive attack on Ukrainian energy infrastructure in Kyiv. Killing at least one person and leaving parts of Kyiv without power. This was a strategy used before by Russia by attacking energy before winter to leave the Ukrainians out in the cold. Russia started attacking in late September. Russia's ministry of defense said that it was in response to terrorist attacks on civilians.

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Ukraine says ‘massive’ Russian attack targeted energy infrastructure | CNN

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Russia carried out a “massive attack” on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, top Ukrainian officials said early Friday, leaving parts of the capital Kyiv without power.

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Ocean water was warm? A marine heat wave spanning much of the North pacific Ocean, and it have influence the weather in North America and is suppose to Poise to make its mark on winter. It could also influence late fall and winter weather patterns. The warm water coined "the blob" due to how it appears on weather apps. And have brought milder and more humid air to the West coast. This have also led to several thunderstorms in Coastal California. But it can also impact California with limiting the severity of the late summer and early fall wildfire season.

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What the Pacific ‘blob’ + La Niña means for winter in the US | CNN

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A marine heat wave spanning much of the North Pacific Ocean is already influencing weather in North America and is poised to make its mark on winter. But forecasters have another global weather pattern to consider: La Niña.

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Maria Cornia Machado was awarded the 2025 Noble Peace Prize for keeping the "flame of democracy burning". Machado received the award for promoting democratic rights in Venezuela and for her struggle to achieve a just and peaceful transition from dictatorship to democracy. She has support from Donald Trump who praised her for peacefully expressing the voices and the WILL of the Venezuelan people.

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Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Venezuela’s María Corina Machado for keeping ‘the flame of democracy burning’ | CNN

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María Corina Machado, a Venezuelan opposition leader driven into hiding since a disputed election last year, has been awarded the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize for keeping “the flame of democracy burning amid a growing darkness.”

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Israel has come to a cease fire with the opposing side and is now withdrawing troops from parts of Gaza as an effect. While its unknown if the peace will be kept thus far Gaza will still likely have time to prepare in case of violence returning to both sides now that there's a temporary (or permanent) peace

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Jessie Yeung, Lex Harvey, Catherine Nicholls, Char Reck, Tal Shalev

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Live updates: Israel says ceasefire in effect as troops withdraw from parts of Gaza | CNN

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The Israeli military said that a ceasefire was now in effect in Gaza, as its forces pull back in accordance with the deal approved by the government overnight. Follow for live news updates.

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On October 7th, 2023, Hamas (A group located in Palestine) went into a concert in Israel and kidnapped over 100 people, with some of them being American. Over the last 2 years, there have been bombings in both countries. On October 9th, 2025, Both countries have finally come to a peace treaty between the land.

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Israel-Gaza live updates: Ceasefire in effect as IDF repositions

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U.S. Central Command is establishing a coordination center in Israel to support and monitor the ceasefire agreement, a U.S. official said.

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On Wednesday it was announced that Israel and Hamas had both signed off on the first phases of a peace plan in Gaza, causing a ceasefire to come into effect on Friday. The first phase of the deal made it so that all hostages would be freed and returned. Troops are being withdrawn from Gaza and redeployed to agreed upon locations within 24 hours of the deal being made.

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Israel-Gaza live updates: Ceasefire in effect as IDF repositions

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U.S. Central Command is establishing a coordination center in Israel to support and monitor the ceasefire agreement, a U.S. official said.

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Black people rallying around Bad Bunny and the Super Bowl stands

Black people are very happy that Bad Bunny is preforming there and all over social media. They are talking about how excited they are for him because this is a very big deal. Bad Bunny told people on an Instagram post that "You still have time to learn Spanish before my big event."

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The rookies of the New York Giants had a big game on Thurday night Football. Jackson Dart and Cam Skattebo had an explosive game in a win over the defending champions. The pair combined for five touchdowns in a dominant win over the Eagles on primetime. These new players have brought a much needed spark back into the Giants organization. Many people are now very excited at what this team can do.

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Giants rookies Jaxson Dart and Cam Skattebo combine for five touchdowns in historic New York win over Eagles | CNN

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The rookie duo of Jaxson Dart and Cam Skattebo combined for five touchdowns to lift the New York Giants to a historic 34-17 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles on Thursday Night Football.

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Maria Corina Machado was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for “promoting democratic rights for the people of Venezuela.” Machado is also a leader of the democracy movement in Venezuela. Machado went into hiding after the Venezuelan government moved to crush dissent following last year’s election. The Nobel Committee chair said they are not sure whether Machado will be able to attend the prize ceremony in Norway in December.

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Nobel Peace Prize goes to María Corina Machado, Venezuela’s opposition leader | CNN

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The winner of this year’s Nobel Peace Prize was revealed at a ceremony in the Norwegian capital of Oslo. Follow for live updates

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Due to the government shutdown there has been a lot more inflation and less hiring. Inflation will continue to increase and mass layoffs will happen if the government doesn't start back up very soon

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Consumer sentiment sours as government shutdown threatens economic damage

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The fresh data marked three consecutive months of worsening shopper attitudes.

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28-year-old Derrick Groves was the last of the 10 New Orleans Justice Center escaped inmates to be captured. He has been on the run since May 16 and was found at a home in Atlanta on October 9, 2025. However, Groves didn't give up easily; gas had to be released into the house several times, and after 3 long hours, Derrick was found hiding in a crawl space.

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New Orleans escapee captured after standoff with Atlanta police | CNN

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The last of 10 prisoners who escaped nearly five months ago from a New Orleans jail has been captured at a home in Atlanta, according to the US Marshals.