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Julia Dardar Identified by Coroner as Headless Torso Found in Louisiana Bus Freezer
An autopsy has determined that Dardar died from asphyxia due to manual strangulation and blunt force injuries to the head and neck.
Prince Harry Did Not Take Holocaust Seriously at School, Survivor Says
A holocaust survivor said the teenage Prince Harry saw her as "another boring lady," but "William is a different character altogether."
Portugal Allows COVID-Infected to Leave Quarantine to Vote, Won't Isolate Them From Others
Mask mandates are still in place in indoor public places, and it is recommended infected people going to the polls wear surgical masks or FFP2 masks.
Bar Owner Accused of Drugging Drinks, Then Sexually Assaulting at Least 20 Customers
Christian Sayre, the owner of a bar in Everett, Washington, is being held on $1 million bail and facing 10 felony sexual assault charges.
Italian Senate Meeting Interrupted by 'Final Fantasy' Porn Video
Senator Maria Laura Mantovani expressed "absolute disdain" for the incident that occurred.
Suspect in Killing of UCLA Student Brianna Kupfer Has Criminal History in 3 States
Shawn Laval Smith, who was arrested on Wednesday in connection with Kupfer's death, has a criminal history in California, North Carolina, and South Carolina.
Donald Trump Says Pelosi Shouldn't Trade Stocks, as Joe Biden Leaves Debate up to Congress
Pelosi defended congressional stock trading, stating that the U.S. is a "a free-market economy" and that lawmakers "should be able to participate in that."
Rabbi Held Hostage Expresses Condolences to Captor's Family: 'I Am So Sorry'
"I am so sorry that you had to endure this tragedy," Rabbi Charlie Cytron-Walker said in an interview. "It's horrible for all of us."
North Korea Says U.S. Hostility Has Reached 'Danger Line,' Can No Longer Be Ignored
Some experts speculate that after the upcoming Winter Olympics in Beijing, North Korea could significantly raise the stakes in weapons demonstrations.
Fear Novak Djokovic Would Stoke 'Anti-Vaccination Sentiment' Led to Deportation: Judge
Three Australian federal judges unanimously agreed to the legality of Immigration Minister Alex Hawke's decision about the defending Australian Open champion.
Wharton Students Not Having a Clue How Much the Average American Earns Sparks Jokes, Memes
The viral tweet by a Wharton professor received a host of different reactions on social media, some angry, others humorous.
Doomsday Clock Stalls at 100 Seconds to Midnight as World 'Stuck in a Perilous Moment'
The symbolic clock's measurement was placed at the same point it has been since 2020, the closest it has ever been to midnight.
Russia Backs China on Olympics Controversy, Accuses U.S. and Others of 'Dirty Intrigue'
"Everything is wonderful and there are no problems at all with abuse of human rights, humanitarian issues, and corruption," a Russian spokeswoman said.
Trump Says People 'Almost Romanticizing' His Time in Office as He Teases 2024 Run
Trump wouldn't commit to a 2024 run but seems to think Biden's presidency would help him in an election.
Kamala Harris Defends Biden's Russia Remarks, Promises 'Severe Costs' If Action in Ukraine
Harris made the comments during a TODAY interview when asked whether Biden had given Putin the "green light" to "take a piece of Ukraine."
Mark Cuban, Who Endorsed Joe Biden, Laments 'Absolutely Zero Charisma' in Administration
"It may be unfortunate that it is even a consideration, but in a social media and sound-bite world...someone has to have some charisma," Cuban said.
Queen Elizabeth II 'In Despair' at Prince Andrew and Prince Harry—Royal Expert
A former BBC royal correspondent says "everybody feels for the Queen" after she stripped Prince Andrew of titles, but adds Prince Harry "can't pick and choose."
Jill Biden Speaks of 'Healing' America Mission on 1-Year Anniversary
The first lady shared the remarks with her 4.3 million followers on Instagram.
Tonga's Smaller Islands Devastated By Tsunami, Prompting Evacuation of Residents
Three of Tonga's smaller islands were nearly completely destroyed after 49-foot tsunami waves were triggered by an underwater volcanic eruption on Saturday.
Internet Backs Woman Refusing to Take Fiancé's Middle Eastern Last Name
"I pointed out that his name may be common in the Middle East, but it is also identical to a famous Middle Eastern politician/terrorist leader," she said.
Politicians Campaigning on School Issues May Make Problems Worse in The Classroom
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin's education campaign mapped out a successful path to office, but teachers worry political promises won't do enough for schools.
How Ghislaine Maxwell Juror's Reaction to Witness Could Effect Prince Andrew
A Ghislaine Maxwell juror gave a frank account of his impression of a key prosecution witness who also has evidence relevant to Prince Andrew's lawsuit.