Ex-Kentucky prosecutor who was impeached for trading favors with a defendant in exchange for nude images, was indicted on fraud and bribery charges.
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Biden hails ‘new era of partnership’ with Japan, South Korea
President Joe Biden and the leaders of Japan and South Korea agreed to expand security and economic ties at a historic summit at the US presidential retreat of Camp David, cementing a new agreement amid ongoing threats from China and North Korea. (Aug….
‘Lolita the whale’ made famous by her five decades in captivity, dies before being freed
The orca at the Miami Seaquarium became famous as Lolita before her name was changed to Toki and plans were made to move her. Toki died Friday.
‘This is a nightmare’: Pennsylvania house explosion victims remembered by family, friends
Among those killed in a Pennsylvania explosion were a proud dad who gave his daughter away last month and a 12-year-old “momma’s boy.”
Ex-ESPN anchor Sage Steele alleges Barbara Walters ‘tried to beat me up’ on set of ‘The View’
Former ESPN anchor Sage Steele is opening up about an alleged physical altercation with the late Barbara Walters during an appearance on “The View.”
From the NICU to HBCUs: Maryland triplets continue journey with move to historic Atlanta colleges
Triplets Morgan, Sanai and Tony Hicks Jr. were accepted to over 40 colleges. They start school this week at Spelman and Morehouse colleges.
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Here’s the latest for Friday August 18: Biden meets with leaders of South Korea, Japan at Camp David; Spanish Civil Guard helps combat wildfire danger on Tenerife; Tornado topples trees in Rhode Island; Autonomous shuttle service launches on island in …
Canadian residents evacuate as wildfire creeps closer
Thousands of Yellowknife residents joined road convoys and stood with packed bags at the airport to flee a looming wildfire approaching the capital of the Northwest Territories. (Aug. 18)
US postal worker sentenced to federal prison for PPP loan fraud in South Carolina
Most of the loans were later fully forgiven by the U.S. government, the Department of Justice said.
Georgia teacher fired for teaching fifth graders about gender binary
A Georgia school board voted along party lines to fire a Georgia teacher who taught her fifth grade class about gender fluidity.