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How the jury is being selected in Trump's hush money trial
During jury selection on Thursday, seven jurors were seated, bringing the total number to 12. Six alternates still need to be chosen before opening arguments in the case against former President Donald Trump can begin.
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VideoNearly 1 billion people set to vote in 1st phase of India's election
The world's biggest election ever has begun in India. Nearly a billion people are voting in select states in the first phase of a week-long general election. The results won't come until June 4.
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US slaps sanctions on entities that raised funds for West Bank settlers
The United States on Friday imposed sanctions on two entities that it said helped raise tens of thousands of dollars for two violent extremists in the West Bank already targeted with U.S. sanctions, the Treasury Department announced in a statement. Washington had previously sanctioned five settlers and two unauthorized outposts in the West Bank in two rounds of sanctions aimed at punishing ill-behaved Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank, where Palestinians envisage a future state. One e
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Tyler Greening pleads guilty in vicious Prince of Wales Collegiate attack
Tyler Greening, 18, of Paradise has pleaded guilty to aggravated assault for his role in the group beating of a St. John's high school student. (Heather Gillis/CBC)A teenager accused of severely beating a student at a St. John's high school last year pleaded guilty Friday to aggravated assault.Tyler Greening, 18, was among a group of students who attacked the victim with weapons at the entrance of Prince of Wales Collegiate last March.The assault left the victim severely injured.Greening, absent
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VideoJerusalem skyline and Al Aqsa complex during Friday prayers amid increasing regional tensions
Friday prayers took place in Jerusalem and at the Al-Aqsa complex amid increasing tensions in the Middle East region following an apparent Israeli drone attack on Iran. It came days after Tehran’s unprecedented drone-and-missile assault on Israel. (AP video by Shlomo Mor)
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Missing West Royalty man found safe
An extensive police and Ground Search and Rescue effort in the West Royalty neighbourhood of Charlottetown has resulted in the safe return of a man to his home.The man, who suffered from dementia, was reported missing Friday morning, and was believed to have left his home some time overnight.Police wanted to inform the public to expect a large presence of police and ground search and rescue in the area.
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Hostage was lying on captor before police opened fire: officer
The first police officer to enter a room where a woman was being held hostage told a B.C. coroner's inquest that he saw her lying on a bed on top of her captor, who was holding a knife to her throat with a gun in his other hand.Cpl. Chris Dibblee told the inquest jury Thursday that he almost immediately felt he would need to shoot Randy Crosson to save hostage Nona McEwan but initially didn't think he could do so without hitting her, too."This is what I was thinking. Can I get to him before he c
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