Cornell Accused Student Seeks Removal of AG Letitia James in Rape Case
A fraternity brother accused in a civil lawsuit of gang rape is seeking to disqualify New York Attorney General Letitia James as special prosecutor, citing alleged bias.
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Consumer Reports Warns of Safety Issues with Millie Moon Diapers
A Consumer Reports investigation has raised concerns about potential skin reactions linked to Millie Moon diapers, prompting calls for a recall and suggesting alternatives.
Harbaugh Hired Nagy Within 24 Hours, Urged Him to 'Let Scars Go to Work'
New York Giants offensive coordinator Matt Nagy revealed Giants head coach John Harbaugh's immediate offer and motivating message after a series of coaching setbacks.
Dolly Parton's Nephew Involved in Altercation with Police on Day of Singer's Death, Subpoena Claims
The company overseeing Parton's estate has requested body camera footage from the incident.
Virginia Governor's Felon Voting Rights Restoration Effort Draws Scrutiny Over 'Betty No Last Name' Citation
An executive citation issued to a placeholder name raises questions about the review process for restoring voting rights to tens of thousands of Virginians.
Celtic Striker Kasper Hogh's Struggles Linked to Club Culture and Tactics
Danish striker's goal drought at Celtic raises questions about his adaptation from Bodo/Glimt's unique environment.
Russell Brand's Wife Testifies, Calls Him 'Amazing Husband' Amid Rape Trial
Laura Brand described her husband as caring and attentive, while acknowledging past infidelity, as she appeared as a character witness in his trial.
Amanda Batula Cites "Continued Hate" for "In the City" Exit
Reality star Amanda Batula revealed that online criticism and bullying were primary factors in her decision to leave the show.
US Man Jailed for Stalking 'Strictly' Star Joe Sugg
Robert Beckman sentenced to 21 months for a four-year campaign of harassment against the YouTube personality and his partner.