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The New York Attorney General is investigating allegations of gang rape at Cornell University, with the case potentially leading to indictments against fraternity members. The possible legal outcomes are examined in the latest edition of the “2 Angry Men” podcast, presented by Harvey and Mark Geragos. The pair reviewed transcripts from the police investigation and other evidence that has emerged, considering how the material could be used in a potential trial. They set out the strongest arguments for prosecutors before examining how the men accused could seek to challenge the case and identify weaknesses in the evidence. The discussion considers…
Jules Kounde could leave Barcelona in January, with the club reportedly considering a sale while the France defender’s value remains high. Chelsea have been linked with a move for the 27-year-old, although the interest has not been confirmed. The latest reports from Spain suggest Kounde is no longer viewed as indispensable at Barcelona. The versatile defender has been an important player for the club in recent years, but his standing appears to have changed under manager Hansi Flick. Chelsea’s reported interest revives a long-standing link. The London club came close to signing Kounde in 2022, when he was still at…
Eden Prairie High School has cancelled its Homecoming dance after two people were injured in a shooting during Friday night’s football game in Minnesota. The dance was due to take place on Saturday 3 October, less than 24 hours after gunfire was reported outside the stadium as Eden Prairie played Minnetonka. Eden Prairie Homecoming dance cancelled Principal Jaysen Anderson told students, staff and families that the event would not go ahead, saying the school needed to focus on supporting those affected by the shooting. He said organisers believed they had the resources to hold a safe event, but that staging…
A five-year-old girl remains in a critical but stable condition in an induced coma after a car struck Newcastle Knights supporters gathered to wave off the team bus in New South Wales. An 18-year-old P-plate driver has been charged over the crash, while fans recovering in hospital are expected to support the Knights in Sunday’s NRL grand final. The incident happened at about 9.30am on Saturday, when the vehicle hit multiple people near the Transfield Drive roundabout on Newcastle Link Road in the Hunter region. The crowd was largely made up of families and children. Police said 10 people were…
Somalia will not accept an Israeli presence “under any circumstances”, President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has said, accusing Israel of seeking to establish a naval base and use an airport in the disputed port city of Berbera. In an interview, Mr Mohamud said the alleged plans were aimed at bringing Israel closer to the Gulf states and Iran. He warned that attempts to draw Somalia into conflicts across the Middle East would fail. Berbera lies on the Gulf of Aden in Somaliland, the self-declared republic in north-western Somalia which is claimed by Mogadishu. The port faces Yemen, close to the Bab…
Bessent has said rising Treasury yields reflect a broader global trend rather than a development that should cause alarm. The comments point to the movement in Treasury yields as part of wider international financial conditions, rather than a standalone cause for concern.
Donald Trump has leaked Republican senator Tom Cotton’s personal mobile number on Truth Social after criticising him over legislation to make daylight saving time permanent. Trump accused Mr Cotton of single-handedly blocking the Sunshine Protection Act in the Senate. The measure was described by the president as the “We Don’t Want to Change Our Clocks Twice a Year Act”. The proposed legislation would keep Daylight Saving Time in place throughout the year, removing the need to change clocks twice annually. Arguing in favour of the bill, Mr Trump said avoiding the clock changes would benefit the nation and pointed to…
Fred has criticised Erik ten Hag’s Manchester United tenure while acknowledging that the Dutchman was one of the best tactical coaches he had worked with. The Brazilian midfielder, who played for United during Ten Hag’s time in charge, described a tense atmosphere within the squad and claimed the manager frequently clashed with players. “[Ten Hag] argued with everyone. He argued with me, with Cristiano, with Casemiro, with Rashford,” Fred said. He also recalled feeling frustrated by his treatment, saying: “He wouldn’t put me in to play, sometimes it got stressful… He wanted the team to run, but Cristiano (was already)…
Bay Area residents are facing a spell of unusually hot and hazy weather, with a Spare the Air Alert in force and a Heat Advisory covering inland areas through 10pm on Monday, October 5. Temperatures are expected to reach 10 to 20 degrees above seasonal averages across much of the interior, while the National Weather Service has warned of moderate to major heat risk through the middle of next week. The Bay Area Air District issued the ozone alert for Saturday, October 3, and Sunday, October 4, after forecasting unhealthy levels of smog. High inland temperatures, light winds and a…
Perth Zoo is to build a dedicated black cockatoo hospital at its South Perth site as Western Australia prepares for the continuing threat of H5 bird flu. The zoo has awarded a $450,000 tender to Instant Transportables to supply and install four transportable buildings for the triage and care of black cockatoos. The final cost is expected to exceed half a million dollars because the tender does not cover fitting out the facility. The hospital will be used to treat and stabilise wild birds while keeping them separate from the zoo’s resident animals. It will be built in a back-of-house,…
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