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New records obtained by the New York Times trace how a Cornell student moved from blaming herself to reporting an alleged rape at a fraternity, in a case known as the “Cornell 7”. The material sheds light on the student’s changing account and the psychology surrounding consent, as the case continues to shock America. Al Jazeera’s Emma Withrow examines the allegations and the circumstances behind the Cornell 7 case, focusing on how the student came to report what she says happened.

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Vehicle repair costs are rising as increasingly sophisticated cars force garages to invest in computers, software and calibration equipment, according to mechanics in the US. Ralph Czeisler, who runs Emil’s All-Tire in Brooklyn, New York, said the extra expense was being passed on to customers. “Every year, I update all my computers,” Mr Czeisler said. “I have multiple computers for domestic, Asian, European cars, and it’s very costly. Every year they make changes, and it costs more money and more money. And it’s getting very challenging.” Greg Brannon, director of automotive engineering at AAA, said many repair businesses were facing…

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The district attorney overseeing the alleged Cornell gang rape case declined an opportunity to review further witness interviews during the initial investigation, according to records obtained by the New York Times. Tompkins County District Attorney Matt Van Houten has previously said campus police provided him only with Jane Doe’s sworn statement and a screenshot of alleged Chi Phi Snapchat messages. However, records indicate Cornell University Police Department investigator Jeffrey Northrop discussed additional interviews with Jeff Huddle, a member of the district attorney’s staff. Northrop took notes during the meeting and said prosecutors indicated that “criminal charges would not be pursued…

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Liverpool are considering a move for Barcelona left-back Alejandro Balde, potentially joining Manchester United in the race for the Spain international ahead of the January transfer window. The 22-year-old has had limited opportunities under Hansi Flick this season and has made only a brief appearance so far. His lack of regular football has raised the possibility of a departure from the Camp Nou. Alejandro Balde attracts Liverpool and Manchester United interest Manchester United explored a deal for Balde during the summer and held discussions with his representative, Jorge Mendes. The move ultimately failed to progress after Barcelona indicated that they…

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Chicago is set for a sunny and mild weekend, with temperatures climbing towards 21C (70F) on Saturday and reaching the low 20s Celsius on Sunday. Saturday, October 3, is expected to remain clear across the city, with the National Weather Service forecasting a high of about 19C (66F). Winds will be light, coming from the south-east at between 5mph and 10mph. ([forecast.weather.gov](https://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?map.x=239&map.y=104&site=lot&zmx=1&zmy=1&utm_source=openai)) Sunday will be warmer and mostly sunny, with temperatures reaching about 21C (70F). Winds are expected to shift from the south-west to the north-west during the afternoon. Fox Chicago meteorologist Kaitlin Cody said the weekend outlook was favourable,…

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Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers will meet more than 30 Japanese chief executives, investors and business leaders in Tokyo as the government seeks to present Australia as a secure destination for investment during a period of global economic uncertainty. During the two-day visit, Mr Chalmers will promote Australia’s renewable energy and critical minerals industries, its artificial intelligence and data-centre capabilities, and the country’s $4.8 trillion superannuation system as a substantial source of investment capital. He will meet Kenichi Hori, the head of Mitsui & Co, and Juro Baba, executive vice-president of Mitsubishi Corporation, while also holding discussions with other major Japanese…

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Iowa lawmakers have approved $1.36 billion in tax incentives over 10 years for a proposed steel plant in Lee County, despite objections that the deal was rushed and offered too much public money to an overseas-owned company. The measure passed the Iowa House by 75 votes to 17 and the Senate by 28 to 19 during a one-day special session. Republican Governor Kim Reynolds signed it into law on Friday night. The plant is being developed by Mesabi Metallics, which is owned by the Indian conglomerate Essar Group. President Donald Trump announced on Monday that the project would become the…

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Jannik Sinner has withdrawn from next week’s Shanghai Masters as he continues to recover from the knee injury that has kept him out since his Wimbledon triumph in July. The world number one, 25, has not played since defeating his opponent to win the men’s singles title at the All England Club. He subsequently missed the North American hardcourt swing, including the US Open, as well as the ongoing ATP 500 tournament in Beijing. Announcing his decision on Saturday, Sinner said: “Unfortunately, I won’t be able to play at the Rolex Shanghai Masters this year as I had hoped.” He…

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A doctor running a largely online obesity practice has urged the US Food and Drug Administration to take tougher action against companies selling compounded GLP-1 drugs through telemedicine platforms. The doctor said the FDA should make clear that lower cost alone is not a medical justification for compounding, and that unapproved versions of GLP-1 medicines should not be presented as equivalent to commercially approved treatments. The call comes as demand for GLP-1 drugs has fuelled a growing market for compounded versions promoted as cheaper and more accessible alternatives. The products can have similar names, claims and injector pens to approved…

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