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Death toll from Myanmar earthquake may exceed 3,000 as rescues continue
Over 10,000 buildings have either collapsed or suffered damage.
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Kim Kardashian condemns Cuban truck driver’s 110 year sentence
“Colorado law really has to be changed and this is so unfair,” she said
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US calls for release of political prisoner Julian Mazola Beltran
"Peaceful protests are not a crime, why is Julian being punished? We call for his immediate release," demanded the U.S. Embassy in Cuba. The young man is being asked to serve 12 years in prison
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Editorial: Cuban-American truck driver’s 110-year sentence is unjust—it’s not too late for the judge to reconsider his sentence
Rogel Lazaro Aguilera-Mederos should not be left to languish in a prison cell for the next century
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US files action to return embezzled money in Bitcoin to Sony
The bitcoin bought with $150 million of embezzled funds is now worth $180 million
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Nearly $100 billion pilfered from pandemic relief funds, roughly 100 arrested, Secret Service
Government has released roughly $3.5 trillion in COVID-19 relief money since the pandemic started in early 2020
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Judge overturns Purdue Pharma bankruptcy deal
The deal protected the owners of Purdue Pharma from future lawsuits
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TikTok school threat warning of shootings ramps up security but deemed not credible
The trend threatens the school safety “for every school in America”
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Radio host Enrique Santos shocked by sentencing of Cuban truck driver
"His brakes failed. It was not intentional. It was an accident. Rogel is not a criminal," said the presenter and influencer about the 110-year sentence given to the truck driver
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Petition in favor of Cuban truck driver surpasses four million signatures
Rogel Aguilera Mederos was sentenced to 110 years in prison after causing deadly accident in Denver
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At least 59 dead following deadly fuel truck explosion in Haiti's second largest city
Local hospitals are reportedly at over-capacity and Cap-Haitien’s deputy mayor has extended an appeal for aid – including blood and medical supplies