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HGTV Host Found Guilty of Molesting Daughter's 10-Year-Old Best Friend
HGTV Star Guilty of Molesting Daughter's 10-Year-Old Best Friend
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Man Whose Wife Murdered Mistress Before Suicide Says She Would Have Killed Him If He Walked in First
Man Whose Wife Killed Mistress Before Suicide Was Possible Target
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Demi Lovato Allegedly Just Got Hacked And Tons Of Naked Photos Of Her Were Posted Online
Her fans are beyond furious.
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Dad who raped daughter over two decades and fathered 'at least' six children with her jailed for 40 years
The man was found guilty of 36 counts of rape and one of sexual assault at Swansea Crown Court.
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Zooey Deschanel Has Some Thoughts About Lauren Conrad Using Her 'Very Specific' Baby Name
We all have that friend who's been attached to a baby name since age 5 - and in the land of celebrities, Zooey Deschanel just might be that friend. Deschanel and Lauren Conrad both named their sons Charlie Wolf, but the New Girl star did so two years before Conrad. And it doesn't seem like […]
U.S. Yahoo News UKWhat attacked a 13-foot great white shark pulled from the ocean? One that is even bigger
The giant shark, named Vimy by researchers, was caught off the coast of Nova Scotia earlier this month.
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Trump threatens to sue CNN, seeks 'substantial' payment over damages: letter
Lawyers for U.S. President Donald Trump and his re-election campaign have threatened in a letter to sue CNN for what they said was the network falsely advertising itself as a news organization, calling on executives to first discuss an "appropriate resolution" to the matter that would include a "substantial" payment to cover damages. The letter, dated Oct. 16 and made public on Friday, is the latest threat by Trump to sue a media organization over what he sees as unfair media coverage since launching his 2016 presidential campaign, although no lawsuits have been filed. Rebecca Tushnet, a professor of false advertising law at Harvard Law School, said there was "no merit" to the letter's legal arguments and that she doubted a lawsuit would ever be filed.
