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Patriots owner Robert Kraft charged in prostitution sting

Robert Kraft is one of dozens of men being investigated as part of an expansive prostitution solicitation sweep in Jupiter, Fla., sources told Yahoo Sports.

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Report: Robert Kraft not "biggest name" involved in prostitution ring?

ESPN's Adam Schefter suggested there could be an even more high-profile person than Robert Kraft tied to Friday's surprising charges.

Kraft Heinz discloses SEC probe, $15 billion write-down; shares dive 20 percent

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Consumer staple stocks drop following weak Kraft Heinz earnings

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Maxine Waters Reacts to Jussie Smollett Arrest: 'I Would Be Disappointed' if It's a Hoax

Maxine Waters said she "would be disappointed" if it's proven that her friend Jussie Smollett staged his own attack. Speaking with Variety's Marc Malkin on Thursday at Essence's Black Women in Hollywood Awards, the U.S. representative from California said, "If in fact it's a hoax, of course I would be disappointed." Smollett faces one felony […]

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Prosecutor details Smollett's 'staged' attack

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Woman Dies After Being Handcuffed by Police in Indianapolis Church

An Indianapolis woman died after being taken into custody by police inside a church. The 43-year-old stopped breathing after officers handcuffed her two weeks ago at a church.

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Tucker Carlson: Fox News host laughs along with guest after he suggests black people 'need to move on' from slavery

A guest who appeared on Tucker Carlson’s Fox News show said African Americans “need to move on” from slavery because it was abolished “a century-and-a-half ago”. Mark Steyn, a cultural commentator, made the comments on Thursday during a segment discussing 2020 presidential candidates who are in favour of reparations for African Americans. During his rant, Steyn said: “Slavery was abolished a century and a half ago, nobody alive today has a grandparent who was a slave, and in that sense I think you reach a point where, you know, you need to move on.