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Charges Filed Against Deputy Director of Russian Space Agency in Alleged Multimillion-Dollar Fraud Case

Deputy Director of “Roscosmos,” Oleg Frolov, faces significant embezzlement allegations, according to the Investigative Committee’s press service. An unidentified entrepreneur and commercial organization representative have also been charged. Russian Space Agency Deputy Director Arrested in Alleged 435 Million Ruble Fraud Case The probe concerns the misappropriation of at least 435 million rubles during an equipment…

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The Wisconsin Supreme Court redraws legislative maps for Democrats

Liberal justices of the Wisconsin Supreme Court invalidated Republican-drawn legislative maps and ordered new district borders as Democrats wanted. Wisconsin Supreme Court Sparks Redistricting Clash Ahead of 2024 Election This decision, less than a year before the 2024 election, is noteworthy in a state that has often been a presidential battlefield with thin margins. The…

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After a rent disagreement with the residents, a NYC landlord lights fire to the house that contains eight of them

Officials in Brooklyn claim that when a family of 8 people—6 of them were children—was inside his rental property, the 66-year-old owner set it on fire. The burning and tried to murder are the charges brought against the landlord. They said that when they discontinued paying the rent, he got angry and wouldn’t go. Bedford-Stuyvesant resident…

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Police: Two missing persons from Paterson, a 12-year-old girl and a 14-year-old boy, were found in NYC

After being discovered missing on Sunday from Paterson, a 12-year-old girl and a 14-year-old boy were found safe and healthy in New York City. The pair was found by the authorities at the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan, where they were found safe and alive. There’s still no clear explanation for why they were there….

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A Kentucky fisherman gets sentenced in a historic case involving wildlife conservation

52-year-old Western Kentucky commercial fisherman Charles Hopkins was held accountable for his activities in a major enforcement of wildlife conservation regulations. He was convicted of planning to unlawfully collect and sell the highly prized caviar from shovelnose sturgeons. Strict guidelines are in effect to avoid overexploitation since shovelnose sturgeons are classified as a conservation species….

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