$40 Million Settlement Over Central Park Rape Case
Five men once wrongfully convicted in the 1989 Central Park jogger rape case may receive about $40 million as a civil rights settlement. The deal, awaiting final approval, follows years of legal action against police and prosecutors and is hailed by Rev. Al Sharpton as a major victory for the plaintiffs.
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Stock market nears major milestone as records rise
The US stock market climbs back to record territory with the Dow within 53 points of 17000 and the S&P 500 near 2000 after a year marked by volatile growth. Analysts cite renewed economic momentum despite earlier winter softness and global concerns.
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Food safety frontiers in legal pot edibles
Colorado grapples with safety as October testing rules loom for cannabis edibles. Regulators cite sanitation and contamination controls, while officials note no reported foodborne illnesses from edibles. Industry leaders urge strong testing to build credibility and public trust.
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