Closing arguments wrap up Trump hush money trial
Prosecutors and Trump lawyers delivered final pleas to a Manhattan jury after four weeks of testimony. The case centers on falsified business records to cover hush money payments to Stormy Daniels during the 2016 campaign. Prosecutors argued a conspiracy and cover up. defense questioned Cohen's credibility and urged jurors to see the case as a business dispute rather than a criminal plot.
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Israeli strikes kill 37 outside Rafah in Gaza tent camp
Israeli shelling and airstrikes killed at least 37 people sheltering in tents outside Rafah in the Gaza Strip overnight and Tuesday. Witnesses and officials say the attack hit the same area where a camp for displaced Palestinians burned days earlier. The incident drew international outrage amid the expanding offensive. Spain Norway and Ireland formally recognized a Palestinian state on Tuesday signaling growing isolation for Israel.
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Pope Francis apologizes over anti gay term remark
Pope Francis apologized after Italian media quoted him using a derogatory Italian term about gay men while reaffirming the Catholic Church's ban on gay priests. The incident highlighted the clash between church teaching and gay priests and LGBTQ Catholics seeking full parish life.
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KU to Launch Data Science Curriculum for Health Psychology
The University of Kansas plans a new data science curriculum in its Health KU psychology department to teach students how to collect manage and analyze large health datasets. The NIH awarded over 11 million dollars to create the Biomedical Datasets and Services Care Lab part of the Institute for Policy and Social Research led by Donna Ginther. The project will study rural health disparities including limited data on rural women and telemedicine in western Kansas and will establish an EU based laboratory for KU and private sector researchers.
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