Moore controversy tests Alabama Senate race dynamics
Republican leaders including Mitch McConnell urged Roy Moore to step aside amid allegations of sexual misconduct with teens. Moore denies the charges and vows to stay in the race against Democrat Doug Jones, while GOP insiders discuss possible write-in options and seat-contest mechanisms.
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Canada grapples with sexual assaults amid broader drop in violent crime
Experts note Canada shows fewer violent crimes overall while sexual assaults vary by reporting. Differences in definitions and social policy shape counts, with Canada classifying assaults into three categories and most cases lacking bodily harm. Only about five percent of Canadian women report such crimes to police.
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Ex-pharma exec picked to head HHS
President Trump aims to nominate former Lilly USA president Alex Azar as health secretary. If confirmed, he would replace Tom Price amid scrutiny of drug costs and Obamacare enforcement. Supporters cite his prior HHS service and crisis handling, while opponents warn of industry influence on drug prices.
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