Cosby retrial looms as judge questions jurors and delays verdict
In Norristown Pennsylvania the Cosby sexual assault case paused during juror deliberations as the judge questioned the defendant under oath about the meaning of a mistrial and possible second trial. Prosecutors weigh changes to their approach for Round Two while defense memories and public scrutiny color expectations.
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America
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Andrea Constand
Constand
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Steele
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Armour
University of South California
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Firestorm kills 62 in central Portugal tragedy
A forest fire in Pedrogao Grande central Portugal killed 62 people as they fled through charred roads. Prime Minister Costa and President de Sousa called for national mourning while 1,050 firefighters and 350 soldiers battled the blaze across four fronts amid high temperatures and dry thunderstorms.
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Portugal
Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa
Lisbon
National Judicial Police
Antonio Costa
Mother recalls son’s brave effort after USS Fitzgerald collision
Mia Sykes of Raleigh says her 19-year-old son Brayden Harden tried to rescue shipmates after the USS Fitzgerald struck a Philippine-flagged container ship off Japan. The destroyer, with about 300 sailors aboard, sank more slowly as water flooded berths and more crewmembers perished. The Navy identified seven dead and divers recovered bodies after the ship returned to Yokosuka for aid from tugboats.
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Japan
Mia Sykes
Raleigh
North Carolina
Associated Press
Brayden Harden
Fitzgerald
Navy
Sykes
Herrin
Illinois
Joseph Aucoin
7Th Fleet
Aucoin
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