FBI says 105 teens rescued in three day child sex raids
The FBI announced 105 youths aged 13 to 17 were rescued and 150 alleged pimps arrested across 76 cities in Operation Cross Country. Backpage.com and similar sites were monitored as part of the nationwide effort under Innocence Lost. Since 2003 the campaign saved 2,700 children and led to 1,350 convictions, with assets exceeding 3.1 million dollars seized.
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Egypt crisis deepens amid bloodshed and divided camps
EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton met Egypt's rulers and the Muslim Brotherhood as clashes left at least 80 dead among Islamist supporters. Brotherhood spokesmen vowed to intensify protests while the military supporters urged a halt to armed sit ins, signaling a charged standoff with no clear path to de‑escalation. The White House condemned the violence and urged peaceful protest rights.
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Ohio State professor Gee retires amid pay deal and past corrections
Gee, 69, retired July 1 after a university agreement covering roughly $2 million in annual compensation. The deal pays health insurance moving and storage costs and covers tax preparation and penalties linked to corrections the university made to 2009 through 2011 income reporting. The terms, signed by Gee, were announced without detailed explanations from university officials.
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Ohio State Professor Gee Receives High Compensation Package
Gee, former Ohio State University president, to receive $410 000 annual salary plus $800 000 retirement plan contribution and a $300 000 annual research grant covering travel meals and assistant salaries. Benefits include full health insurance an office a secretary and top parking pass. He must vacate the president’s residence by Sept 30 or earlier and remains tenured as full professor in Moritz College of Law.
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