Supreme Court rejects Swan sex abuse appeal
The Supreme Court refused to overturn the Seattle area couple William and Kathleen Swan on hearsay evidence from their 3 year old daughter and a friend. The decision leaves their 1986 statutory rape convictions intact after day care workers reported secondhand statements and no conclusive physical evidence was found. The ruling follows a 1990 precedent allowing convictions without direct confrontation with young accusers.
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Voter Cynicism Deepens Across the Election
A nationwide feel of cynicism shapes this election as Americans voice disillusionment with government. Interviews from Los Angeles to Brooklyn reveal voters blaming Congress, taxes, and political infighting while concerns about agriculture, health care, education, and crime persist amid lingering trust erosion.
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Frederick County crime plan backed by police choice
State's Attorney Scott Rolle proposes a tough approach to rising violent and juvenile crime in Frederick County. Police endorse his plan and urge action, signaling a concerted effort to curb crime and restore safety, urging residents to support the move.
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