Author charged in death of husband in Utah
Kouri Richins, who wrote a children’s book on grief after her husband’s 2022 death, was arrested in Utah and faces murder charges for allegedly poisoning her husband with fentanyl at their Kamas home. She also faces possession charges for GHB.
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Senate Democrats press Crow on Thomas gifts ethics concerns
Senate Democrats sent four letters to billionaire GOP donor Harlan Crow requesting a detailed accounting by May 22 of gifts to Justice Clarence Thomas including undisclosed luxury vacations, a real estate deal, and tuition for a relative. The information aims to flesh out ethics guidance and current law cited in a new Supreme Court ethics statement.
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Officer who shot killer hailed as hero in Allen attack
Allen Texas authorities say the officer who killed Mauricio Garcia within four minutes acted heroically and saved countless lives. Garcia, armed with eight legally owned guns, appeared to target the Allen Premium Outlets in a random spree killing eight people. The officer’s name remains unreleased as the investigation continues.
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Putin Says West Waging Real War On Russia At Small Victory Day
President Vladimir Putin framed the Ukraine conflict as a Western attack during scaled down Victory Day events. Moscow fired cruise missiles at Ukraine as air defenses claimed 23 of 25 missiles shot down. Military display in Red Square featured few modern weapons and a much smaller parade than past years.
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Israeli strikes kill Islamic Jihad leaders in Gaza
Israeli air strikes in Gaza City and Rafah kill three Islamic Jihad commanders and at least ten civilians, including bystanders and family members. Palestinian health officials report 20 wounded as raids target training sites and a launcher convoy near Khan Younis. Prime Minister Netanyahu warns of escalation while residents seek shelter nearby.
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Start mammograms at 40, not 50, health panel says
A draft recommendation from the US Preventive Services Task Force suggests women begin biennial mammograms at age 40 rather than 50. It notes Black women face higher mortality, calls for research on dense breasts, and opens public comment through June 5 before finalizing guidance.
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