U.S. seeks influence with Venezuela's Cabello in covert talks
A senior Trump administration official says the United States secretly engaged with Diosdado Cabello, a top Maduro ally, amid efforts to pressure the regime and potentially enable a transition. Meetings in Caracas aimed to extract guarantees against prosecution for insiders, with a second session planned.
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Bogota
Colombia
U.S
Venezuela
Socialist Party
Nicolas Maduro
Diosdado Cabello
Maduro
Caracas
Trump
Associated Press
Cabello
Constitutional Assembly
Supreme Court
Ariana Cubillos
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NYPD fires officer over 2014 Eric Garner death
The New York City Police Department fired Officer Daniel Pantaleo after a disciplinary judge found he could no longer serve as an officer. The decision ends a long battle sparked by Garner’s chokehold death and the phrase I can’t breathe. Pantaleo disputed the charges, while officials cited the continued danger of his conduct. The case fueled protests and national debate on policing and race.
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New York
New York City
James O’neill
Daniel Pantaleo
Pantaleo
O’neill
Bill de Blasio
O’ Neill
Eric Garner
Patrick Lynch
Lynch
Garner
Black Lives Matter
Ferguson
Missouri
Michael Brown
Brown
de Blasio
Early Epstein accusation spurred from 1997 Santa Monica report
Alicia Arden, an actress model, filed a 1997 sex crime complaint after a Victoria's Secret catalog modeling interview with Jeffrey Epstein. Police questioned Epstein but closed the case noting Arden did not wish to prosecute, a stance she disputes. Arden argues the missed opportunity could have stopped further abuses.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Jeffrey Epstein
California
Alicia Arden
Arden
Epstein
Associated Press
Public Records
Candice Cabarrubias
Cabarrubias
Baywatch
New York
Victoria’s Secret
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Congress
Donald Trump
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Néstor Reverol
Cuba
Hugo Chavez
NYPD
Staten Island
N.Y
Eduardo Munoz Alvarez