Weinstein sets judicial precedent in landmark NY rape case
Prosecutors hail Harvey Weinstein conviction as a pivotal moment that could reshape rape prosecutions amid limited physical evidence and witnesses who remained in contact with him. Jury finds him guilty of raping in 2013 and sexually assaulting in 2006. up to 29 years possible.
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Carrie Goldberg
Lucia Evans
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End of Carnival Shadows Lee in New Orleans Parade
New Orleans marks Carnival close amid grief after two paradegoers died from floats earlier in the season. Zulu parade kicks off amid purple, green and gold as residents fear safety near tandem floats. city bans such floats for the remainder of Fat Tuesday week while officials review safety measures with parade groups.
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Generational split among black voters in South Carolina
In Columbia Benedict College forum 80-year-old activist James Felder backs Biden while students lean toward Sanders, with others preferring Warren and mixed views across generations. The focus shifts to turnout as Sanders rides younger support and Biden seeks a decisive SC win.
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