Jackson Trial Witness Testifies of Molestation in 1990
Santa Maria California witness, son of former housekeeper for Michael Jackson, testified that the pop star molested him during tickling games in 1990. He described multiple incidents at Jackson’s Los Angeles area home and Neverland.
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Oil market unstable as prices spike past $50 a barrel
Analyst says oil markets are unstable after prices briefly rise above $50 as demand worries and possible supply disruptions loom. OPEC weighing a possible production increase while U.S. gasoline prices edge higher and refiners brace for summer demand.
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Pilgrims Pay Final Respect to John Paul II in St Peter’s
Tens of thousands gather at St Peter's Basilica as Pope John Paul II lies in state on a crimson platform. World leaders attend a heavily guarded funeral planning for Friday while onlookers express sadness and reflection amid solemn processions and brief tributes.
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Pope John Paul II In Flight Dinner Conversation
A late 1980s account recalls Pope John Paul II joking about his vestments and dining ritual aboard a plane. Reporters observed his fatigue after a long New Zealand and Australia pilgrimage in 1986, yet he engaged with a reporter and the Austrian ambassador, even arguing over wine choices and lobster salad during an airborne meal.
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Court rules IRAs protected from creditors
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that creditors cannot seize Individual Retirement Accounts. Justice Clarence Thomas wrote that IRAs are benefits tied to age under federal bankruptcy law, shielding retirement savings from creditors and aligning with protections for pensions and Social Security.
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Prisoners clash with guards in south Iraq
In south Iraq detainees at Camp Bucca protested moves to transfer unruly prisoners, throwing rocks and setting tents afire. The disturbance injured four guards and 12 detainees, amid a string of violent incidents over four days including an Abu Ghraib blast and insurgent attacks that wounded dozens of U.S. service members and prisoners.
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