Four dead in custody dispute shooting in Queens
A New York City man, James Shields, fatally shot his 6 year old son Giacomo, his ex wife Linda Olthof, his current wife, and then killed himself in a Queens apartment amid a custody dispute. Police confirmed the killings occurred during a late summer visitation.
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New York City
James Shields
Queens
Giacomo James
Linda Olthof
Giacomo
Netherlands
Shields Sr
Jimmy
Shields
Manafort Trial Opens in Alexandria With Tax and Bank Fraud Charges
In Alexandria, Paul Manafort faces 18 counts of financial fraud accusing him of evading taxes on income from Ukraine work and lying to banks to obtain loans as his fortunes unraveled. Prosecutors say he created money by deception after Yanukovych era funding dried up.
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Alexandria
Donald Trump
Paul Manafort
Robert Mueller
Ments
Manafort
Mueller
U.S
Uzo Asonye
Ukraine
Special Counsel
Washington, D.C
Viktor Yanukovych
Kremlin
Asanye
Yanukovych
Russia
DMP
Asonye
U.S. District Court
T.S. Ellis
Government officials warn of harm from family separations
A Department of Health and Human Services official testified that the agency warned the Trump administration separating families would harm children. He described concerns for children’s best interests and potential trauma, while immigration officials defended family detention as a safe facility model during a Senate Judiciary hearing.
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Department of Health and Human Services
Trump Administration
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Trump
Health and Human Services
Jonathan D. White
U.S
Public Health Service Commissioned Corps
HHS
White
Richard Blumenthal
D-Conn
Judiciary Committee
White House
Donald Trump
Customs and Border Protection
U.S. Border Patrol
Carla Provost
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Matthew Albence
Jonathan White
Capitol Hill
U S and North Korea exchange 55 bone boxes amid forensics
U S officials say 55 boxes of remains handed over by North Korea lack identifying information beyond a single dog tag. Analysts expect months or years of forensic work, possibly including mitochondrial DNA, to determine if remains are American servicemen. Some boxes may hold non American war dead from other UN nations.
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North Korea
U.S
United Nations
South Korea
Australia
Belgium
France
Philippines
Wonsan
Vatican official denies knowledge of McCarrick abuse
Cardinal Kevin Farrell, the top American at the Vatican, says he never heard rumors or suspected Theodore McCarrick abused boys and seminarians. He recalls receiving more than 70 abuse reports after 2002 while focusing on running the Washington archdiocese. McCarrick, 88, was removed in June after an accusation involving a teenage altar server was deemed credible, with additional alleged abuse over decades under review.
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Judiciary Committee
Chuck Grassley
Iowa
Dianne Feinstein
D-Calif
Matthew Albence
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
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Vatican
Theodore McCarrick
Associated Press
Kevin Farrell
McCarrick
Pope Francis
First Things
Farrell
Archdiocese of Washington
Catholic University
Washington
Dupont Circle
Archdiocese
Cardinal McCarrick
Archdiocese of
United States
New York
James
New Jersey
Newark
Metuchen
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