Robert Trump remembered as quiet nice brother
Robert Trump 71, younger brother of President Donald Trump, died after hospitalization in New York. He steered real estate assets in the Trump Organization and filed a 2020 lawsuit against a tell‑all book by Mary Trump. Presidents timeline and family notes accompany his low‑profile life and mutual loyalty.
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Cincinnati reels as shootings kill four and injure many
Police say at least 18 were shot in Cincinnati in a series of incidents overnight. Victims include 21-year-old Antonio Blair who died at University Hospital, 34-year-old Robert Rogers and 30-year-old Jaquiez Grant who died after being shot in Over-the-Rhine, and a fourth fatality in the West End. Officials called the violence unacceptable and pledged increased patrols and federal help to pursue repeat shooters.
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Former Illinois Gov Thompson remembered as a fighter
Former Illinois Governor James R. Thompson known as Big Jim died at 84 in Chicago after several weeks of heart problems. A prosecutor who tackled Chicago political corruption, he served four terms from 1976 to 1991, oversaw highway and bridge projects, McCormick Place expansion, and the United Center while guiding state government toward professionalism. His death drew praise from Gov. J B Pritzker and others who recalled his willingness to cross party lines.
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Mercedes Barcha widow of Gabriel Garcia Marquez dies
Mercedes Barcha widow of Nobel laureate Gabriel Garcia Marquez has died in Mexico City at 87. She supported his career since their 1958 marriage and managed finances during hard times as he wrote One Hundred Years of Solitude.
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