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The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 2024

Page

12

Carroll Wins $83.3 Million in Trump Defamation Case

A Manhattan federal jury awarded E. Jean Carroll 83.3 million dollars in punitive and compensatory damages in a defamation and sexual assault case against former President Donald Trump, bringing total verdicts to 88.3 million. Carroll, 80, testified that Trump smeared her as a liar after details of a 1996 Bergdorf Goodman encounter emerged. Trump said he will appeal and left court during read of the verdict.

New York E. Jean Carroll Donald Trump Manhattan Carroll Trump Manhattan Federal Bergdorf Goodman Fifth Avenue America Roberta Kaplan Kaplan Secret Service Alina Habba Habba Joe Biden White House

Houthis Fire Missile at U S Warship in Gulf of Aden

Houthi rebels fired an anti ship missile at the U S destroyer USS Carney in the Gulf of Aden forcing it to shoot down the weapon and hitting a British vessel on Friday. The attack marks the fiercest at sea confrontation with the U S in decades and widens the maritime threat in the Red Sea region.

U.S Jerusalem Yemen Gulf of Aden Carney Middle East United Kingdom Mideast Yahya Saree Marshall Islands Red Sea Central Command Brad Bowman The Foundation For the Defense of Democracies Bowman USS Carney Israel Hamas Gaza Strip Britain Sanaa Gaza Asia Europe U.S. Defense State Departments U.S. Navy Washington Tehran

Stolen Opie painting returned after five decades

An 18th century John Opie work titled The Schoolmistress, stolen in July 1969 in New Jersey with alleged links to former state senator Anthony Imperiale, was recovered and returned to Dr. Earl Wood’s family in Newark. The piece, valued for its history, dates to about 1784 and had passed through mob connections before ending in Utah.

New Jersey FBI Salt Lake City John Opie Tate Britain Art London Utah St. George Florida Joseph Covello Sr Gambino Francis Wood Newark Earl Wood New Haven Connecticut Sotheby’s Christie’s Opie Lax Anthony Imperiale Imperiale Gerald Festa Festa Wood France Gary France

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