Missouri murder conviction reversed after 43 years in prison
An appellate court ordered the release of Sandra Hemme, who was imprisoned 43 years for murder in Missouri. The judge said she is innocent, but the attorney general seeks review and delay. Key evidence included misused psychiatric treatment, missing exculpatory FBI results, and a discredited officer's involvement. Hemme, now 64, could be freed within 30 days unless retried.
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Parliament Returns After Dramatic UK Election
London reports hundreds of newly elected lawmakers sworn in as Labour forms the government. The 650 member House of Commons welcomed 335 first timers, with record female and minority representation. Speaker Lindsay Hoyle reelected unopposed as Starmer and Sunak addressed new MPs.
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Poll shows growing U S support for abortion access nationwide
The AP NORC survey finds a solid majority oppose federal abortion bans while rising numbers favor access for any reason. About six in ten Americans support legal abortion generally, up from 2021, with many favoring state or nationwide protections even as bans expand in GOP states.
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