Sex assault reports in the US military fell last year, fueled by a big drop in the Army, AP learns
WASHINGTON -- The number of sexual assaults reported across the U.S. military dipped by nearly 4% last year, fueled by ...
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A year later, UCLA students arrested in demonstrations get phones back
For nearly a year, the UCLA Police Department has kept the cellphones of 40 UCLA students they arrested during last ...
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Nature decline and climate change add over £200 a year to household bills – Inside track
During the 2024 election campaign, Labour pledged that people would feel better off under their government. But, the cost of ...
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California is set to deliver more water via the State Water Project
Southern California cities can expect to receive 50% of their full water allotments this year from the aqueducts of the ...
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Where Will Occidental Petroleum Stock Be in 1 Year? todayheadline
The upstream energy giant faces some unpredictable challenges. Occidental Petroleum (OXY -0.47%), commonly known as Oxy, gets a lot of ...
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L.A. County approves largest sex abuse settlement in U.S. history
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved the largest sex abuse settlement in U.S. history on Tuesday, agreeing ...
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Fox Sports fires Charlie Dixon after sexual battery lawsuits, his lawyer says
FS1 executive producer of content Charlie Dixon, who has been accused of sexual battery in two lawsuits by former employees ...
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Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. In an industry built on big moments, Sebastien Centner bets on the ...
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L.A. County inmate death marks 13th suspected homicide in prisons this year
A convicted Los Angeles County rapist was allegedly killed by a fellow inmate over the weekend amid a surge of ...
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Thousands of L.A. County workers poised to strike, disrupting services
About 55,000 L.A. County workers are poised to walk off their jobs Monday night, disrupting public services from healthcare and ...
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