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The Sun reports that Brooklyn Beckham has been offered millions for a tell-all book. Publishers are allegedly "clamoring" to get their hands on the book. "The ball is completely in his and Nicola’s ...

Idaho senator proposes a law to divert criminal proceeds to victims. The bill modernizes Idaho’s “Son of Sam” statute, and targets profits but protects speech. A senate committee advanced the bill ...

BOISE, Idaho — Bryan Kohberger or Lori Vallow Daybell might one day get a book deal, but they’ll never receive the proceeds if an Idaho lawmaker’s proposal becomes law. Over the past several years, ...

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A man has been charged with three murders across Florida and Georgia after confessing to the killings. The suspect, Flay Rollins Jr., was out on bond for a separate attempted murder case at the time ...

President Donald Trump took the stage at the World Economic Forum in Davos on Wednesday to tell European leaders the U.S. won World War II “big,” and “Without us right now, you would all be speaking ...

Justice Department lawyers said they would ask an appellate court to review an injunction that imposes limits on the tactics used by immigration agents. By Mitch Smith Lawyers for the Trump ...

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A Suffolk prosecutor told a jury at the start of an East End homicide trial Wednesday that surveillance footage showing the alleged victim's final hours played live on monitors in the home of his ...

ST. LOUIS, Missouri — The police say they cleared 84 percent of St. Louis murders last year, which sounds like the kind of number you’d want stitched onto a banner and hung from City Hall. Eighty four ...