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What led to DNA match, arrest of minister two decades after murders of 2 teens
J.B. Beasley and Tracie Hawlett were killed in 1999 while driving home.
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Secretary of State Blinken announced the additional aid in Kyiv on Wednesday.
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Ella Adler, 15, was killed while wakeboarding in the Miami area, FWC said.
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US to send additional $2 billion in Ukraine aid, Secretary of State Blinken says
The foreign military financing will be used not only for purchasing weapons from the U.S., but also by Ukraine as it invests in manufacturing its own machinery and weapons, Antony Blinken said.
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US to send additional $2 billion in Ukraine aid, Blinken says
Secretary of State Blinken announced the additional aid in Kyiv on Wednesday.
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New York eyes ban on legacy college admissions
New York would join at least three other states in ending the practice.
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Hannah Gutierrez appeals manslaughter conviction in 'Rust' shooting
Gutierrez, the armorer on the set of “Rust,”, was sentenced to 18 months in prison, the maximum, in connection with the October 2021 shooting.
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Boeing breached 2021 deferred prosecution agreement: DOJ
Federal prosecutors entered into a Deferred Prosecution Agreement with Boeing, allowing the aircraft manufacturer to avoid criminal prosecution in exchange for following new safety obligations.
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School principal arrested for choking student, whipping him with charging cable: Cops
The principal can be seen on camera using a charging cable to strike the child.
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Air Force pilot dies after aircraft ejection seat goes off while on the ground
A full Air Force Safety Investigation Board is expected to be in place shortly.
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Illinois high school students hire bagpiper to follow principal in senior prank
Students at an Illinois high school played a very loud senior prank on their principal: They hired a bagpiper to follow him around campus for an hour.
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ABC News Live Prime: Tuesday, May 14, 2024
Defense cross-examines Michael Cohen in former President Trump’s criminal trial; NTSB releases preliminary report on Baltimore bridge collapse; professors using AI to grade students.
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ABC News Live Rundown: Tuesday, May 14, 2024
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Stuart Stevens says Speaker Johnson's support is 'the collapse of moral authority'
ABC News' Linsey Davis spoke with Stuart Stevens, a former chief Republican strategist and Lincoln Project adviser, on the ongoing developments in Trump's trial.
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Michael Cohen grilled by Trump’s attorney in day 17 of hush money trial
ABC News’ Linsey Davis spoke with ABC News’ legal contributor Kan Nawaday on whether or not former fixer Michael Cohen’s testimony was enough to convince the jury in Trump’s hush money case.
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8 teens taken to hospital after ingesting marijuana edibles during school field trip
The students were transported to area hospitals in fair condition, LAFD said.
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Michael Cohen testifies about how Trump turned his life 'upside down'
"I violated my moral compass, and I suffered the penalty," Cohen testified.
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Air Force prosecutors ask for new charges for Pentagon leaker Jack Teixeira
Prosecutors have asked for Teixeira to be court-martialed.
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Boeing breached 2021 deferred prosecution agreement: DOJ
Prosecutors have given Boeing until June 13 to respond to their determination.
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Ohio bar bans young adults on weekends
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Trump defense team puts Michael Cohen in hot seat
Several GOP legislators showed up Tuesday to support Donald Trump at his criminal trial in New York, as prosecution witness Michael Cohen faced off with Trump's lawyer.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson makes appearance at Trump’s hush money trial
Donald Trump arrived in court Tuesday with an entourage of Republicans as former fixer-turned-star-witness Michael Cohen took the stand. Later, we spotlight Biden’s economic crackdown on China.
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4 big takeaways from Day 17 of Trump's hush money trial
The defense began its cross-examination of former Trump attorney Michael Cohen.
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Ship that struck Baltimore bridge had blackouts day before crash, NTSB report finds
Two incidents took place while the ship was docked in Baltimore, the NTSB said.
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Pregnant woman, unborn child killed by falling tree during severe weather
Louisiana reported three storm-related fatalities and Mississippi saw one.
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Albuquerque Police Department officially met reform requirement
The department was put on notice nine years ago.
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Tennis icon Stan Smith and director Danny Lee discuss new documentary
"Who is Stan Smith?" tells the story of the man behind the shoe.
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8 killed when bus carrying 53 farmworkers crashes, 'high probability' for more deaths
Thirty-eight people were hurt, including eight in critical condition.
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23-year-old hiker missing after texting friend he reached top of mountain
Lucas Macaj has not been heard from since Sunday.
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Albuquerque Police Department officially meets reform requirement
The department was put on notice nine years ago.
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Why a Texas divorce case could impact IVF care in the state
The state Supreme Court is hearing an ongoing dispute over frozen embryos.
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Boat found in connection with hit-and-run that killed teen girl: Authorities
Ella Adler, 15, was killed while wakeboarding in the Miami area, FWC said.
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8 dead, dozens injured in Florida bus crash carrying farmworkers
About 40 people were hurt, with some in "very serious condition."
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Hannah Gutierrez appeals manslaughter conviction in 'Rust' shooting
The armorer was convicted and sentenced to 18 months in the fatal shooting.
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May 14
New Title IX rules intensify fight over transgender youth restrictions in schools
LGBTQ students and their schools at the center of political debate.
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May 14
8 killed when bus carrying 53 farmworkers crashes, 'high probability' for more deaths
About 40 people were hurt. Some are in "very serious condition."
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May 14
Michael Cohen testifies Trump told him 'don't worry' following 2018 FBI raid
Cohen said Trump's statements at the time "reinforced my loyalty and my intention to stay in the fold." At the time, the Trump Organization was paying his legal fees.
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DEA warns of 'deadliest drug threat the US has ever faced'
Agents said they have seized more than 16 kilograms of Fentanyl powder and 60,000 Fentanyl pills while still working to break up other drug trafficking rings.
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8 killed in Florida bus crash
About 40 people were taken to medical facilities.
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How scientists discovered summer 2023 was the hottest season in 2,000 years on Earth
Scientists looked to tree rings for historical climate data over millennia.
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2023 saw the warmest summer in 2000 years: Climate experts
With high heats, experts are calling for "urgent action to reduce carbon emissions" after a recent study.
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Donald Trump speaks before going into court
Donald Trump spoke to press Tuesday before entering court for a second day of testimony from Michael Cohen.
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House Speaker Mike Johnson in attendance for Trump trial as Cohen takes stand again
Johnson is one of several Donald Trump allies attending the trial Tuesday.
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As Buffalo marks 2 years since a racist massacre, a permanent memorial is unveiled
"Two years ago a shadow fell over our beloved Buffalo,' Gov. Kathy Hochul said.
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Severe weather on the move in the South
ABC News weather correspondent Kenton Gewecke tracks storms traveling through the U.S.
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