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‘Activist court’ frees illegal migrant MS-13 gangster after prostitution bust and deportation order

An MS-13 member with a prostitution arrest was released from ICE detention after a federal court granted habeas corpus, despite an immigration judge’s deportation order. Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin criticized the 'activist court' and framed the release as endangering Americans, while the article cites similar cases of gang-affiliated Salvadorans freed by judges.

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'Sleep deprived' new mother who killed black cab driver in head-on crash avoids prison

A sleep-deprived new mother, Erica Buenor, admitted causing death by careless driving after her van drifted into a black cab driven by Arthur Pountney, who died two days later. She avoided prison after the court accepted a momentary lapse in concentration. The article details the victim's family's devastation alongside the defendant's background and apology.

Right 2.3

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Musician who identified as non-binary 'raped his date as they celebrated New Year's Eve after meeting on Bumble', court hears

A court has heard that Sab Cox, a biological male musician who identifies as non-binary, allegedly raped a date met on Bumble during New Year's Eve celebrations in 2022. Cox denies rape and says the sex was consensual, while prosecutors say he became aggressive and asserted he was the 'guy' in the relationship. The trial continues.

Right 3.5

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AI companies will have to register in NYS as Hochul won’t rule out a ‘kill switch’

New York will require large AI developers with over $500 million in revenue to register with a state portal starting in November and report critical safety incidents within 72 hours, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced. Hochul and Attorney General Tish James touted the RAISE Act rollout and said kill switches could be explored, while President Trump defended AI growth and dismissed safety fears as a hoax.

Right 1.4

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Lindsay Clancy's lawyer asks judge to probe phone data of holdout juror who refused to acquit killer mother of murdering her three children

Lindsay Clancy's defense attorney has asked a judge to examine the phone metadata and jury-selection statements of the lone holdout juror who refused to acquit her by reason of insanity in the killings of her three children. The case ended in a mistrial after 11 jurors favored acquittal, and other jurors criticized the holdout's refusal to engage with their arguments.

Right 3.2

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Police make 17 arrests after raids across Middlesbrough in clampdown on organised crime groups following A66 crash

Police in Middlesbrough arrested 17 people during raids targeting organized crime and antisocial behavior after two officers died in an A66 crash. About 130 officers took part in Operation Artemis, seizing drugs, cash, weapons, and vehicles. Officials said the operation aimed to take action against criminals in hotspot areas.

Right 2.3

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Paramount to settle antitrust lawsuits over Warner Bros. merger: Report

Paramount is reportedly settling two antitrust lawsuits over its Warner Bros. Discovery merger, filed by 12 states and the Writers Guild of America. The settlement includes concessions such as a $1.5 billion California production investment, a $30 million penalty tied to theatrical release commitments, and independent editorial boards for CNN and CBS News. Democratic lawmakers and left-wing activists criticized the deal, with the article noting that California Attorney General Rob Bonta has 'caved.'

Right 1.9

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GOP warns ‘aggressive’ ActBlue illegal foreign donation investigation is ‘far from over’

House Republicans are warning that their investigation into ActBlue over alleged illegal foreign donations and misleading Congress is far from over, citing committee findings and promising more documents and depositions. The article reports that ActBlue denies wrongdoing and that several employees and board members invoked the Fifth Amendment, but it foregrounds GOP accusations that Democrats are the party of fraud.

Right 5.5

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Suspects in Haitian president's assassination transferred to Miami, accused of funding plot with COVID fraud

Eighteen suspects in the 2021 assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse have been transferred from Haiti to Miami to face federal charges, including conspiracy to kill or kidnap abroad and wire fraud. Prosecutors allege that Florida business owners used fraudulent COVID-PPP loan funds to buy weapons, tactical gear, and hire Colombian mercenaries for the plot.

Right 2.6