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Grand jury proceedings are typically kept secret, but a court ruled that they should be made public after the jury's decision last week angered many in Louisville and around the country and set off renewed protests.

They did so even after a Democratic colleague was targeted with death threats by the conspiracy’s followers a few days earlier.

The phrases spray painted on the walls of Mac Queen hamburger restaurant on Manin St. of the 19th district of Paris included “Hitler was right,” “Jewish homos,” “Jews get out” and “Free Palestine.”

Trump had already been exposed, sources said, but guests said he looked fine.

Arsene Wenger and Sir Alex Ferguson enjoyed many heated clashes on the touchline when in charge at Arsenal and Manchester United, but it appears the pair have become friends in their retirement

The new Pixel 5 packs lots of features and at a lower price, but there is an argument that Pixel 4 is the more compelling smartphone overall.

Manchester United, who face Tottenham on Sunday, are once again in the throes of a transfer scramble at the end of a window with just three days to go until Monday's deadline.

The lawsuit alleges that Tim Smith verbally and physically harassed a woman

Thomas Almeida needs a new opponent for his long-awaited return to the octagon at UFC on ESPN+ 37.

Birdie putts on the back nine helped carry Bradley to the top of the leaderboard in Jackson, Mississippi, on Friday

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Barcelona have been keen to sign Eric Garcia all summer, but the cash-strapped club may have to wait until January. Transfer Talk has the latest.

Season 3 of Netflix's "Karate Kid" television series will premiere in January 2021.

1. Grand jury recordings capture dispute over Breonna Taylor’s final moments, but not prosecutors’ recommendations  The Washington Post
2. Officer testified that police knocked 'six or seven' times before Breonna Taylor was fatally shot  CNN
3. Breonna Taylor grand jury audio: Officers testified they knocked before entering  Fox News
4. Daniel Cameron wrongly targeted in tragic Breonna Taylor case that leaves us feeling empty  Courier Journal
5. OPINION: Why the Breonna Taylor... Читать дальше...

These are unprecedented times where govts, communities and activists are all raising concerns over unregulated foreign interference. NGOs have no option but to offer the transparency they demand

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Three months ago, Jalea Pippens — a phlebotomist at St. John Hospital in Detroit — had her hours cut.

In the midst of the pandemic, the 23-year-old found herself in dire need of a second income stream. One night, while scrolling through search results for “ways to make extra money,” she came across vending machines.

The daily minutiae of owning a vending machine seemed a bit dull: buying bulk candy at Sam’s Club, stocking machines, collecting weathered bills and buckets of coins. Читать дальше...

The city's transport network needs a massive bailout to avoid bankruptcy amid a sustained slump in usage by wary commuters.

Reports suggest that President Trump is "having some trouble breathing" after being admitted to hospital hours after testing positive for coronavirus

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden boarded a plane and flew to Michigan on Friday to speak with supporters, but only after two COVID-19 tests came back negative. Ed O'Keefe reports.

With just a little over a month until Election Day, the news of President Trump testing positive for the coronavirus comes at a critical time. 60 Minutes correspondent and CBS News senior political analyst John Dickerson has more.

The president’s positive coronavirus test has prompted a wave of worry on Capitol Hill and led at least 15 lawmakers to get tested themselves. Nancy Cordes has details.

President Trump went to Walter Reed Medical Center as a precaution Friday evening after being diagnosed with COVID-19. The White House said he received a dose of Regeneron's polyclonal antibody cocktail, an experimental drug that's shown promise against the virus. Dr. Bob Lahita, professor of medicine at New York Medical College and chairman of medicine at St. Joseph University Hospital, joined CBSN's Lana Zak to discuss the treatment the president is receiving.

In an unusual move Friday, a court in Kentucky released audio recordings from the controversial grand jury sessions in the Breonna Taylor case. Adriana Diaz reports.

Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the president’s positive coronavirus test could change the dynamic and produce an agreement on additional pandemic relief, but a compromise remained elusive.