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A civil lawsuit filed against Cristiano Ronaldo claiming the Portuguese soccer star raped a woman in a hotel room in Las Vegas in 2009 has been dismissed by a federal judge in Nevada. 
Mo Donegal beat out favorite We The People and Kentucky Derby winner Rich Strike during the Belmont Stakes on Saturday, the final leg of the Triple Crown. 
Dozens of fraternity brothers have been charged with hazing in warrants for their arrest stemming from an alleged incident at the University of New Hampshire. 
The bodies of seven people who died when a helicopter crashed on Monte Cusna in northern Italy were recovered Saturday, officials said. 
Reviewers with the Food and Drug Administration have said that Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine is safe and effective for young children. 
An employee has been charged with three counts of murder for a shooting at a workplace in Maryland that killed three people. 
The Texas Department of Criminal Justice will resume inmate transportation on Monday following a brief pause after a convicted murderer escaped from a prison bus last month and killed five people. 
Australia's new prime minister announced Saturday that his government has agreed to pay $578 million to settle a submarine dispute with France. 
A New York judge dismissed the National Rifle Association's claim that the state's Attorney General Letitia James' investigation into the gun rights advocacy group was a "witch hunt." 
Tens of thousands rallied in March for Our Lives protests against gun violence in Washington, D.C., and other locations across the country Saturday. 
Britney Spears has confirmed on social media that she married longtime beau, Sam Asghari, this week, sharing video and photos from her happy day. 
HBO has confirmed there will be no Season 3 of "Made For Love" on the cable network. 
Fighting in the Russia-Ukraine war raged on in the streets of the eastern Ukrainian city of Severodonetsk on Saturday as Kyiv pleaded for more weapons from allies. 
Pop music star Harry Styles' "Harry's House" is the No. 1 album in the United States for a second week. 
Heavy rain over the past two days has led to flooding across streets in New Orleans, with more than 5 inches of rain being reported in some areas in just 12 hours. 
Brazilian police said they've found what appears to be human remains in their search for a missing British journalist and Indigenous expert in the Amazon. 
On June 11, 1990, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down an anti-flag-burning law passed by Congress the year before. 
Actor Joshua Jackson turns 44 and actor Hugh Laurie turns 63, among the famous birthdays for June 11. 
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Jan. 6 Committee Appears to Lay Out Road Map for Prosecuting TrumpThe first prime-time hearing into the Jan. 6 attack confronted the fundamental question that has haunted Donald J. Trump since he left office: Should he be prosecuted in a criminal court?     Pence Aide Warned Against Blocking Electoral College Count, Memo ShowsShortly before Jan. 6, Vice President Mike Pence’s chief counsel wrote that holding up the certification of the election results would violate federal law. Biden Races to Expand Coalition Against Russia but Meets ResistanceMany Asian, African and Latin American nations are maintaining ties with Russia as the United States tries to isolate President Vladimir V. Putin and end the war in Ukraine. Should Biden Run in 2024? Democratic Whispers of ‘No’ Start to Rise.In interviews, dozens of frustrated Democratic officials, members of Congress and voters expressed doubts about the president’s ability to rescue his reeling party and take the fight to Republicans. In Uvalde, a Bishop Makes an Impassioned Plea: Tighten Gun LawsIn South Texas, where guns are woven into the culture, Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller is urging his community to reconsider. “We have to!” he says. Protesters Gather Across the U.S. to Speak Out Against Gun ViolenceAs hundreds of demonstrations unfolded around the country on Saturday, supporters of gun control legislation cried out for action. The Dream of the Open Road Collides With the Reality of $5-a-Gallon GasInflation at the diner. Sky-high prices at the pump. The view of the country from a 5,000-mile car journey is clear: It’s expensive out there. Moderna’s Covid Vaccine Is Effective in Children Under 6, F.D.A. SaysOutside experts will meet next week to decide whether to recommend that the agency authorize the vaccine for kids 6 months and older. Donald Trump, American MonsterA man of pure narcissistic psychopathy feels no guilt and has no sense of the damage he does. Why the Memory of Jan. 6 Can’t Prevent a Trump ResurgenceHow an anti-Trump establishment undercuts itself. Where Is Dom Phillips?The disappearance of Dom Phillips and Bruno Pereira signals another tipping point in the Amazon. If You Must Point Fingers on Inflation, Here’s Where to Point ThemThe Fed continues to evade accountability for inflation. Civil Rights Veterans Should Get Veterans Administration BenefitsThose who fought for America’s democracy should be treated as the war heroes they are. Swedengate Shows Sweden Is Not Perfect. No Nation Is.Social media users around the world fixated on the curious Swedish tradition of not automatically offering food to guests. The World’s First Women’s Only Race, 50 Years LaterJulianne Grace “felt like a spectacle” when she lined up for her first New York Mini in 1975. Now she’s joined by her daughter and granddaughters. Rumbling Through Modern Jordan, a Railway From the PastOnce an ambitious project to unite the Middle East, the antique Hejaz Railway is a relic of that bygone dream before wars, borders and more advanced modes of transport rendered its services obsolete. Why Students Are Choosing H.B.C.U.s: ‘4 Years Being Seen as Family’Many in a generation that grew up with a Black president and Black Lives Matter are embracing Black colleges and universities. DNA Can Identify Unknown Soldiers. It Also Reveals Old Mistakes.With modern tools, the U.S. military is learning that some unidentified remains from 20th-century battles are those of service members it thought were found and sent home long ago. ‘A Mass Invasion of Privacy’ but No Penalties for Tim HortonsA scathing report by four privacy commissioners found that the coffee and doughnut chain collected data on customers’ daily lives. More Recent Articles
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