Harvey Weinstein’s New York conviction was overturned, forcing survivors to relive abuse—again
Harvey Weinstein's conviction in 2020 of first-degree criminal sexual act and third-degree rape in New York was a critical victory for #MeToo. The man whose decades of serial abuse led to a long-overdue movement was sentenced to 23 years behind bars—likely the rest of the now-72-year-old's life.
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The former 'Jon and Kate Plus 8' star opens up to E! News at the grand opening of the Beverly Hills Rejuvenation Center's new ...
Six months from now, voters will decide one of the most closely watched elections in modern history, one that might be ...
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The conviction and sentence for a Lake Charles man who killed his wife because he thought she had cheated on him and then ...
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Rachel Maddow recaps the day's arguments before the Supreme Court on "presidential immunity" and the lengths to which ...
Satechi today announced the availability of its two new Qi2 charging stands, the 3-in-1 Foldable Qi2 Wireless Charging Stand ...
Pitt is also the only team with a non-negative differential in the transfer portal, as they added Florida State forward ...
Loser: Big 12. In its final draft with Texas and Oklahoma as members, the Big 12 managed to produce just three Day One picks ...
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