A woman who has accused Epstein of sexual assault has asked Prince Andrew to come forward
A woman who has chosen to identify herself as Jane Doe 15, along with a dozen other women suing Jeffry Epstein's estate for alleged sexual abuses. During a press conference, she asked Prince Andrew to come forward with any information regarding Epstein and the abuses. The royal family has claimed to have severed ties with Epstein in 2010.
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Trump says dealing with China is a very ‘expensive” thing to do
Donald Trump tweeted about China and its role in coronavirus pandemic. “As I have said for a long time, dealing with China is a very expensive thing to do,” Trump said, “We just made a great Trade Deal, the ink was barely dry, and the World was hit by the Plague from China. 100 Trade Deals wouldn’t make up the difference - and all those innocent lives lost” he added
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Harvey Weinstein tests positive for coronavirus despite being in prison
Convicted rapist and ex-Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein is one of two prisoners who has tested positive for the coronavirus in New York's correctional facility. Officials claim Weinstein was probably carrying the virus when he was transferred there from Rikers. He is currently in isolation in a maximum-security prison in New York.
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Weinstein sentenced to 23 years in prison for rape conviction
It now seems very likely that ex-Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein will spend the rest of his life in prison due to his rape conviction. He is currently 67 and has been sentenced to 23 years in prison despite his lawyer's best efforts. The enter trial is a milestone for the #metoo movement.
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US and Taliban sign peace deal ending the 18-year war
In a summit held in Doha, Qatar, attended by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and several Taliban leaders, the US has reached a deal with the Taliban that may spell the end to an 18-year war, with the US agreeing to withdraw its forces within 14 months if the Taliban hold up their end of the deal, which involved restricting al-Qaeda's operations in areas under Taliban control.
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