March 2025

Prosecutors demand Luis Rubiales World Cup kiss retrial

Prosecutors demand Luis Rubiales World Cup kiss retrial

Guy Hedgecoe, in Madrid, and Alex BoydBBC News Reuters Prosecutors have previously called for Rubiales to be jailed over the incident Spanish prosecutors have demanded a retrial in the case of former football federation president Luis Rubiales, who was found guilty of sexual assault for kissing player Jenni Hermoso without her consent. In February, Rubiales […]

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Washington state prevails over church in abortion coverage appeal

Washington state prevails over church in abortion coverage appeal

* Washington state prevails over church in abortion coverage appeal US appeals court says church lacked standing to sue * Seattle-area church says religious rights were violated * Lawyer representing church calls decision ‘shocking’ By Jonathan Stempel March 6 – A divided U.S. appeals court on Thursday rejected a suburban Seattle church’s bid to void

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Hunter Biden says he can’t afford to continue laptop-related lawsuit

Hunter Biden says he can’t afford to continue laptop-related lawsuit

Hunter Biden has told a federal judge he is facing severe financial difficulties and cannot afford to move forward on his lawsuit against a former aide to President Donald Trump. Mr Biden sued Garrett Ziegler in 2023, accusing him and his company Marco Polo of violating state and federal laws by publishing an online database

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Pope Francis thanks people ‘from the bottom of my heart’ in new audio message

Pope Francis thanks people ‘from the bottom of my heart’ in new audio message

A weak and breathless Pope Francis thanked people for their prayers for his recovery in a remarkable audio message broadcast Thursday, the first public sign of life from the 88-year-old pope since he was hospitalized three weeks ago with double pneumonia. Pope Francis gestures as he arrives for a weekly general audience at Paul-VI hall

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Pope Francis is heard speaking for the first time in out-of-breath audio message from hospital as he continues to be treated for pneumonia

Pope Francis is heard speaking for the first time in out-of-breath audio message from hospital as he continues to be treated for pneumonia

Pope Francis has been heard speaking for the first time since being hospitalised for double pneumonia nearly three weeks ago. In a brief two-line audio message he expressed thanks ‘from the bottom of my heart’ to well-wishers around the world who have offered their support. The message recorded at Rome’s Gemelli hospital earlier today was played

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