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Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ faces federal charges in New York, his lawyer says

Sean “Diddy” Combs faces federal charges in New York. That’s according to his lawyer Marc Agnifilo, who said Monday that the prosecution is unfair.
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@nytimes: Who’s the man arrested after apparently plotting to assassinate Donald Trump on Sunday? Here’s what we know, based on a review of public records and his writings, as well as interviews with people who knew him. nyti.ms/3zpSFVd

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@thehill: iOS 18: What iPhone models can’t get the newest update? https://t.co/px5vTNk0OU

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@guardian: Ex-NatWest CEO who left after Nigel Farage row to advise law firm theguardian.com/business/2024/…

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Trump says crypto is ‘fledging’ yet ‘massive business’ in project launch

Former President Trump and his sons unveiled new details about their new cryptocurrency platform World Liberty Financial on Monday night, marking the former president’s latest embrace of digital cu…
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@nytimes: Sean Combs, the music mogul who’s been under mounting scrutiny since a 2023 lawsuit by his former girlfriend, Cassie, accused him of sex trafficking and abuse, is said to have been arrested in Manhattan after a grand jury indictment. Here’s what we know: nyti.ms/4ei1LlW

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In interview on X, Trump addresses apparent assassination attempt for the first time

Former President Donald Trump spoke for the first time about the apparent assassination attempt on him Sunday at his golf course and talking to President Biden on Monday.
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@MailOnline: Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs arrested in Manhattan following indictment amid sex trafficking probe

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@thehill: Trump recounts being on golf course during apparent assassination attempt

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@nytimes: The mother of Daunte Wright, a Black man fatally shot by a white former Minneapolis-area police officer, said she felt like she’d been “punched in the stomach” when she heard Washington State officials invited the officer to talk about the use of force.