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An evidence photo showing a metallic Gucci clasp and some dried blood on a piece of carpet is presented at Brian Walshe's murder trial on December 8.

Judge cites ‘barbaric’ acts in sentencing Brian Walshe to life in prison without parole for wife’s murder

By Lauren del Valle, CNN (CNN) — A judge in Dedham, Massachusetts, called the acts of Brian Walshe “barbaric and incomprehensible” before sentencing him Thursday to life in prison without parole for killing his wife, dismembering her body and discarding her remains in dumpsters. The sentencing comes after a jury on Monday convicted Walshe of

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Pope Leo appoints pro-migrant archbishop of New York, signaling Church’s more robust approach to Trump

By Christopher Lamb, CNN (CNN) — Pope Leo has appointed a new archbishop of New York who has first-hand experience of countries from where millions have emigrated to the United States, signaling the potential for a more outspoken approach from bishops on immigration. The pope has chosen 58-year-old bishop Ronald Hicks to lead the church

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La Quinta high school names gymnasium in honor of former wrestling coach Tom Jenkins

LA QUINTA, Calif. (KESQ) — La Quinta high school held a special ceremony Wednesday night, naming their gymnasium after Tom Jenkins, the longtime wrestling coach who passed away in 2013 due to cancer. Jenkins led the La Quinta wrestling program to 52 straight league wins, eight Desert Valley League titles, and three CIF-SS championships. A coach, teacher and

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Rockets, howitzers and suicide drones: US and Taiwan announce one of their biggest-ever arms deals

By Wayne Chang, Brad Lendon, Jennifer Hansler, CNN Taipei, Taiwan (CNN) — The United States and Taiwan have announced an $11.1 billion arms package that if completed would be one of Washington’s biggest-ever military sales to the island. The deal includes eight separate purchases, which cover HIMARS rockets systems, anti-tank missiles, anti-armor missiles, loitering suicide

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Policía de Indio reforzará patrullaje en la ciudad por incremento de homicidios

INDIO, Calif. (KUNA) – Los recientes homicidios que han ocurrido en la ciudad de Indio sin aparente relación pero situados en la misma zona han sacudido a la comunidad. Pese a que el más reciente presenciado el día de ayer continua bajo investigación, sin haber revelado más datos al respecto, le cuestionamos al sargento Abraham Plata, cuáles serían las acciones a realizar para reforzar la seguridad en la ciudad, a la que nos comentó: “No es algo normal cuando tienes dos incidentes así entre un mes”, expresó Plata. Así mismo, uno de los principales mensajes que el departamento de policía quiere emitir a la comunidad, es eliminar el estigma de relacionar los homicidios y el uso de armas de fuego con la comunidad hispana. “Sabemos que en la ciudad de indio la mayoría de la comunidad son hispanos, pero no es más los hispanos donde han sido homicidios. porque en los primeros meses del año tuvimos un homicidio donde el hijo mató a sus papás y no eran hispanos”, expuso Sargento Abraham Plata. También comentaron su intención de implementar con mayor rigurosidad programas educativos enfocados en las juventudes de

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