Monday's Headlines: Epstein’s death puts spotlight on friend Ghislaine Maxwell
Corrections officers did not check on Epstein for 'several' hours before his death, person familiar with case says; The UAE's ambitions backfire as it finds itself on the front...
Democracy Dies in Darkness
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According to many of the women who have spoken about what the financier allegedly did to them, Maxwell was Jeffrey Epstein's chief co-conspirator. She has not been charged and has denied any wrongdoing. People familiar with the investigation said authorities have had trouble locating her.
Officers' alleged failure to check on Jeffrey Epstein — which would violate protocol — just one in a series of missteps in the hours leading up to his death.
The United Arab Emirates, one of America's staunchest allies in the Middle East, is breaking ranks with Washington, including declining to blame Iran for limpet mine explosions and announcing a drawdown of troops from Yemen.
Biles, the reigning Olympic and world champion, became the first woman to successfully land the skill during her floor exercise as she dominated the field.
Alejandro Giammattei will inherit a nation plagued by political scandal. Guatemala is the leading country of origin of migrants and asylum seekers apprehended at the U.S. southern border.
The most impressive feat of NBC's amateur-competition series has little to do with the performers: It's that 10 million people regularly watch it. In the summer.
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