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Authorities announced twelve new criminal charges against New Jersey Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez Tuesday, unsealing a superseding indictment that directly alleges bribery, extortion and obstruction of justice. Menendez is accused of improperly using his political influence and acting as an agent of the Egyptian government.Menendez is now charged with 16 counts in total.Menendez and his wife Nadine werefirst indictedin the case in October of 2023, when they were both charged with conspiracy to commit bribery, conspiracy to commit extortion and conspiracy to commit fraud.In 2022 authorities reviewed Menendez s email accounts and searched his home, where they found hundreds of thousands of dollars in
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cash and gold bars.They also obtained a warrant for related cellphones in 2023.SEE MORE: Sen. Menendez charged with acting as a foreign agent for EgyptThree New Jersey b
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usinessmen who were named in the initial indictment are also newly charged in the superseding indictment: Wael Hana, Jose Uribe and Fred Daibes.
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Uribe pleaded guilty onMarch 1to attempting to bribe Menendez. He has agreed to testify in the case against the senator.Menendez pleaded not guilty to the initial charges and has Yqxf Vandalism of Black Lives Matter posters at DC-area churches exposes divisions over faith, politics
Across the country this summer, countless kids are crowding into summer camps. Most are learning to swim or participating in arts and crafts. But here in Durham, North Carolina, kids this summer are attending camp in hopes of combating racism.Dr. Ronda Taylor Bullock is the founder of weare, a Raleigh-Durham-based nonprofit. They are also the only group i
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to teach kids about racism. The idea is to educate children to be anti-racist during their formative years. The curiosity, the empathy is different with young children. The want to be a good person is different with younger children, and I think that during the foundational years, if we can be more intentional, we can make a difference, Dr. Bullock said.This is not your ordinary summer camp. Kids from 1st to 5th grade are often asked to open up about their own experiences with racism. You want them to have fun, but youre wrestling with a very serious topic. And were very clear with parents upfront that your kids might come to this space and cry,
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Dr. Bullock explained about the camp.One of those campers is 11-year-old Tatiana Shields, whos been coming to the program for the
