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#war
The Telegraph: London party boat sinks in Thames after heavy rainfall from Storm Henk
London party boat sinks in River Thames due to heavy rainfall. No injuries reported.
#health
Fox News: Kentucky governor backs longer list of conditions eligible for treatment under medical marijuana law
Access to medical marijuana in Kentucky is set to expand, making more people eligible for treatment. Governor Andy Beshear wants to include more severe health conditions like ALS and Parkinson's disease. The expansion would make an estimated 437,000 more Kentuckians eligible. The proposal may face resistance in the legislature, with some lawmakers advising caution in adjusting the list of eligible conditions. Regulations have been filed to ensure the program's safety, accessibility, and security. The program is expected to be launched in 2025.
#crime
Fox News: Proud Boy who fled prosecution, faked drug overdose after J6 riot gets 10 years
Christopher Worrell, a member of the Proud Boys extremist group, has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for his role in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. Worrell disappeared before his original sentencing, faking a drug overdose when caught. He claimed mental anguish and fear, but prosecutors argued for a longer sentence due to his escape and fake overdose's cost.
Fox News: Judge denies venue change for rape trial of Eliza Fletcher murder suspect
Accused rapist Cleotha Abston's fate will be decided by a Memphis-area jury, as a judge denied a change of venue motion. Abston was charged with kidnapping and killing schoolteacher Eliza Fletcher. He will face a trial in the sexual assault case first, followed by the murder trial.
Fox News: NJ Gov. Murphy says reported shootings hit record low in 2023
New Jersey's record-low number of shootings in 2023 hailed as a victory for public safety. Shootings down 13% from the previous year, with fewer than 1,000 incidents for the first time. The decline attributed to concerted efforts by law enforcement, data utilization, and technology.