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Lindsay Clancy trial ends in hung jury and deadlock

26 verified facts from 5 sources.

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Lindsay Clancy killed her three children on 24 January 2023.

Clancy faces life in prison without parole if convicted of first-degree murder.

Defense attorney Kevin Reddington argued that Clancy was suffering from postpartum psychosis and could not distinguish right from wrong.

Lindsay Clancy was paralyzed from the waist down after jumping from a second-floor window following the killings.

The jury consisted of nine women and three men.

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“Let’s see what Mr. Cruz wants to do, and then we’ll talk about our options,”
Kevin Reddington Said SEP 03 Reported SEP 04 verbatim · 2 sources

Reddington deferred to Plymouth County District Attorney Timothy Cruz when questioned about the possibility of a plea agreement.

2 facts single-source — treat as provisional.

Judge declares mistrial in Lindsay Clancy case

31 verified facts from 2 sources.

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The jury consisted of nine women and three men.

Clancy's former husband Patrick Clancy testified that she was a devoted mother but had been struggling with her mental health for months after the birth of their third child.

Prosecutors argued Clancy planned the killings because she wanted to end her life.

3 facts single-source — treat as provisional.

Pete Hegseth's Pentagon tenure marked by list of controversies

32 verified facts from 1 source.

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Linda Fagan and Lisa Franchetti were the first women to serve in their respective roles.

The death toll from the boat-strike campaign has reached 227.

Hegseth has removed as many as 80 names from promotion lists for top military offices.

3 facts single-source — treat as provisional.

IG report alleges misconduct by former Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer

25 verified facts from 3 sources.

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The IG report did not find sufficient evidence to conclude that the relationship between Chavez-DeRemer and the security agent was sexual.

The IG report found no record that the required advance written authorization for alcohol on federal property had been obtained.

Since resigning, Chavez-DeRemer has taken a senior adviser position at Think Big, a public affairs firm.

3 facts single-source — treat as provisional.

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US added 162,000 jobs in August, unemployment rate holds steady

18 verified facts from 5 sources.

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Economists polled by Dow Jones forecast 53,000 jobs added in August.

The 2-year Treasury note yield rose to its highest level since January 2025.

Women accounted for 158,000 of the 162,000 jobs added in August.

3 facts single-source — treat as provisional.

Workers rescued from Nepal hydro tunnel after flooding

17 verified facts from 5 sources.

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Nepal's Army confirmed the rescue and posted videos and images from the scene on Facebook.

China has reported 21 people killed and 541 missing on the Tibet side of the border.

The flash flood is believed to have been triggered by the partial collapse of a glacier.

3 facts single-source — treat as provisional.

Lindsay Clancy judge declares mistrial after state court denies defense appeal

25 verified facts from 2 sources.

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The jury deliberated for seven days before reporting it was unable to reach a verdict.

Plymouth County District Attorney Timothy Cruz will decide whether to retry Clancy.

Clancy's defense attorney Dana Goldblatt asked a state Supreme Judicial Court judge on a Zoom call to remove a holdout juror from the panel.

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“A trial like this is so hard, so difficult, and so I just kind of wanted to to thank the three of you for your efforts in regards to this.”
William Sullivan Said SEP 04 Reported SEP 04 verbatim · 1 source

Sullivan thanked the three attorneys for their efforts in the contentious case.

3 facts single-source — treat as provisional.

Apple September 9 event preview: iPhone Ultra and iPhone 18 Pro expected

26 verified facts from 1 source.

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The iPhone Ultra will have a 2nm A20 Pro chip.

The iPhone Ultra will cost at least $2,000 according to rumors.

John Ternus is Apple's new CEO.

3 facts single-source — treat as provisional.

Stocks fall after strong jobs report raises interest rate hike prospects

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Expectations for a rate hike in September increased to 60.4% on Friday, up from 49.4% Thursday, according to CME FedWatch.

U.S. stock markets will be closed Monday for the Labor Day holiday.

The Dow dropped 271.86 points to 53,414.25 on Friday.

3 facts single-source — treat as provisional.

Bond markets sound alarm on inflation resurgence

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Fed Chair Kevin Warsh was hand-picked by President Donald Trump and succeeded Jerome Powell in May.

El-Erian said he does not see any appetite in the U.S. for immediate fiscal consolidation.

El-Erian identified the U.K., Japan, and France as three G7 countries particularly vulnerable to sovereign debt problems.

3 facts single-source — treat as provisional.

Europe sabotage campaign suspected to be orchestrated by Russia

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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk called the WB Group attack a continuation of Russia's escalatory activities.

A masked man was caught on CCTV throwing incendiary devices at drone producer WB Group in Poland.

The IISS tracked a previous surge in sabotage cases in 2024 when Ukraine's allies began allowing it to use Western-supplied weapons deeper inside Russia.

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“We've basically seen Ukraine take the war to Russia and strike deep inside Russian territory…They [Moscow] are under pressure, they have to do something.”
Daniela Richterova Said DATE NOT STATED Reported SEP 04 verbatim · 1 source

Richterova linked the spike in sabotage to Ukraine striking deep inside Russian territory and Moscow feeling pressured to respond.

3 facts single-source — treat as provisional.

Military families reflect on service members killed and injured in Iran war

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The Navy called off the search for Gabriel Edwards after four days, covering 14,000 square miles, and he is presumed to be dead.

18 U.S. service members have been killed during the Iran war, for a total of 808 casualties.

Cmdr. Gabriel Edwards, 42, went missing on July 1 after his helicopter went down in the Arabian Sea.

3 facts single-source — treat as provisional.

Quote of the day
“Instead of focusing on genuine problems of international peace, prosperity, or good relations, this body is debating map projects from the 16th Century, and their role in promoting reparations and 'cognitive justice',”
Yaryna Ferencevych Said SEP 04 Reported SEP 04 verbatim · 2 sources

US representative Yaryna Ferencevych criticized the resolution as mocking the UN General Assembly's purpose.

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