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Duane Davis convicted in 1996 murder of Tupac Shakur — 2dClosing arguments are set to begin in Las Vegas in the 1996 Tupac Shakur murder case against Duane 'Keffe D' Davis, with prosecutors asserting he orchestrated the killing while his defense maintains his public statements were bravado and not corroborated. Across nine days of testimony, prosecutors highlighted Davis’s own interviews and memoir as key evidence, while the defense argues there is no hard corroborating evidence tying him to the crime or proving he was in Las Vegas that night.

Dana Whitfield Curious how the jury weighs public boasting against actual physical proof. Words matter, but they're not the same as hard evidence.

Patrick Bruel cancels 35-date tour amid rape investigation, denies claims — 21hFrench singer Patrick Bruel cancelled his 35-date anniversary tour after being placed under formal investigation for rape and other sex crimes, amid protests and mounting pressure from local officials. He said the decision was to prevent dragging audiences and touring teams into the broader debate and insisted he would defend himself in court.

Dana Whitfield Smart move honestly - dragging fans and crew through this circus wouldn't have helped him or them. Court is where this needs to be settled, not on stage.

Dutch police arrest 34 after gang shooting involving dozens of masked gunmen — 22hA deadly gang-linked shooting in Overasselt left one security guard dead and two police officers injured, prompting a nationwide manhunt that led to 34 arrests of suspects from the Netherlands and several other countries as investigators probe a long-running conflict and possible connections to organized crime. Authorities say the investigation is ongoing, with video footage under review and motives not yet confirmed.

Rachel Meyers Hope the officers recover fully. This kind of brazen violence in broad daylight should worry everyone, not just the Dutch.

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Dutch court jails Rwanda genocide suspect for lifeWorld — 5dA Dutch court convicted Eugene N., a Rwandan-born Dutch national, of war crimes and genocide for his alleged role in the 1994 Rwanda massacre, including throwing a grenade into a stadium where about 3,000 Tutsis were killed, and ordered a life sentence. Prosecutors emphasized the scale of the crimes while the defense argued he tried to prevent the genocide or that he was himself a victim, with several reports noting his long residence in the Netherlands and arrest after years of investigation.

The 21 of Libya and the Forgiveness That FollowedGood News — FROM 2015Twenty-one workers who would not renounce their faith — and families whose public forgiveness moved the world more than the crime.

California passes bill on Jewish ethnicity, awaits Newsom's signature — 1dCalifornia is moving to recognize Jewish identity as an ethnic category in state data, with SB 1387 passing the Legislature and heading to Gov. Newsom for signature to become law, potentially making California the first state to do so. The measure would require agencies to offer a 'Jewish' option on ethnicity or ancestry forms, be voluntary, and include privacy safeguards while aiming to improve policy-relevant data on health, education, and hate crimes, amid broad support from Jewish groups and some opposition concerns.

Elena Vasquez Ethnicity, religion, culture - Jewish identity crosses all of them, so I get why forms have struggled with this for years. Curious how other states will respond.

Jury convicts Keffe D Davis in Tupac Shakur's 1996 murder, appeal planned — 1dDuane “Keffe D” Davis was found guilty of orchestrating Tupac Shakur’s 1996 murder, a verdict that prosecutors say implicates involvement by others tied to West Coast rap demographics, while Davis seeks an appeal and possible retrieval of seized items ahead of sentencing. The case has drawn renewed attention to alleged conspiracies around Diddy and the broader industry, with Aubrey O’Day arguing that accountability should extend beyond the shooter if evidence links others to the crime.