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Grocery bills hurt. This viral Walmart image is not reliable evidence.
A comparison showing six groceries rising from $15.44 to $57.93 has been identified as fabricated. The affordability debate deserves better evidence.
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Bonn murder trial: women’s safety must come first
A husband faces allegations of killing his wife and abandoning their infant. The court must test the evidence; public protection deserves serious scrutiny.
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Mons rape trial: a student’s safety must come first
Three defendants deny charges concerning a student and a night shop. The court’s decision is expected in November; public protection and due process both matter.
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Cologne robot case: police probe alleged harassment of teenager
Police seized a robot and two phones after an alleged incident involving a teenager. The investigation must establish how the device operated and who directed it.
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Man accused of stabbing toddler had previous child-stabbing charges and was found unfit for trial
Nelson Blanco faces new charges after a mother and her two-year-old daughter were attacked in Providence. Earlier allegations and competency decisions raise urgent questions about public protection.
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Chinese SUV’s rear axle falls off while driving
A Chery Omoda 5 lost its rear axle assembly in Johor Bahru on 6 October. Malaysia halted new registrations, and Chery announced a recall. The new incident’s cause remains under investigation.
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German intensive-care billing inquiry puts alleged €11 million loss under scrutiny
Authorities are reported to have frozen assets in a nursing-service investigation. The allegations concern billing and qualifications; custody is not a conviction.