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A Bridgeview man has been sentenced to 18 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to charges he enticed a 14-year-old California girl to send him sexually explicit photos of herself and her younger sister, according to the U.S. attorney's office in Chicago.Brandon Hanahan, 26, was sentenced Wednesday after pleading guilty earlier this year to federal child pornography charges, according to a news release from the U.S. attorney.

Follow for the latest updates on the Alex Murdaugh murder case.CHARLESTON, S.C.In the weeks after Alex Murdaugh's wife and son were killed, the prominent South Carolina lawyer displayed a pattern of strange behavior, his sister-in-law testified on Tuesday, never talking to her about trying to find the murderer and seeming not to fear that he could also be in danger.

Jacklyn Zeman, an Emmy-nominated actress who for nearly a half-century played the role of Bobbie Spencer, a nurse on the long-running soap opera General Hospital, died on Tuesday in Thousand Oaks, Calif.She was 70.Her death, at Los Robles Regional Medical Center, came after a short battle with cancer, according to her family.

R.M.N. is based on an actual 2020 event in Ditrau, Romania, where 1,800 villagers voted to expel three Sri Lankans who worked at their local bakery.TERRY GROSS, HOST: This is FRESH AIR.In the new Romanian film "R.M.N.," a village in Transylvania is thrown into turmoil when the local bakery hires workers from Sri Lanka.

A teenage boy who was stabbed to death by his abusive girlfriend felt too ashamed to go to police over his treatment, his mother has revealed.Kamila Ahmad, 24, from Mitcham, fatally stabbed the 19-year-old, Tai McDonnell from Croydon, south London, on 3 March 2021.She was sentenced to a minimum of 23 years at Croydon Crown Court earlier this month, convicted of murder as well as grievous bodily harm for the attack on a previous boyfriend.

Looking out the top floor window of the family home in Manhattan Beach, 6-foot-8 volleyball standout Tread Rosenthal can see the ocean.If he walks two blocks, he can touch the sand and listen to the waves.Asked how often he thanks his parents for moving from Austin, Texas, Rosenthal said, "I would say every day."

Gabriela Jaquez's older brother was the quietest fan in the arena.He sat with this hands folded in his lap and long legs stretched over the back of a seat in Pauley Pavilion as he watched his sister play in the NCAA tournament in person for the first time.Jaquez didn't earn a reaction from Jaime Jaquez Jr. until she grabbed a steal and scored on the other end with a step-back fadeaway shot off one leg.

Emily speculates about the life of the 19th-century English writer Emily Jane Bronte (Emma Mackey) in the years before she wrote Wuthering Heights.Bleecker Street Given that there are few activities less inherently cinematic than writing, I'm surprised and heartened by how many good movies I've seen in recent years that have convincingly entered the lives and minds of authors.

By Chris Slegg & Kevin Hand BBC London, Sport


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Rising British boxing star Caroline Dubois is targeting a world title fight before the end of the year.The London-born 22-year-old lightweight has won all six of her fights since turning professional in 2022.

During Covid, I ran a very successful ad campaign for a client selling a Boston condo for sale.The client was thrilled with it and remains a client to this day.But there was an awkward, bump along the way that drove home a lesson that I have now learned as Boston real estate broker.In the midst of the campaign, I received a scathing email from my contacts elderly sister (in her 70's) who was also part owner of the condominium.

A n 11-year-old boy with cerebral palsy has said seeing Jack Grealish do his worm celebration at the World Cup was a dream come true.The midfielder met schoolboy Finlay Fisher during a Manchester City community event last week and promised him he would do their special dance move if he scored in Qatar.

A joint investigation by The Independent and Evening Standard has revealed an escalating hunger crisis among children in families who live in poverty but are not eligible for free school meals.Headteachers and youth workers say this is leading to increasingly desperate behaviour from some children and mothers who are struggling with the rising cost of living, including distressed pupils stealing food from local supermarkets and the school canteen to stave off hunger and mothers resorting to shoplifting, risking a criminal record, to feed their families.