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An Alabama doctor has been charged with manslaughter after his patient died during surgery. Prosecutors say the doctor made an unfathomable mistake:  he removed the wrong organ. The patient was supposed to have his spleen removed, but instead, the doctor took out his liver. But, it’s not the first time the doctor has made such a mistake, and it’s not the first time one of his patients died from surgery.

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This is a breaking story.  Police just confirmed that former lieutenant governor of Virginia Justin Fairfax and his wife were found dead at their home overnight.  Police say it was a murder-suicide and that the couple's two teenage kids were at home dring the incident. One of them called 9-1-1. Police say the couple was going through a "messy" divorce. Fairfax was a rising star in politics before accusations from two women changed his fate. 

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Eric Swalwell's attorney is talking. After a 2nd rape accuser came forward this week, Swalwell's attorney launched a public defense that centered on this idea: regret is not rape.  His attorney went on to suggest there are reasons -- beyond politics -- for why accusers have come forward now. 

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House Democrats have filed six articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.  The lawmakers make serious allegations against Hegseth for his handling of the war in Iran and his leadership choices. The resolution says Hegseth violated the law of armed conflict and targeted civilians, and claims the defense secretary abused his power and politicized our armed forces. 

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The senior NFL reporter for the New York Time’s sports publication, The Athletic, has resigned her position because of the “media frenzy” around photos published showing her with New England Patriots Head Coach, Mike Vrabel.  42-year-old Dianna Russini, a married mom of two, is seen holding hands and hugging Vrabel at a resort in Sedona, Arizona. Initially, both Russini and Vrabel have made statements suggesting the photos are misleading and taken out of context, but Russini made the surprising move to resign from her prominent position. 

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Victoria Police have confirmed to an Australian news outlet they are investigating pop star Katy Perry after claims made by Ruby Rose regarding a 2010 incident. Rose went on social media first, detailing an alleged sexual assault by Perry at a Melbourne nightclub. Perry has categorically denied the incident and posted a message to fans in response to Rose’s allegations. 

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A fifth woman has come forward, accusing Congressman Eric Swalwell of rape. Lana Drewes just held a powerful, emotional press conference where she detailed a horrific account of what she says happened in a Beverly Hills hotel room in 2018. She describes being incapacitated from one glass of wine and then being choked so violently she lost consciousness. Drewes announced she was going straight to law enforcement from the presser to make a criminal report against Swalwell. 

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