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untitled For a party girl with no parties left to attend, Ghislaine Maxwell’s 20-mile journey from her mountain hideaway in Bradford, New Hampshire, to Merrimack county jail was the brutal, cinematic finale to a social highlife that stretched across decades and continents. Taken by surprise at 8.30am last Thursday, and accompanied by officers from at least six US law enforcement agencies, the 58-year-old was taken to the medium-security facility and later arraigned via audio-only video conference, accused of luring underage girls, one as young as 14, for her former boyfriend Jeffrey Epstein to sexually abuse. A spokesman for the US attorney’s office in Manhattan said Maxwell is expected to be transferred to New York for a court appearance this week, where she will be charged on four counts relating to allegedly helping transport minors for sexual activity and two for perjury. Prosecutors could have brought Maxwell to New York to be formally charged by federal prosecutors last Friday.

Mississippi doctor uses garden hose, lamp timer and electronic valve to create makeshift ventilators Dr. Charles Robertson, an anesthesiologist at UMMC, demonstrates the new ventilator he developed as an emergency backup. Mississippi Clarion Ledger "It's not fancy but it works. This would be available as a last resort if the numbers increase as we think they might," says Dr. Charles Robertson, the mastermind of the homemade ventilator As states across the country beg for ventilators to help patients suffering with respiratory issues from COVID-19, the University of Mississippi Medical Center is building its own makeshift ventilators with supplies found at a hardware store. Dr. Made with "primarily a garden hose, a lamp timer and electronic valve," the ventilator, named the Robertson Ventilator, for less than $100, can be assembled in approximately 20 to 30 minutes, meaning a dedicated team of four to five could produce nearly 100 in a day if needed, he said. 'Not fancy, but it works' "The brain behind the thing is actually a lamp timer," he said. (Story continues after photo gallery.) Dr.

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U.S. Mint Releases Harriet Tubman Coins As the yearslong process to put Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill continues, Americans can now buy coins bearing her portrait. The U.S. Mint announced on Wednesday that three new commemorative Tubman coins were available for preorder starting Thursday and would begin shipping in February. The new coins — a gold $5, a silver dollar and a half dollar — celebrate the bicentennial of the abolitionist’s birthday. President Biden signed legislation to create the coins in August 2022. “As a crucial conductor in the underground railroad, she created a beacon of hope for slaves who fled from the undignified cruelty of human bondage,” Rep. Ms. The coin designs were released by the U.S. The $5 coin carries a surcharge of $35. The $1 coin, which shows a stately Ms. The final price of each coin covers the face value, the surcharge and manufacturing and other overhead costs. The effort to print a redesigned $20 bill replacing the portrait of President Andrew Jackson with that of Ms. Ms.

untitled A woman who has accused Jeffrey Epstein of sexual assault on Wednesday filed a lawsuit against the financier’s estate, Epstein’s former associate Ghislaine Maxwell and three unnamed staff members who worked for Epstein in New York, according to a court filing. Jennifer Araoz, the plaintiff, filed her lawsuit in a New York state court in Manhattan. She had said in an interview on NBC last month that she had been recruited outside her New York City school to spend time with Epstein, and eventually give him massages, when she was 14. Araoz, who is now 32, said that she was later raped by Epstein when she was a teenager in 2002. Multiple women have accused Maxwell of enabling Epstein’s sex trafficking ring by either recruiting them directly or scheduling visits to Epstein’s home. The three other unnamed people in Araoz’s lawsuit include people who allegedly worked for him and another “recruiter”. In a statement on Wednesday Araoz said: “Many of you know some of the details of my story.

Trump talks about reopening US amid coronavirus fight after virus takes toll on economy, way of life Get all the latest news on coronavirus and more delivered daily to your inbox. Sign up here. A few weeks ago, President Trump took to Twitter and—in all caps—wrote, “We cannot let the cure be worse than the problem itself.” The president was apparently referring to the dramatic steps that the U.S. and other countries around the world were taking to defend their citizens against the new coronavirus. The pandemic was unfamiliar territory for federal, state and local governments. U.S. officials relied on data from epidemiologists to prevent the country from spiraling into a more severe health crisis. But after weeks of adhering to strict social distancing guidelines that were praised by health experts, the country is experiencing some dramatic side effects. Trump told a White House press briefing Monday that he has “total” authority on when to reopen the U.S. and said he believes that the economy will "boom" once he gives it the green light. Michigan Gov. Michigan Gov.

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