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Nick Cordero's wife 'told to say goodbye' as Broadway star's condition worsens
Broadway star Nick Cordero's wife Amanda Kloots has been told to say goodbye to him as his condition deteriorates.
- NewsCoconuts Manila
UN alleges Filipino cops ‘planted’ evidence against suspects in anti-drug operations
Filipino policemen planted evidence on suspects while conducting the Duterte administration's anti-drugs campaign, alleged a report from the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) that was released yesterday. The OHCHR made the conclusion based on police reports detailing anti-drug ops which were conducted from August 2016 to June 2017 in ...This article, UN alleges Filipino cops 'planted' evidence against suspects in anti-drug operations, originally appeared on Coconuts, Asia's leading alternative media company. Want more Coconuts? Sign up for our newsletters!
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‘Hitting where they can’: China deals long-term blow to Aussie economy
Australia's problem with racism will soon become an economic issue if it isn't addressed, an expert has warned.
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Royals step out in bizarre coronavirus masks
Prince Albert and Princess Charlene of Monaco have been seen wearing strange coronavirus masks.
- BusinessYahoo Lifestyle
‘We’re so sorry’: Kmart issues apology to customers over empty shelves
Kmart has issued an apology after customers began sharing pictures of empty shelves to social media. Much of the stock is made in China and therefore has been unable to ship to Australia due to the coronavirus pandemic.
- PoliticsHuffPost
White Supremacist Congressman Steve King Defeated In Shock GOP Primary
Steve King, the white supremacist congressman from Iowa, was defeated in ashocking Republican primary Tuesday, bringing an end to the long legislativecareer of one of Washington's most explicit bigots.
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Justin Trudeau's extraordinary 25-second pause after Donald Trump question
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been both praised and criticised for his 25-second-long pause after being asked a question about Donald Trump's handling of protests.
