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September 6

Nazi officer's daughter charged after stolen WWII painting spotted in real estate listing

Patricia Kadgien faces charges for allegedly concealing a $50,000 Giuseppe Ghislandi portrait stolen from a Dutch-Jewish art collector during World War II.

September 6

Daughter of Nazi officer charged over allegedly hiding painting stolen during WWII

Patricia Kadgien, the 59-year-old daughter of Nazi officer Friedrich Kadgien, has been accused of attempting to hide an 18th-century Italian painting that was looted during World War II. (Credit: Reuters)

September 6

DOJ: Two U.S. citizens used Minnesota as base for overseas kidnappings and bombings

Two naturalized U.S. citizens from Cameroon face life in prison for allegedly directing violent attacks, including bombings, that killed civilians and injured children.

September 6

Hollywood icon has used the same 12-minute workout routine since the 1960s

Helen Mirren's simple XBX workout routine from the Royal Canadian Air Force demonstrates how a vintage 12-minute plan remains effective decades later.

September 6

'Career criminal' kills two women, injures child in Minneapolis carjacking rampage: prosecutors

A “career criminal" is facing federal charges in Minnesota after he allegedly slammed into another car, killing two women and seriously injuring a boy.

September 6

Bill Maher warns that troops in the streets are 'coming to a city near you'

"Real Time" host Bill Maher criticized President Donald Trump's decision to deploy troops in American cities on Friday, arguing it sets a dangerous precedent and threatens democracy.

September 6

JonBenet Ramsey's dad presses for new law in decades-long hunt for daughter’s killer

A new petition would align Colorado state law with a federal act ensuring victims' families can request cold case reviews when investigators fail to solve crimes.

September 6

'The Conjuring: Last Rites' Review: Last Rodeo, Last Fumes

A review of New Line Cinema's "The Conjuring: Last Rites" starring Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga, marks their final chapter as paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren.

September 6

Miss America hopeful swaps combat boots for evening gown, says military service gives her purpose

Army National Guard soldier Alexia Rodrigues uses her Miss America platform to raise awareness about foster care reform and support for military women.

September 6

Fewer Harvard faculty members identifying as liberal, although staff still strongly left-leaning: Survey

A new Harvard Crimson survey showed the Faculty of Arts and Sciences remains overwhelmingly liberal, but is still trending in a less progressive direction in recent years.