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Selma Blair speaks out after plane altercation linked to medical issue

Actress Selma Blair has stated she "did not intend to harm anyone" following an incident on a flight to New York. Her publicist explained the event stemmed from a medical emergency related to multiple sclerosis and pseudobulbar affect. Blair pleaded not guilty to charges including assault following the altercation on a Delta Airlines flight. Her legal and public relations team urged the public to consider the entirety of the facts before rushing to judgment.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs Hospitalized After Prison Head Injury
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Sean 'Diddy' Combs Hospitalized After Prison Head Injury

Sean 'Diddy' Combs was briefly hospitalized from a federal prison in New Jersey after suffering a head injury. The 56-year-old music mogul, serving a 50-month sentence, was reported to have sustained a non-life-threatening injury and returned to the facility the same day. His representatives have acknowledged the reports and stated that his health and well-being remain their primary concern. The incident follows recent controversies regarding his prison conditions and ongoing legal challenges.

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Lawyer for Cornell 7 defendant seeks removal of Letitia James

The defense attorney for one of seven men accused in a high-profile Cornell University gang rape case has officially requested that New York Attorney General Letitia James step down from her role as special prosecutor. The demand stems from social media posts made by James prior to her appointment, which the defense argues compromise the perceived impartiality and independence of the ongoing investigation. The case, which involves allegations that a female student was drugged and assaulted at a fraternity party in October 2024, has triggered massive campus protests and national outrage. Critics have also targeted Cornell University's administration for its initial handling of the incident, with the faculty senate facing a looming no-confidence vote.