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Judge rules Tennessee plaintiff can't use pseudonym to sue Sean 'Diddy' Combs
SUMMARY: A federal judge has ruled that a Tennessee woman, who filed a lawsuit accusing producer Sean “Diddy” Combs of raping her in 2004 when she was 19, cannot proceed under the pseudonym โJane Doe.โ The judge stated that Combs is entitled to know her identity to adequately investigate the claims. This lawsuit is among several filed since Combs’ arrest on sex trafficking and racketeering charges in September. The woman has until November 13th to refile her lawsuit under her real name, or it will be dismissed.
In Wednesday’s ruling the judge said Combs is entitled to know her identity to investigate her claims.
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Half of all Georgia voters have already cast their ballots | Georgia
SUMMARY: In Georgia, early voting has reached historic levels, with 50% of registered voters casting ballots within two weeks of its start. Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced 3 million in-person voters, marking a state milestone. Overall, 3.6 million votesโ3.4 million in-person and 224,000 absenteeโhave been recorded, with participation from various demographics. Early voter turnout includes 613,000 individuals who did not vote in 2020. Both parties have actively encouraged early voting, recognizing Georgia’s crucial role in the presidential election. With no major offices on the ballot, the final day for early voting is this Friday.
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Georgia’s new health insurance exchange launches Friday | Georgia
SUMMARY: Georgia has launched its first state-based insurance exchange, Georgia Access, aimed at providing consumers with more choices and retaining funds within the state. This initiative, stemming from the 2019 “Patients First Act,” addresses prior issues with the Affordable Care Act, notably limited provider options, especially in rural areas. Nearly 1.4 million individuals signed up in the past year, with improved marketing strategies reaching communities directly. Commissioner John King highlighted that the switch ensures fee revenue stays in Georgia, enabling lower insurance rates and increased competition. Although faced with some criticism, the program reportedly has decreased reinsurance costs by 15-17%.
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Child shot inside Atlanta home during suspected drive-by, police say
SUMMARY: Breaking news from Fulton County: a child was shot inside their home during a possible drive-by shooting. The child, reportedly a 12-year-old, was taken to the hospital alert after being hit by at least one bullet, possibly grazed by another. The incident occurred around midnight in Atlanta’s Lakewood neighborhood. Police are investigating the scene and gathering video surveillance from nearby homes. As of now, there are no confirmed details regarding the child’s age, possible suspects, or motives. Authorities continue to work on the case with inquiries into the Atlanta police for more information.
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