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Indictment news — October 22, 2026

Publications tagged with Indictment published on October 22, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

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  1. SocietyLawCorruptionIndictmentFraud

    Dolly Parton's Sister Alleges Tennessee Voting Machine Switched Votes to Marsha Blackburn

    Dolly Parton's sister, Stella Parton, has claimed that while voting early in Tennessee, her ballot repeatedly switched to Republican Sen. Marsha Blackburn, who is running for governor. Parton stated that she had to correct her vote three times before it was registered accurately. Similar issues have been reported by other voters in Tennessee and Texas, with some alleging that their votes were switched to Republican candidates despite selecting Democrats.
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  2. SocietyIndictmentFraudCyberattack

    Pakistan Arrests 59 Suspects in Online Fraud Crackdown

    The National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) in Lahore, Pakistan, recently conducted a series of operations targeting criminal gangs suspected of defrauding foreign citizens and online businesses. A total of 59 suspects were arrested, including 52 men and 7 women. Seized items included 61 laptops, 21 computer systems, and 52 mobile phones. The suspects were allegedly involved in impersonating telecom companies to offer fake mobile plan upgrades and internet service packages, tricking victims into paying. Some suspects were also accused of illegally intercepting and transferring funds related to online food delivery platforms.
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  3. PoliticsIndictmentMiddle EastPublic Health

    Maradona Trial Enters Final Week with Defense Arguments

    The trial over the death of football legend Diego Maradona enters its final week with defense lawyers presenting closing arguments for the seven accused. Psychiatrist Agustina Cosachov and psychologist Carlos Díaz are among those facing charges of manslaughter and falsification of documents. The prosecution seeks sentences ranging from five to fourteen years. The defense argues lack of evidence and responsibility, with some lawyers claiming their clients were scapegoats. The trial began in April and is expected to conclude in December.
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  4. PoliticsConstitutionIndictmentProtestMiddle EastNorth America

    Iran Stalls Talks, Threatens Action Amid Tensions Over Strait of Hormuz

    Iran is stalling talks with the U.S. to undermine President Trump's political position ahead of congressional elections, while tensions persist over control of the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian officials and military leaders have warned of retaliation for any new attacks and emphasized their resolve to defend the country's interests. Meanwhile, the death toll from a Houthi attack in Yemen has risen to 73.
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