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At the UN General Assembly, a U.S.-against-the-world message on Iran. Plus Cosby’s sentencing, record rainfall all over, and more
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Celebrity Rise and Fall: Bill Cosby has been sentenced to up to 10 years in prison for the rape of Andrea Constand—an “end” to the Cosby story, news reports declared. Megan Garber reminds us that many Cosby accusers never got their day in court, and that “whatever happens to Cosby, the stories of those on the receiving end Elsewhere:

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