R. Kelly
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Texas School Official Advises Teachers to Offer Books With Opposing View of the Holocaust. You Know Slavery Is Next
A new state law banning the teaching of critical race theory has teachers terrified of teaching the truth.
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R. Kelly’s Album Sales, Streams on the Rise After His Conviction
The disgraced singer's album sales were up 517 percent in the days after his federal racketeering and sex trafficking trial ended.
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It’s the Remix to Eviction: R. Kelly’s Music Channels Get Removed From YouTube
The disgraced R&B singer was convicted on nine counts of sex trafficking and racketeering just last month.
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Following R. Kelly’s Guilty Verdict, Ex-Mentee Sparkle Speaks Out
The singer was the first woman to publicly sound the alarm about Kelly after viewing the infamous tape involving the entertainer and her 14-year-old niece.
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R. Kelly Found Guilty of All 9 Charges, Including Racketeering and Sex Trafficking
The racketeering charge alone holds a 20-year potential sentence; Kelly's sentence will be announced May 4.
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R. Kelly’s Defense Presents Closing Arguments Comparing Him to Martin Luther King Jr., Hugh Hefner and Mike Pence
Regardless of the outcome in the New York trial, Kelly still faces additional charges in Illinois and Minnesota.
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R.Kelly’s New York Trial Nears End as Prosecutors Begin Closing Arguments
While the prosecutorial team spent nearly five weeks presenting their case, the defense, in contrast, spent less than three days.
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As R. Kelly’s Trial Winds to a Close, Defense Witness Says He Saw a Girl Attempt to Leave the Singer’s Studio and Was ‘Relieved’ When She Did
The prosecutors and the defense are expected to present closing arguments beginning on Wednesday.
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R. Kelly’s Defense Begins With Shaky Start as Witness Claims He Never Saw the Singer With Underage Girls—Then Admits He Actually Did
This testimony comes during the fifth week of the singer’s federal trial in Brooklyn.
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The Prosecution Rests Its Case in R. Kelly Trial; Defense Begins to Present Witnesses
The prosecution called 45 witnesses—including 11 accusers—over the course of five weeks of testimony thus far in Brooklyn, N.Y., federal court.