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Live Blog Editor at Newsweek.
Send tips and stories to h.parry@newsweek.com
Comedy lover, coffee drinker, writer, filmmaker.

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AOC Discusses When She Plans to Have Kids After Decision To Freeze Eggs

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By Hannah Parry Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has opened up about her hopes for motherhood after recently announcing that she is freezing her eggs, saying she does not believe there is ever a "right time" to have children. The New York Democrat, 36, was asked in a recent interview whether she would have children while serving in office.
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Lindsay Clancy verdict: How long will jury deliberate after deadlock?

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By Hannah Parry Verified
| MSN Verified
The jury deciding Lindsay Clancy's fate has said it is unable to reach a unanimous verdict, but that does not mean deliberations are over. After more than 17 hours of deliberations over four days, jurors sent a note to Plymouth Superior Court Judge William Sullivan on Tuesday saying they had been unable to reach a unanimous decision. Rather than immediately declare a mistrial, Sullivan instructed jurors to continue deliberating.
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Lindsay Clancy verdict: How long will jury deliberate after deadlock?

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By Hannah Parry Verified
| Yahoo Verified
The jury deciding Lindsay Clancy's fate has said it is unable to reach a unanimous verdict, but that does not mean deliberations are over. After more than 17 hours of deliberations over four days, jurors sent a note to Plymouth Superior Court Judge William Sullivan on Tuesday saying they had been unable to reach a unanimous decision. Rather than immediately declare a mistrial, Sullivan instructed jurors to continue deliberating.
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