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Reply In 2011, he won a $1 million prize in the Mass Lottery's "$100,000 A Year For Life" game, and then the police officer, who also ran a DJ company that played at children's parties, pleaded guilty to possession of child pornography in 2013. (Massachusetts Lottery file photo 2011) WALTHAM, MA — Paul Manganelli, a former Waltham police officer who was convicted of possessing child pornography, died on March 30. He was 54. He died from complications with COVID-19 at Tufts New England Medical Center in Boston, according to his obituary. In 2011, Manganelli made headlines for winning a $1 m...

It's also consistent with the current "fundamentals" of the oil market, which reflect a push for a tighter oil supply in the next couple of months. Last Tuesday, for example, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia - a traditional pace-setter for OPEC - announced that it will cut its oil supplies by an additional one million barrels daily for February and March. That could help oil prices stabilize above $50 and perhaps even push them even higher, provided two major conditions are met: 1) the global economy continues to recover from the Covid-19 related economic recession, and 2) none of the world's majo...

Apple’s removal of Fortnite from the iOS App Store is reportedly costing Epic Games more than $26 million per month. The latter did try and ask the court to put Fortnite back on the App Store by filing a preliminary injunction but that was rejected by the court. Following all this drama, Apple also ended up countersuing Epic Games for “willful” and “brazen” breach of contract, with the company also claiming that this was all a “pre-planned media blitz” from the game developer. Epic Games and Apple will fight it out in court in July 2021 over the removal of Fortnite from the App ...