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- 1Tim Ballard claims LDS Church excommunicated him to cover up abuse▼Anti-trafficking activist Tim Ballard says LDS Church ‘excommunicated’ him to hide child abuse in the faith
Anti-trafficking activist Tim Ballard says the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints excommunicated him in an effort to conceal child abuse within the faith. Ballard, whose operations inspired the film 'Sound of Freedom,' has himself faced sexual misconduct allegations, and the dispute with his former church is drawing fresh attention to both his conduct and the institution's handling of abuse claims.
- 2Ballard's fitness problems add to defensive concerns▼Defensive problems and Ballard's fitness issues
Attention is on defensive problems combined with Ballard's ongoing fitness issues. The reports centre on how a lack of availability at the back is compounding a side's defensive frailties, with supporters and commentators questioning how the situation will affect upcoming matches. No further details on the extent of the injury or a return date were given.
- 3US Marine Arrested in Okinawa Over Death of Anna Yagi●⚡ NEWS US Marine Arrested in Okinawa for Killing of Anna Yagi Okinawa Governor has urged Japanese government action afte
US Marine Devin Jacob Ballard has been arrested on suspicion of strangling 39-year-old Anna Yagi in Okinawa, Japan. Okinawa's governor has urged the Japanese government to take action over the case. The killing has sparked growing anger among residents and renewed long-standing tensions over the US military presence on the island.
- 4Indiana Secretary of State candidates lay out election reform positions▼VOTING ISSUES: How Ballard, other SOS candidates stand on election reform in Indiana
Candidates for Indiana Secretary of State, including Ballard, are being compared on where they stand on election and voting reform ahead of the state's race. The coverage outlines each candidate's positions on voting issues, giving voters a side-by-side look at how the contenders would approach election administration if elected to oversee Indiana's elections.