LOS ANGELES — Author and venture capitalist Amy Griffin is suing the woman who accused her of stealing her stories of rape for the bestselling memoir "The Tell." Griffin filed a lawsuit against her former classmate for defamation on Monday, claiming that in 2025, the woman "told The New York Times — and through it, the world — that Amy Griffin is a fraud and a thief." According to the lawsuit, ...
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In court filings, Global Community Communications Alliance call it a high-control religious group with a closed campus. Former members who talked to the Star call it a cult.
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Police have closed a two-year investigation into alleged sexual hazing at an Arizona high school's wrestling program without recommending charges, despite multiple witnesses, victim accounts and documented video evidence.
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For Star subscribers: Two lawsuits and a court report allege that a Southern Arizona community is a high-control religious group that blamed child sexual abuse on victims.
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A Banner–University Medical Center South employee has been arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting a patient in the hospital’s behavioral health unit. Authorities say the alleged assault occurred during an overnight shift, and the employee has since been fired as the investigation continues.
- Melissa Cordero Special to the Arizona Daily Star
Cesar Chavez is someone many of us were raised to respect. A veteran, a labor leader, a symbol of dignity and collective power. That legacy is real, and it matters deeply. But it cannot place him beyond accountability.
- Grace Lewis Omaha World-Herald
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Nebraska's statute of limitations laws prevented Erin Gibbs from making her case against Boys Town, which, she says, failed to protect her from sexual abuse while she was a resident.
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A Tucson Sector Border Patrol agent has been indicted on 24 felony charges, the latest in a series of sexual-misconduct convictions or charges against CBP employees in Arizona.
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A Star investigation found that Isaac Noriega, pastor of Tucson's Golden Dawn Tabernacle, covered-up alleged child-sex abuse for decades. He now faces criminal charges.
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Jonathan Santos, 23, said a member of his former Tucson church molested him when he was about 8 years old. He's coming forward now to support another victim of the alleged "pedophile."
