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The ADL said the attack Saturday comes at a time when both anti-Semitic incidents and online harassment are on the rise.Jewish people were the victims of more reported hate crimes than any other religious minority in 2016, according to the most recent year of FBI statistics.In that year, 684 anti-Jewish incidents were reported. That's more than the rest of religiously motivated hate crimes combined, records reveal.Tracking such crimes can be nuanced and difficult. The motivations aren't always clear, and the crimes are often not reported by victims and police.Robert Bowers, 46, faces 29 charges in all, including 11 counts of using a firearm to commit murder and multiple counts of two hate crimes: obstruction of exercise of religious beliefs resulting in death and obstruction of exercise of religious beliefs resulting in bodily injury to a public safety officer."The crimes of violence are based upon the federal civil rights laws prohibiting hate crimes," US Attorney Scott W. Brady and Bob Jones, FBI special agent in charge of Pittsburgh office, said in a statement.The FBI, which calls an offense a hate crime when there's an added element of bias, is leading the investigation into the attack.Bowers told a SWAT officer that he wanted all Jews to die and also that Jews were committing genocide to his people, according to CNN affiliate WTAE, citing a police criminal complaint filed Saturday evening in Pittsburgh.Last year, The Anti-Defamation League reported, anti-Semitic incidents rose almost 60%, the largest single-year increase on record.The ADL found 1,986 cases of harassment, vandalism or physical assaults against Jewish people or institutions in 2017. It found 1,267 in 2016."We're definitely in a period in our country where there's a general decrease in civility," Aryeh Tuchman, associate director for the ADL's Center on Extremism, said when the ADL released its findings in February. "People in the past who have tamped down their anti-Semitic proclivities may feel more liberated to express them than before." 2044

Stanton was born in Kentucky in July 1926. His father was a tobacco farmer and had an often-strained relationship with the actor's mother. Stanton served in the Navy during World War II, then went to the University of Kentucky. 227

Sterling was known as the "CD man," who sold CDs and DVDs outside the convenience store where he was shot, according to local media.The killing gripped the nation in part because two bystander videos, each less than a minute long, captured Sterling's struggle with the two officers.The Department of Justice said last spring that Salamoni put a gun to Stering's head when Sterling refused the officers' order to put his hands on the hood of a car. Sterling complied then but eventually he took his hands off the hood, the Justice Department said.Lake used a Taser on Sterling, and both officers tackled him to the ground, DOJ said.At one point, videos show, someone shouts, "He's got a gun!" In one video, an officer draws something from his waistband and points it at Sterling. As the camera turns away, more yelling ensues, followed by loud bangs.Afterward, the camera captures Sterling with a large bloodstain on his chest as an officer on the ground next to him keeps his gun pointed at him.As Sterling lies fatally wounded, the other officer removes something from Sterling's right pocket.  1100

Texas (US Senate): Beto O'Rouke (D) v. Ted Cruz (R) — PROJECTED WINNER: CRUZSen. Ted Cruz is projected to keep his Senate seat, defeating Democrat Beto O'Rouke, according to ABC News. 193

SOLD IN AMERICA: The BuyersAt Dennis Hof's Moonlite BunnyRanch in Nevada, paid sex is legal. Tiara Tae, an employee there, said she was a dancer prior to working for Hof, and that she was propositioned for sex every night as a dancer.Tae never thought she's be working in the legal sex industry and she used to talk down on it, she said. Her mindset has changed since looking into it and finding out that Hof's place runs as an orderly business, including testing for sexually transmitted diseases among the employees and required background checks.Each time a customer shows up at the BunnyRanch, the women who work there line up, and the customer selects one with which to have sex."I got picked, like, my first time and I was like, I'm scared," Tae said. "It was good to get it off my shoulders. My first time standing in the lineup ... it is intimidating."Her first booking, or "party" as they call it at the BunnyRanch, was easy, she said."It went really smooth and it was what I thought it was going to be."Tae immediately wondered what she would do with the money she brought in, including starting a retirement fund. She said she expects to have a half-a-million dollars saved in just a few years."I'm not going to lie, I'm expensive," she said. Watch the video or click on the links provided above to learn more from the "Sold in America" series, and hear from people on all sides of the issue. 1463

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