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The 52-year-old Grammy win- ner, who was already facing sexu- al abuse charg- es brought by Illinois pros- ecutors, was indicted Friday on allegations that he and his business manager paid hundreds of thousands of dollars and used physical abuse and blackmail to prevent girls and their relatives from provid- ing evidence to law enforcement about his sex acts with minors and videos depicting them. An indictment unsealed in Chicago says he arranged for a girl and her parents to travel overseas so they could not talk with police prior to his 2002 indictment on 21 counts of child pornography. The pornogra- phy case stemmed from allega- tions that Kelly recorded a video of him engaging in sex acts with the girl, who was 12 or 13 when they met in the mid 1990s. Kelly and the girl denied they were in the video, even though the pic- ture quality was good and wit- nesses testified it was them. She did not take the stand.

and his lawyers look for- ward to the truth coming out and to his vindication from what has been an unprecedented assault by others for their own personal said Steve Green- berg, one of his lawyers. WASHINGTON House approves victims bill The House has overwhelm- ingly approved a bill ensur- ing that a victims compensa- tion fund for the Sept. 11 attacks never runs out ofmoney. The 402-12 vote Friday sends the bill to the Senate, where Majority Leader Mitch McCo- nnell has agreed to call it up before theAugust recess. Lawmakers from both par- ties hailed theHouse vote, which comes a month after come- dian Jon Stewart sharply criti- cized Congress for failing to act.

Stewart, a longtime advocate for responders, told lawmakers they were showing to first responders now suffer- ing from respiratory ailments and other illnesses as a result of their recovery work at the for- mer World Trade Center site in NewYorkCity. WASHINGTON House considers a delay of Robert testimony Special counsel Robert Muel- testimony before Congress, planned forWednesday, could be delayed one week amid new dis- cussions to allowmore time dur- ing the hearing for lawmak- ers to ask ques- tions. House lead- ers had agreed to have Muel- ler testify in two commit- tees for two hours each, relatively short by congressional standards. Rank-and-file lawmakers pushed back when it became clear that it would not be enough time to discuss all the open ques- tions surrounding his report or give every member of the House Judiciary Committee a chance to ask questions. The delay in the hearing is not finalized.

FRANCE Chess player caught cheating with phone The International Chess Fed- eration says it has suspended a player at a tournament in France after the man was red- handed using his phone during a The organization said Friday on Twitter that all the evidence in the case of Igors Rausis had been sent to its ethics commit- tee and that it was to fight cheating in Rausis is a 58-year-old Lat- vian-Czech player who won the grandmaster title in 1992 and has over the years represented Latvia, Bangladesh and the CzechRepublic. Federation Director-General Emil Sutovsky wrote on Face- book that Rausis had long been under suspicion for cheating. GENEVA, SWITZERLAND 37 nations rally around China More than three dozen coun- tries have defended in human rights, challenging West- ern countries that have raised concerns about treat- ment ofUighurMuslims. Thirty-seven countries includ- ing Russia, Saudi Arabia and others, mostly from south- east Asia, Africa and the Middle East, expressed their opposition to human in a letter Friday to the Human Rights Council office. It was a show of the grow- ing diplomatic clout that China can muster.

The letter, obtained by the Associated Press, echoed repeated defense of its education and training for Uighurs, which crit- ics call detention centers. R. Kelly Robert Mueller BRAZIL Bolsonaro may nominate his son as U.S. ambassador Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro says considering nominating his son to be ambassador to the United States, raising a storm of complaints Friday alleging nepotism and question- ing his qualifications. Eduardo Bolsonaro, who is currently a congressman, met with Foreign Min- ister Ernesto Araujo on Friday and told reporters that the minister for his nomination.

The president himself said Thurs- day that such a nomination some- thing on my and ticked off a list of his qualifications for the post: son Eduardo speaks English, he speaks Spanish. traveled all over the world. friends with Donald understanding is that he could be a qualified person and would be the perfectmessage Bolsonaro added. When asked by reporters about his qualifications, Eduardo Bolso- naro said he had been in a foreign exchange programwhere he hamburgers in the United States, in the cold in and the cold in Colorado, on amountain A 2017 YouTube video shows him standing in front of a Popeyes chicken counter recounting his time in theU.S. in 2004-2005.

Times news services Associated Press Brazilian lawmaker Eduardo Bolsonaro, son of President Jair Bolsonaro, takes a selfie during a swearing-in ceremony earlier this year. Go to tampabay.com/subscribe Donate your newspaper to a classroom when you go on vacation..