内容摘要：Federal prosecutors charged Dugan in April with obstruction and concealing an individual to prevent arrest. A grand jury indicted her on the same charges on Tuesday. She faces up to six years in prison if convicted of both counts.

Federal prosecutors charged Dugan in April with obstruction and concealing an individual to prevent arrest. A grand jury indicted her on the same charges on Tuesday. She faces up to six years in prison if convicted of both counts.

“I think I had a dream,” Zhao said. “Maybe I’m not sure this is true.”The 50-year-old Williams was bidding to become the oldest ever world champion as well as a four-time winner, but never recovered from trailing 7-1 after the first of the final’s four sessions across Sunday and Monday.

Zhao, a fearless, attacking left-hander, showed few nerves in a match which World Snooker Tour officials estimated was being watched by a potential audience of 150-200 million live streams in China and a cumulative audience of 50-150 million on China’s CCTV5.Even after Williams won the first four frames of the last session to go from 17-8 to 17-12, Zhao stayed composed to compile a break of 87 in what proved to be the last frame, after which he unfurled the flag of China and hung it over his shoulders to the backdrop of applause.“There’s a new superstar in the game,” Williams said, looking at Zhao, “and he’s over there.”

When Zhao won the prestigious U.K. Championship — one of snooker’s majors — in 2021, he looked ready to join the elite of the game. Even as a teenager, he was marked out by some top players, including Williams, as a potential future star.However, his career was brought to a shuddering halt when, as part of a sprawling match-fixing scandal that rocked snooker in 2023, he was banned after accepting charges of being a party to another player fixing two matches and betting on matches himself. Zhao was ranked No. 9 in the world at the time.

Zhao has been free to play since his suspension expired in September and, in January, secured a return to snooker’s main professional tour for next season.

Given his talent, he was seen as a dangerous wild card in world championship qualifying and he breezed through that — and then the main tournament itself, even thrashing seven-time champion Ronnie O’Sullivan 17-7 in the semifinals.— The TV spinoff to the Netflix teen film trilogy “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before” called

returns for a second season Thursday. It stars Anna Cathcart as Kitty, a Korean American attending a prestigious boarding school in Seoul. The show also stars Korean-born actors Choi Min-young and real-life siblings Gia Kim and Sang Heon Lee. Noah Centineo, the co-star of “To All the Boys” also makes an appearance.— A new Peacock docuseries takes viewers behind-the-scenes of

now airing its 50th season.goes inside the writers’ room as sketches are hashed out, shows cast member audition tapes and features dozens of interviews. All four episodes drop Thursday.