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Baltimore financier pleads guilty to prostitution charge

By The Associated Press

BALTIMORE — A Baltimore financier accused of spending at least $90,000 for sex with women, including some of whom he supplied with drugs, has pleaded guilty to a prostitution charge.

Federal prosecutors say 64-year-old Charles “Chuck” Nabit faces a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison after pleading guilty on Friday to transporting a person to engage in prostitution.

U.S. District Judge George L. Russell, III is scheduled to sentence him on June 24.

A court filing that accompanied his plea agreement says Nabit regularly transported victims to and from his Baltimore office for sex and recorded sex acts with a camera despite women’s objections to being filmed.

Group rallies for voting rights amid All-Star Game events

By The Associated Press
DENVER (AP) — Amid the fanfare, celebrity softball games and other events surrounding Major League Baseball’s All-Star Game, a group rallied Sunday to call attention to what brought the Summer Classic to Denver in the first place: voting rights. The group gathered at Metropolitan State University of Denver to demand that Congress enact legislation to expand voter access at a time when several states — including Georgia, the original host of the 2021 game — have passed laws making it harder to vote. The laws were inspired by former President Donald Trump’s false claims that fraud robbed him of the 2020 election.
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