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Three U.S. states carried out executions on Thursday, marking the first time since 2010 that such an event has occurred, amid a rising trend in the application of the death penalty across the country. Anthony Hines (66 years old) was executed in Tennessee after being convicted of murdering a woman in 1985. Carlos Quista-Rodriguez (70 years old) was put to death in Oklahoma for killing his partner in 2003. Jeremy Williams (42 years old) was executed in Alabama for the rape and murder of a young girl in 2021. This surge in executions comes as the total number of cases this year has reached 22, following 47 executions last year. The developments coincided with calls from U.S. President Donald Trump to expand methods of carrying out the death penalty, including shooting, electrocution, and gas, despite criticisms from the United Nations of these methods.
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