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Feb 11 2023
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Georgia men's basketball looking to avenge loss against Kentucky
The Georgia Bulldogs are set to face the Kentucky Wildcats for the second time on Saturday, Feb. 11, as they hope to come away with a victory in Stegeman Coliseum. Head men’s basketball coach Mike White along with players — junior guard Kario Oquendo and junior forward Matthew-Alexander Moncrieffe — were made available to talk with the media. The last time the Bulldogs matched up with the
The Red and Black
Mar 23 2023
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Truth Social Was Hijacked To Get #DeSantis2024 Trending
In the space of a couple of hours, and with the help of a single TikTok video, a group of three friends were able to hijack Truth Social and get the hashtag #DeSantis2024 to the top of the trending section on the site owned by former President Donald Trump.
Then, the social network went offline.
With Trump’s possible indictment and arrest looming, Ari Cagan, Adam Faze, and Peter
Vice
Feb 11 2023
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Attorneys: obey the gag order
Feb. 11—The attorneys for the suspect in the Moscow quadruple homicide case argues the Goncalves family attorney should remain part of the gag order prohibiting him from speaking to the public. That gag order, or nondissemination order, was signed by Latah County Magistrate Judge Megan Marshall and prohibits attorneys for anyone involved in the case from speaking publicly about the murders to
Yahoo News
Feb 15 2023
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Parts of Georgia special grand jury report to be released - The Boston Globe
The partial release was ordered Monday by Fulton County Superior Court Judge Robert McBurney, who oversaw the special grand jury. During a hearing last month, prosecutors urged him not to release the report until they decide on charges, while a coalition of media organizations, including The Associated Press, pushed for the entire report to be made public immediately. The report’s introduction
The Boston Globe
Feb 20 2023
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White Balloon Spotted Flying 600 Miles From Hawaii
A white balloon has reportedly been spotted flying close to Hawaii, which comes after the U.S. military shot down a Chinese spy balloon near South Carolina earlier this month. The Oakland Oceanic Air Traffic Control Center on Sunday allegedly reported seeing a large white balloon over the Pacific Ocean, according to media organization BNO News. The object is said to have been spotted around
The Epoch Times
Feb 28 2023
Background
Presidential candidates, 2024
The United States will hold a presidential election on November 5, 2024. This will be the 60th presidential election in United States history, and the first to be held after the reallocation of electoral college votes following the 2020 redistricting cycle.[1] This page provides the names of politicians and public figures discussed as potential presidential contenders in 2024 by national media
Ballotpedia
Dec 07 2022
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Supreme Court leans toward limiting judicial scrutiny of U.S. elections
The U.S. Supreme Court's conservative majority on Wednesday appeared to ready to limit judicial power to overrule voting policies crafted by state politicians but might not go as far as Republican North Carolina lawmakers want in a case the liberal justices painted as a threat to American democratic norms.
The court heard arguments in a case the state lawmakers have used to try to
Reuters
Feb 15 2023
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Netflix begins production on miniseries 'American Primeval'
Netflix’s next big project is set to begin filming in New Mexico. The New Mexico Film Office announced the series “American Primeval” is beginning production in February. “New Mexico’s investment in the film industry is paying dividends with this major Netflix series that will hire thousands of people and spend money at hundreds of small businesses,” said Alicia J. Keyes, Cabinet Secretary of
Albuquerque Journal
Feb 15 2023
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Indiana's ban on trial courtroom broadcasts being lifted
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The Indiana Supreme Court is lifting the longtime statewide ban on cameras for trials and other hearings in county courtrooms. An order issued Wednesday will give local judges the option on whether to allow news media to broadcast, record or take photographs of courtroom proceedings. The new rules take effect May 1. Cameras were first allowed in state Supreme Court hearings
San Antonio Express-News
Feb 15 2023
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News cameras will be allowed in Indiana courtrooms with judges' permission
Indiana judges will soon have the power to allow media outlets to bring cameras into the courtroom. State judicial conduct code previously barred any broadcasting, recording or photography during proceedings but the code was amended Wednesday so that, starting May 1, judges can give the OK to reporters who want to bring cameras to public hearings. “This is the culmination of years of work and
IndyStar