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Apr 03 2024
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Women's NCAA Tournament shatters viewing records even as season beset by mishaps
A huge disparity between the men's and women's weight rooms drew attention to the women's NCAA Tournament for all the wrong reasons in 2022, starting a conversation about equity that has carried over into today. Then this season brought the mismatched 3-point lines in Portland, Oregon. The incorrectly drawn lines were among a series of miscues that have been a backdrop to what’s otherwise been
Fox News (Online News)Apr 04 2024
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'Pernicious': Legal experts explain how Trump is testing the limits of his gag order
A newly strengthened gag order prevents former President Donald from disparaging court staff, jurors, witnesses, and now family of the judge and prosecutor. But Trump may have found a loophole around it and former prosecutor Lisa Rubin is disgusted. "The order itself says you can't make or direct others to make statements," Rubin said while appearing on MSNBC's "The 11th Hour". "And so
Raw StoryApr 03 2024
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Mother of 5-year-old found dead inside suitcase to be held without bond
The mother of a 5-year-old boy whose body was found inside a suitcase in Indiana in April 2022 appeared in court for the first time on Tuesday, where she was denied bond and declared her intent to represent herself in her pending murder trial. Dejaune Anderson, 38, was arrested last week in California after being on the run for nearly two years. She’s charged with murder, neglect and
New York Daily NewsApr 03 2024
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California Charter Association Sues LA Unified For Limiting Sharing of Campuses
The group says the new district policy is biased because it denies charter school students “reasonably equivalent” facilities. The lawsuit, filed on April 2 in Los Angeles Superior Court, claims that the policy discriminates against charter students by not providing them with facilities “reasonably equivalent” to public school campuses. In a statement on April 2, the association’s president,
The Epoch TimesNov 10 2023
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Mississippi AG asks high court to set execution dates for 2 murderers on death row
Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch has asked the state Supreme Court to set execution dates for two men on death row. Fitch's office filed motions Thursday that asked the court to schedule executions for Willie Jerome Manning and Robert Simon Jr. Manning, now 55, was convicted in 1994 on two counts of capital murder in the December 1992 killings of Mississippi State University students
Fox News (Online News)Apr 03 2024
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Federal jury awards $140,000 to man who claims he was victim of age discrimination by Demoulas Market Basket supermarket chain
A federal jury in New Hampshire has sided with a Manchester man who said he was passed over for promotion to a full-time job by the Demoulas Market Basket supermarket chain because of his age, according to court records. Following a trial in the Concord courthouse, the jury awarded a total of $140,000 to Rodney Martinez who was hired by the privately owned supermarket in 2012 and repeatedly
The Boston GlobeApr 03 2024
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Minneapolis man charged in connection with 2022 salon bombing
Michael Francisco's charges stem from two incidents in which a Minneapolis hair salon was damaged, the first time, by a bomb blast in 2022. Example video title will go here for this video Example video title will go here for this video Court documents filed on April 1 show Michael Francisco, 59, of Minneapolis was charged with one count of maliciously damaging a building engaged in interstate
KARE11Jun 29 2015
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Supreme Court Liberals: Lethal Injection Decision Would Allow Prisoners To Be 'Burned At The Stake'
In a scathing dissent in the Supreme Court ruling on Monday which upheld Oklahoma's use of a lethal injection drug, some of the court's liberal justices suggested that the high court's ruling would allow prisoners to be "drawn and quartered, slowly tortured to death, or actually burned at the stake" by states that wished to put them to death.
Justice Sonia Sotomayor, in a dissenting
HuffPostApr 04 2024
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Wife of Arizona Rancher Charged in Murder of Illegal Immigrant Testifies She Saw Armed Men on Her Property
Wanda Kelly testified she saw two men carrying long rifles before her husband went out to investigate. NOGALES, Ariz.—The wife of an Arizona rancher accused of shooting an illegal Mexican immigrant to death testified in court that she was “terrified” to see two men armed with rifles walking across the couple’s property the day the victim was found dead hours later. The men were also dressed in
The Epoch TimesJun 24 2022
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Supreme Court Overturns Roe v Wade
On Friday, the Supreme Court overturned the 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling that established a woman's constitutional right to an abortion and made it legal nationwide.
The vote was 5-4 to overturn Roe. In the majority opinion, Justice Samuel Alito wrote that "We hold that Roe and Casey must be overruled. The Constitution makes no reference to abortion, and no such right is implicitly
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