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News Supreme Court to decide whether breaking into mobile home is a ‘burglary’
Supreme Court to decide whether breaking into mobile home is a ‘burglary’
Elizabeth Lowman
April 24, 2018 06:51:04 am

The US Supreme Court granted certiorari Monday in two cases dealing with the question of whether breaking into a mobile home or other "nonpermanent or mobile structure" constitutes a burglary under the Armed Career...

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News Democratic National Committee sues Trump, Russia, Assange for conspiracy
Democratic National Committee sues Trump, Russia, Assange for conspiracy
Elizabeth Lowman
April 20, 2018 04:01:03 pm

The Democratic National Committee (DNC) filed a lawsuit Friday against Donald Trump, Russia, Julian Assange, Wikileaks, and several Trump aids including Donald Trump Jr., Jared Kushner, and Paul Manafort. The complaint, filed in the US District...

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News Supreme Court begins last argument session of the term
Supreme Court begins last argument session of the term
Elizabeth Lowman
April 16, 2018 04:37:17 pm

The US Supreme Court began its last oral argument session on Monday with two cases. At issue in the first case, Wisconsin Central Ltd. v. United States is whether stocks given to employees...

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News Bangladesh and UN agree on voluntary return for Rohingya refugees
Bangladesh and UN agree on voluntary return for Rohingya refugees
Elizabeth Lowman
April 13, 2018 05:09:09 pm

The foreign secretary of Bangladesh and the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Friday to cement their agreement that Rohingya refugees should be able to voluntarily return to Myanmar...

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News ACLU files federal lawsuit over Texas bail system
ACLU files federal lawsuit over Texas bail system
Elizabeth Lowman
April 9, 2018 03:47:14 pm

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), the ACLU of Texas and Arnold & Porter filed a lawsuit Sunday in federal district court challenging the Galveston County Jail's policy of releasing those arrested for felonies and...

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News UN rights expert urges Spain not to charge Catalan leaders
UN rights expert urges Spain not to charge Catalan leaders
Elizabeth Lowman
April 6, 2018 05:58:14 pm

David Kaye , the UN Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression urged Spain on Friday not to press rebellion charges against Catalonian leaders. Kaye said:I am...

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News Hawaii governor signs aid in dying legislation
Hawaii governor signs aid in dying legislation
Elizabeth Lowman
April 6, 2018 04:28:27 pm

Hawaii Governor David Ige signed HB 2739 on Thursday, also known as the Our Choice, Our Care Act. This bill will allow doctors to prescribe life-ending drugs to people with terminal illnesses who are deemed...

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News EPA announces intent to revise Obama Administration emissions standards
EPA announces intent to revise Obama Administration emissions standards
Elizabeth Lowman
April 3, 2018 08:45:43 am

Scott Pruitt, head of the Environmental Protection Agency on Monday announced the agency's intent to revise greenhouse gas emissions standards for cars and light trucks. The emissions standards will affect vehicles with model years of 2022-2025....

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News Nauru ends ties with Australia’s highest court, causing concern for refugees
Nauru ends ties with Australia’s highest court, causing concern for refugees
Elizabeth Lowman
April 3, 2018 07:46:51 am

Nauru announced Monday it is cutting ties with the High Court of Australia and establishing its own Court of Appeals. On its Twitter page, the Republic of Nauru said : As a sovereign nation with a democratically...

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News State Department proposal would ask about nonimmigrants’ social media profiles
State Department proposal would ask about nonimmigrants’ social media profiles
Elizabeth Lowman
March 30, 2018 06:12:58 pm

The US State Department submitted a proposal to the Federal Register on Friday that would require nonimmigrant visa applicants to list their social media identities for the last five years. The application would provide...

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