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News Supreme Court dismisses travel ban challenge as moot
Supreme Court dismisses travel ban challenge as moot
Jaclyn Belczyk
October 10, 2017 11:45:01 pm

In a brief order Tuesday evening, the US Supreme Court vacated the judgment in one of two pending challenges to President Donald Trump's executive order limiting entry to the US from certain countries. The court remanded Trump v....

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News Parties file Supreme Court briefs on whether travel ban cases are moot
Parties file Supreme Court briefs on whether travel ban cases are moot
Jaclyn Belczyk
October 6, 2017 02:43:06 pm

The parties involved in challenging President Donald Trump's travel ban order filed letter briefs with the US Supreme Court Thursday addressing whether the issue is moot in light of Trump's September 24 proclamation that created new restrictions on...

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News Federal judge rules Trump administration cannot withhold grants from ‘sanctuary cities’
Federal judge rules Trump administration cannot withhold grants from ‘sanctuary cities’
Jaclyn Belczyk
September 15, 2017 06:37:41 pm

A judge for the US District Court for the Northern District of Illinois ruled Friday that the Trump administration cannot withhold grants to so-called "sanctuary cities," issuing a nationwide injunction. US Attorney General had said in March that...

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News Thailand ex-PM flees country ahead of verdict: reports
Thailand ex-PM flees country ahead of verdict: reports
Jaclyn Belczyk
August 25, 2017 01:30:56 pm

Former Thai prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra failed to appear in court to hear the verdict in her trial Friday, amid reports that she had fled the country to Dubai . Yingluck was facing corruption charges involving mismanagement...

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News Federal judge blocks revised Texas voter ID law
Federal judge blocks revised Texas voter ID law
Jaclyn Belczyk
August 24, 2017 02:51:55 pm

A judge for the US District Court for the Southern District of Texas on Wednesday blocked Texas from enforcing a revised voter identification law . Judge Nelva Gonzales Ramos had previously found that a...

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News Chile court allows abortion in some cases
Chile court allows abortion in some cases
Jaclyn Belczyk
August 21, 2017 04:18:25 pm

Chile's Constitutional Court on Monday approved legislation that would legalize abortion in certain circumstances. The bill, approved by the Chilean Congress earlier this month, would allow abortions in instances of...

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News ICC orders reparations for destruction of Timbuktu shrines
ICC orders reparations for destruction of Timbuktu shrines
Jaclyn Belczyk
August 17, 2017 02:25:44 pm

The International Criminal Court (ICC) on Thursday found that a Malian jihadist is liable for individual and collective reparations for overseeing the destruction of Muslim shrines in Timbuktu. Ahmad Al Faqi was found...

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News Settlement reached in lawsuit over CIA interrogation techniques
Settlement reached in lawsuit over CIA interrogation techniques
Jaclyn Belczyk
August 17, 2017 12:54:00 pm

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) on Thursday announced a settlement in a lawsuit against two psychologists who devised the torture techniques used on three former Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) prisoners. The ACLU filed the lawsuit ...

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News UN rights chief urges Kenya leaders to avoid post-election violence
UN rights chief urges Kenya leaders to avoid post-election violence
Jaclyn Belczyk
August 15, 2017 03:49:13 pm

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein called on Kenyan leaders Tuesday to "take the responsible path and exercise their leadership to avoid violence" in the wake of last week's contentious election. Deadly protests erupted...

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Sessions orders federal probe into Charlottesville violence
Jaclyn Belczyk
August 14, 2017 02:03:38 pm

US Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Saturday announced a federal civil rights investigation into the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, over the weekend. A "Unite the Right" rally turned deadly when counter-protesters clashed with members of white nationalist groups...

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