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News Federal appeals court allows Alaska natives to place land in federal trust
Federal appeals court allows Alaska natives to place land in federal trust
Matthew Santiago
July 3, 2016 03:43:12 pm

A federal appeals court on Friday rejected the Alaskan government's challenge in a case determining the right of Alaskan tribes to place land in a federal trust. Alaskan tribes originally sued the Department of the...

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News North Carolina legislators leave controversial LGBT law mostly unchanged
North Carolina legislators leave controversial LGBT law mostly unchanged
Matthew Santiago
July 3, 2016 02:49:33 pm

The North Carolina General Assembly adjourned for the year on Friday after making only minor changes to the state's highly criticized House Bill 2 . Legislators altered the original law by restoring the right to...

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News Federal judge blocks Florida efforts to cut Planned Parenthood funding
Federal judge blocks Florida efforts to cut Planned Parenthood funding
Matthew Santiago
July 2, 2016 01:34:16 pm

US District Judge Robert Hinkle issued a preliminary injunction on Thursday blocking provisions of a new Florida law that would cut state funding to clinics that provide abortions. Though the law was planned to take effect on...

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News China implements new internet regulations for search companies
China implements new internet regulations for search companies
Matthew Santiago
June 26, 2016 08:11:23 pm

The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) on Saturday announced that search companies must abide by new internet regulations. The CAC stated that search companies must produce results in line with national interests and must clearly...

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News Cameroon parliament votes for gender-balanced adultery ban
Cameroon parliament votes for gender-balanced adultery ban
Matthew Santiago
June 26, 2016 07:15:48 pm

Cameroon's parliament voted on Wednesday for the country's penal code to punish men and women for adultery under equal terms. Though adultery was already a criminal act for both genders, the penal code previously punished women for...

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New York senate passes bill to legalize fantasy sports
Matthew Santiago
June 19, 2016 04:12:51 pm

The New York Senate on Saturday passed a bill to legalize fantasy sports amid national concerns that the activity qualifies as illegal gambling. The bill would require frequent and highly-skilled players to sufficiently...

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News Egypt court affirms death sentences in espionage case
Egypt court affirms death sentences in espionage case
Matthew Santiago
June 19, 2016 03:21:27 pm

The Cairo Criminal Court on Saturday upheld the death sentences of six defendants, including three journalists, charged with espionage for leaking state secrets to Qatar. While the defendants were originally sentenced to death in May , the Egyptian...

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News Mexico congress passes tougher anti-corruption bills
Mexico congress passes tougher anti-corruption bills
Matthew Santiago
June 18, 2016 05:33:13 pm

The Mexican Congress on Friday passed several anti-corruption bills that would increase the severity of penalties for corruption charges. Should President Enrique Peña Nieto approve the bill, public officials would face increased fines...

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News Egypt appeals court acquits 33 convicted protesters
Egypt appeals court acquits 33 convicted protesters
Matthew Santiago
June 5, 2016 04:58:11 pm

A Cairo appeals court on Saturday acquitted 33 protesters previously sentenced to two years in prison. The protesters were among 300 others who were arrested in April for holding a large scale public demonstration against the surrendering...

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News Taliban gunmen attack Afghanistan court building, killing prosecutor
Taliban gunmen attack Afghanistan court building, killing prosecutor
Matthew Santiago
June 5, 2016 03:23:35 pm

Three Taliban gunmen on Sunday attacked a court building in eastern Afghanistan, killing seven people including a newly appointed chief prosecutor. Authorities state that 21 others were injured in the attack before the gunmen were shot dead...

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