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News DOJ indicts six Volkswagen employees over conspiracy to cheat emissions tests
DOJ indicts six Volkswagen employees over conspiracy to cheat emissions tests
Steven Wildberger
January 12, 2017 10:07:45 am

The US Department of Justice on Wednesday announced that six high-ranking Volkswagen (VW) employees were indicted for their roles in a potential conspiracy to cheat emissions testing. At the same time as the announcement, Attorney General Loretta...

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News Senate holds second day of Sessions confirmation hearings
Senate holds second day of Sessions confirmation hearings
Steven Wildberger
January 12, 2017 09:12:11 am

The Senate Judiciary Committee on Wednesday held the second day of confirmation hearing for Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions , President-elect Donald Trump's proposed attorney general. Sessions' first day of confirmation hearings took place Tuesday, where Sessions pledged to fulfill...

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News US security advisors recommend moving away from private prisons for immigration detainees
US security advisors recommend moving away from private prisons for immigration detainees
Steven Wildberger
December 3, 2016 12:28:53 pm

The Homeland Security Advisory Council (HSAC) on Thursday suggested to Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson that the government should move away from housing immigration detainees in private prisons. At the behest of Johnson, an HSAC subcommittee reviewed...

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News Trump supporters challenge recounts in three states
Trump supporters challenge recounts in three states
Steven Wildberger
December 3, 2016 11:35:58 am

President-elect Donald Trump and his supporters filed legal challenges in Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin last week, in an effort to prevent recounts in those three states. Green Party candidate Jill Stein initiated the controversial...

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News New Ontario law updates parentage laws to recognize same-sex parents
New Ontario law updates parentage laws to recognize same-sex parents
Steven Wildberger
November 30, 2016 08:23:32 am

The Ontario legislature on Tuesday passed the All Families are Equal Act , recognizing same-sex couples as parents when they utilize assisted reproduction. The prior parentage laws, untouched since 1978, only recognized the birth parent when assisted...

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News Supreme Court hears argument on Texas death penalty disability standard
Supreme Court hears argument on Texas death penalty disability standard
Steven Wildberger
November 30, 2016 07:33:55 am

The US Supreme Court heard arguments Tuesday in Moore v. Texas , a case challenging Texas' standard for determining whether a person is intellectually disabled and therefore cannot be subject to capital punishment. In...

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News Clinton campaign to join Wisconsin vote recount
Clinton campaign to join Wisconsin vote recount
Steven Wildberger
November 26, 2016 05:19:52 pm

A lawyer for Hillary Clinton on Saturday announced that the Clinton campaign is joining Green Party candidate Jill Stein's recount in Wisconsin, and the campaign promised it will look into allegations of voter fraud. General counsel Marc...

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News UN staff designated to investigate human rights violations in Burundi
UN staff designated to investigate human rights violations in Burundi
Steven Wildberger
November 23, 2016 09:23:37 am

The President of the UN Human Rights Council, Ambassador Choi Kyonglim , on Tuesday announced that the UN commission investigating human rights violations in Burundi is to be staffed by Fatsah Ouguergouz of Algeria, Reina Alapini...

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News Italy court dismisses challenge to referendum
Italy court dismisses challenge to referendum
Steven Wildberger
November 23, 2016 08:25:16 am

A Rome court on Tuesday rejected an appeal challenging the wording of a political reform referendum in Italy. Brought by former constitutional court judge Valerio Onida , the challenge alleged that grouping...

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News Newtown families appeal dismissal of lawsuit against Remington
Newtown families appeal dismissal of lawsuit against Remington
Steven Wildberger
November 16, 2016 10:11:47 am

One survivor and nine families of the victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting on Tuesday filed an appeal to the Connecticut Supreme Court seeking to have the court reinstate their lawsuit against Remington. The families claim [AP...

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