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... the Jan. 6 riot, in which hundreds of Trump loyalists were arrested and prosecuted in federal court, may also have dampened the passion among supporters for confrontation. The indictment of Trump, 76, would be an extraordinary development after years of investigations into his business, political and personal dealings. Even as ...
In Alabama, for instance, they made the suggestion that, if they couldn't prosecute women who had abortions for homicide, that they might use the state's chemical endangerment law to bring -- to bring charges against women. So, these attorneys generals are getting very creative in how they are trying ...
... any classified documents, the president's attorney said. Agents did take some handwritten notes and other materials relating to Biden's time as vice president for review. The search, disclosed by Biden's personal lawyer, was the latest discomfiting moment for a president who has sought to contrast his sensitivity ...
... closed that investigation in late 2021 without bringing charges.This year, a group searching the Leflore County Courthouse basement found an unserved 1955 arrest warrant for “Mrs. Roy Bryant.” In August, another Mississippi grand jury found insufficient evidence to indict Donham, causing consternation for Till relatives and activists. Although Mississippi ...
... Muslims mark five years since fleeing persecution in Myanmar, and teachers in Ohio agree to end a four-day strike. ... Amna Nawaz: The U.S. Justice Department will have to release at least some information it used to justify searching the Trump estate in Florida. A federal magistrate judge today ...
... and we'll call you when there's an oil spill?” Subpoenas served on 'fake electors' The hearing was gaveled in as the Department of Justice escalated its own investigation, searching Clark’s Virginia home this week as federal agents also served subpoenas across the country related to the scheme ...
... said 27 times that he couldn’t breathe and went limp, Blackwell said in the case that triggered worldwide protests, scattered violence and national soul-searching over racial justice. “He put his knees upon his neck and his back, grinding and crushing him, until the very breath -- no, ladies and ...
... many skills and she had worked so hard, it was very difficult to maintain her safely in the home. Cat Wise: After a lot of searching, they found a unique residential treatment program and school run by the Justice Resource Institute, a nonprofit that provides mental health care for those ...
... crimes to which they confessed in exchange for becoming 'insider witnesses' for future trials. Such a development would significantly advance efforts to hold perpetrators accountable for atrocity crimes against Rohingya," the group said. The International Court of Justice is the U.N.'s top court. It settles disputes between nations ...
... the highest alerts at the White House complex since the Sept. 11 attacks in 2001. WATCH: One Minnesota mayor on why communities need ‘deep soul searching’ after George Floyd’s deathSecret Service protocol would call for all those under the agency’s protection to be in the underground shelter. Trump ...
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