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... justice that we called for in Lebanon. GWEN IFILL: Prosecutors are expected to call hundreds of witnesses, and the trial will likely last months. A searing heat wave forced the Australian Open tennis tournament to suspend play for several hours today, as temperatures in Melbourne hit 111 degrees. The world ...
... save lives, perhaps even thousands of lives. The captured terrorists of the 21st century do not fit easily into traditional systems of criminal or military justice, which were designed for different needs. We have to adapt. Other governments are now also facing this challenge. We consider the captured members of ...
... here as long as he did. Judy Woodruff: Linick had been the State Department's inspector general since 2013. Elections officials in Georgia are under searing criticism today after voters waited for hours and voting machines failed in Tuesday's primary. Amid the confusion, a Democratic contest for a U ...
... The order aims to keep families together while they are in custody, expedite their cases, and ask the Department of Defense to help house families. Justice Department lawyers had been working to find a legal workaround for a previous class-action settlement that set policies for the treatment and release ...
... policy, but would aim to keep families together while they are in custody and ask the Department of Defense to help house the detained families. Justice Department lawyers have been working to find a legal workaround for a class-action lawsuit settlement that set policies for the treatment and release ...
... and Venezuelans a month who apply online with a financial sponsor and arrive at an airport. WATCH: Biden announces tougher border restrictions, offers legal path for 30,000 each month Hundreds of predominantly Colombian migrants waited to be processed Saturday in searing heat near Jacumba, California, having slept for days ...
... outpost in Eastern Afghanistan. He was held in captivity for five years. The Obama administration engineered a controversial prisoner swap with the Taliban in 2014 for his release. For more on Bergdahl and the searing testimony at his sentencing hearing, we turn now to New York Times reporter Richard Oppel ...
... Kyoto, Japan’s ancient capital, at the time of the attack. One of the survivors said he saw a black cloud rising from downstairs, then scorching heat came and he jumped from a window of the three-story building gasping for air. The company, founded in 1981 and better known ...
... records and obstructing justice. The trial is set to be held in Fort Pierce, Florida. The date is widely expected to be pushed back. Searing heat and soaring demand forced the Texas power grid operator to call for conservation today for the first time this year. Days of heat ...
... change to the nation’s criminal justice system, and they overwhelmingly want to see clear standards on when police officers may use force and consequences for those who cross the line. The poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research said 29% think the criminal justice system ...
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