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Missing woman’s brother recounts her fears as prosecution rests murder case against her husband
Defense attorneys for Naresh Bhatt will target testimony by forensic investigators.
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Judge orders feds to decide on California spotted owl protections by April
U.S. Fish and Wildlife can no longer delay its final listing determination for the bird species and must "do more with less," a federal judge ruled.
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‘Unacceptable’: Watchdog group responds to UFC’s airing of controversial pro-Trump ad
Last week, U.S. District Judge Jennifer Rochon ordered several MAGA ads be taken down amid concerns they violated laws on taxpayer-funded propaganda.
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Judge forces Iowa to let Satanic Temple hold holiday event in state Capitol
The state thrice denied the Satanic Temple’s application for a family friendly holiday event featuring satanic carols, arts and crafts and a Krampus costume contest, arguing it would be harmful to minors.
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Judge presses DOJ attorney over ‘unreliable’ voter list
The judge is expected to rule Monday on a Justice Department request to stay an existing temporary restraining order in the case.
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Jury set for trial of man who threatened to ‘skin’ federal judge
Twelve jurors will decide whether emails to the judiciary saying, among other things, that it was "legal to kill judges” constitute a true threat.
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Fifth Circuit questions whether Chinese citizens can challenge Texas property ban
Two Chinese nationals say Senate Bill 17 unconstitutionally blocks them from making further purchases of Texas real estate. The state says their plans are too speculative and lack constitutional rights.
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Judge tosses DOJ’s suit against Harvard over race-related admissions data
The government sought that data as part of an investigation into whether Harvard has engaged in discrimination by considering race in its student admissions process.
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Coup or restoration? Poland’s constitutional court standoff divides Europe
Poland's constitutional court is in chaos: A pro-EU government installs judges by force, suspends its old leadership and the hard-right opposition calls it a coup.
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Judge scolds ICE over warrantless arrests in Oregon, orders compliance
"Indeed, the sole ICE officer who testified admitted to falsely stating facts in official agency documentation about the basis for an arrest. There is no telling how many other agents in Oregon engaged in similar misconduct," U.S. District Judge Mustafa Kasubhai wrote.
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Torrential rains spell disaster across Southwest
The increased rainfall could improve drought conditions, but a Colorado climate expert says the winter runoff will play a larger role.
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Feds fumble push to squash prisoner transfer to halfway house at SCOTUS
Several justices balked at the federal government’s request to relitigate a question that the high court already agreed to decide.
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Evidence indicates parts of jet broke off before Florida crash that killed 9, investigators say
The pilot had said ice was accumulating on the jet and that turbulence was jolting it, according to air traffic control recordings.
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Detained by ICE one minute after court-ordered release
MINNEAPOLIS — A federal court in Minnesota granted a Guatemalan citizen’s motion to enforce the court’s prior order after he was detained just one minute after ICE released him on the court’s order. The court finds the man was never released from custody because officers took…
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Ukraine says Russian strikes dash peace progress hopes after more than 20 killed
Both Russia and Ukraine said overnight that their emergency warnings apps were hacked in apparent cyberattacks that came after the truce had ended.
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UK adventurer ends epic 28-year trek across jungles, frozen sea
Karl Bushby said he would now be focusing on a documentary about him by German filmmaker Werner Herzog, as well as writing a book and making the adjustment back into normal life.
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Snap reaches settlement with two social media victims, avoiding trial
The settlement resolves the cases of two unnamed plaintiffs, whose trial was set to begin on Wednesday.
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Prosecutors float retrial for Lindsay Clancy at hearing to dismiss murder case
Assistant District Attorney Jennifer Sprague said that there “would be a retrial” for Clancy after a jury deadlocked on her triple murder case — but she declined to say what charges her office would pursue.
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Trump asks Supreme Court for help in bid to set aside California ballots
With the midterms one day away, the Trump administration asked the Supreme Court for help litigating its unproven claims of noncitizen voting in California.
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Iowa AG announces GM settlement
DES MOINES — Iowa Attorney General Brenna Bird announced the state settled its consumer protection lawsuit against General Motors, which the state accused of failing to disclose to auto buyers that their cars’ onboard OnStar software would collect driving data and sell it to…