Court Allows Sexual Abuse Cases Against San Francisco Archdiocese to Proceed to Trial
Court permits sexual abuse lawsuits against San Francisco Archdiocese to advance to trial, addressing allegations and seeking justice for victims.
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Month: April 2025
South Carolina Executes Mikal Mahdi by Firing Squad in Second Execution in Five Weeks
South Carolina executes Mikal Mahdi by firing squad, marking the state's second execution in five weeks, amid ongoing debates over capital punishment methods.
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North Dakota Man Cleared of Impersonating ICE Officer Charge
North Dakota man acquitted of charges for allegedly impersonating an ICE officer, highlighting legal proceedings and the outcome of the case.
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Sunday News Show Guest Lineups Revealed
Discover the latest guest lineups for Sunday news shows, featuring top political figures, analysts, and experts discussing current events and hot topics.
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Cuban Woman Sentenced to 7.5 Years for Human Smuggling Plot Resulting in 16 Deaths
Cuban woman sentenced to 7.5 years for orchestrating a human smuggling plot that tragically led to the deaths of 16 individuals.
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Oregon DMV Discovers Voter Registrations Without Citizenship Proof
Oregon DMV finds voter registrations lacking citizenship proof, raising concerns about election integrity and prompting a review of registration processes.
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Court Orders Resentencing Hearing for Menendez Brothers Over DA’s Objection
Court orders resentencing hearing for Menendez brothers despite DA's objection, potentially altering their life sentences for the 1989 murder of their parents.
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DOJ Concludes Environmental Justice Pact in Alabama County, Citing Trump Influence
DOJ finalizes environmental justice agreement in Alabama, highlighting Trump's impact on policies, aiming to address local community concerns and disparities.
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Can Luisa Gonzalez Overcome Correa’s Shadow in Her Bid for Ecuador’s Presidency?
Explore whether Luisa Gonzalez can step out of Rafael Correa's shadow and establish her own identity in her quest for Ecuador's presidency.
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Court Approves Deportation of Columbia Graduate Mahmoud Khalil, Pro-Palestinian Advocate
Court approves deportation of Columbia graduate Mahmoud Khalil, a pro-Palestinian advocate, sparking discussions on free speech and immigration policies.
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