A federal court temporarily spared around 250 State Department from dismissals at the 11th hour Thursday evening, though around 800 additional federal employees across four agencies are still hoping ...
While the jammer doesn't make license plates illegible to humans, it does make it invisible to AI-powered cameras and Florida doesn't want that ...
The Trump administration has begun referring to immigration judges as "deportation judges" in a recruitment push to hire more officials to carry out the president's mass deportation campaign. The ...
The 7th Judicial District Magistrates Commission will meet Jan. 30 in Custer County to select a magistrate judge to fill the vacancy created by the retirement of the Honorable James Barrett Jr. Three ...
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Kirby Air Riders
Road Trip is Kirby Air Riders’ single-player campaign, something that makes up for the lack of a Cup or Grand Prix mode. It’s ...
A state agency has revoked the license for Griffin Group Home Daycare in Milledgeville based on five different violations, ...
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ALBEMARLE COUNTY, Va. — The man who killed three University of Virginia football players in 2022 was given the maximum penalty for his crimes on Friday. After five days of a testimony, Judge Cheryl ...
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CT judge lets class actions proceed against Aquarion, Connecticut Water over PFAS contamination
WATERBURY - A judge has rejected requests by the Connecticut Water Co. and Aquarion Water Co. to dismiss two proposed class-action lawsuits accusing the utilities of selling drinking water ...
Ashleigh Banfield opened her NewsNation segment by laying out the paradox. To New York and the Justice Department, Luigi Mangione is a “cold-blooded assassin.” To a growing fan base, he’s something ...
Mounties are investigating a string of white supremacist phrases and symbols, including a crudely drawn swastika on a large ...
A Missouri judge who wore an Elvis Presley wig in his courtroom and played the singer's music from his phone during court proceedings has agreed to a deal that would cut his career on the bench short.
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