Saudi women vote and run in historic local elections
Women across Saudi Arabia cast ballots and stood as candidates in municipal elections for the first time, with 979 women and 5,968 men vying for council seats. Observers note driving rights remain restricted, while candidates like Karima Bokhary, 50, celebrate the milestone. Results due Sunday.
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Debate Over Legality of Trumps Muslim Ban
Washington AP reports legal scholars split on how the Supreme Court would handle a proposed temporary ban on Muslims entering the United States. Experts note no precedent exists for banning an entire religion, while recognizing broad executive and congressional discretion in immigration.
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Trump Carson Face Months to Decide on Third-Party Runs
Washington AP reports Donald Trump and Ben Carson could consider independent runs into the next year's primary season. Experts say state filing deadlines could give them until about March to launch third party campaigns and gather petition signatures to appear on ballots in all states. Starting next summer would be too late.
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SantaCon aims to end controversy with responsible revelry
New York organizers release SantaCon route before this year’s march through Brooklyn and Manhattan. They have obtained a park permit, coordinated with police, and call the event a transition to a more positive SantaCon while facing mixed city views and calls for self policing.
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