Democrats push new strategy for enforcing Russia subpoenas
Democrats move to authorize civil lawsuits against Attorney General William Barr and former White House counsel Don McGahn to enforce subpoenas tied to the Mueller report. The plan allows committee chairmen to sue without a full House vote with bipartisan OK, shifting from criminal contempt toward litigation to compel disclosure.
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Marshall student accused in two more campus attack cases
Joseph Chase Hardin, 22, a Marshall University student already convicted for a 2016 campus rape, has been indicted on second degree sexual assault charges involving two women from September and October 2018. He remains enrolled while facing probation violation charges and awaits a court hearing.
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Mother begs mercy for ex-husband in murder trial
Amber Kyzer, mother of five slain children, testifies in South Carolina court pleading for life imprisonment for Timothy Jones Jr. She says her kids loved him and asks jurors to spare him, while acknowledging the wrenching pain. The sentencing phase follows a murder conviction in August 2014.
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