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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 2023

Page

4

Russia Court Bans LGBTQ Movement as Extremist Group

Russia's Supreme Court ruled that what the government calls the LGBTQ movement operates as an extremist organization and banned it. The decision, delivered in a closed hearing, marks a drastic step in a decade‑long crackdown on LGBTQ rights under President Putin.

Tallinn Estonia Russia Supreme Court Justice Ministry Vladimir Putin

Gaza ceasefire extended as hostages released in Gaza

Hamas freed six hostages hours after releasing two Israeli women as the cease-fire nears its eighth day. A bus with 30 Palestinian prisoners welcomed in Ramallah, while 140 hostages remain believed in Hamas captivity. Blinken urged extension and compliance with international humanitarian law to protect civilians.

Deir Al-Balah Gaza Strip Israel Hamas Gaza Red Cross West Bank Ramallah Adm Daniel Hagari Hagari U.S Antony Blinken Benjamin Netanyahu Blinken

FBI headquarters decision scrutinized

A federal watchdog probes how the Biden administration picked a site for a new FBI headquarters, focusing on conflict of interest claims in the competition between a Greenbelt Maryland site and Virginia alternatives. The GSA cites cost and transit access. lawmakers question process.

Washington Biden Administration FBI Bureau Inspector General General Services Administration D.C Greenbelt Virginia GSA

Court reinstates gag order barring Trump from maligning court staff

New York appeals court on Thursday reinstated a gag order that bars Donald Trump from commenting on court personnel. The decision comes two weeks after one judge paused the order during appeals. Judge Arthur Engoron widened the ban to include lawyers amid Trump’s disparaging posts about clerk Allison Greenfield.

New York Donald Trump Carr Arthur Engeron Trump Christophe Kise Steven Chean Engoron Letitia James James Engeron Allison Greenfield Greenfield New York Supreme Court New York Times

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