Federal judges block immediate end to DACA
A 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel ruled the Trump administration cannot immediately end DACA. The decision keeps protections for about 700,000 people brought to the U.S. as children, citing an erroneous view of the law and stress on executive discretion. The ruling rejects the premise that courts lack review power over immigration actions.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hospitalized After Fracturing Ribs
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, 85, was admitted to George Washington University Hospital after fracturing three ribs during a fall in her office Wednesday night. The court says she returned home before dawn and sought treatment for discomfort.
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Duck boat captain indicted in Missouri sinking
A federal grand jury charged Kenneth Scott McKee, captain of the Stretch Duck 7 for Ride the Ducks in Branson, with misconduct negligence and inattention to duty after a Table Rock Lake sinking in July that killed 17 people. An indictment was unsealed hours before a U S Attorney announcement in Springfield Missouri.
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California fire devastates Paradise hospital and homes
A fast moving northern California wildfire swept through Paradise burning a hospital and hundreds of homes. Strong winds fanned the Camp Fire as tens of thousands fled by car or on foot. Chico could face the blaze next as winds push it west. Officials cautioned that fatalities had been reported but not yet verified.
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WFP to double Yemen aid as 14 million face hunger
The World Food Program plans to double its Yemen relief, aiming to reach up to 14 million people to avert mass starvation. The agency says Yemen suffers the world’s largest hunger crisis with millions on the edge of famine and current aid serves up to 6 million Yemenis.
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Unresolved high profile races challenge Georgia Florida Arizona
Contested elections in Georgia Florida and Arizona face possible recounts and legal fights two days after voting. Abrams campaign vows to pursue ballot counts while Kemp has resigned as secretary of state to ensure public confidence. Nelson seeks recount in Florida with Scott's lead narrowing. Arizona’s Sinema McSally race hangs on thousands of remaining ballots. Democrats gain House majority as districts flip in Washington New Mexico and a Georgia runoff looms.
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