Supreme Court declines to fast track Trump immunity ruling
The Supreme Court will not take up the request to rule on whether Trump can be prosecuted over actions to overturn the 2020 election. The decision leaves the issue to the D C Circuit and keeps the March 4 trial date in play for now.
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Chutkan
U.S. Supreme Court
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High Court
Gaza war toll reaches 20000 dead in 11 weeks
Gaza health officials say more than 20,000 Palestinians have died as Israel expands its offensive. The conflict has displaced vast numbers, with UN reports highlighting widespread hunger and destruction in Gaza and calls in the UN Security Council for aid delivery reforms.
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U.N
Gilad Erdan
Authorities did not confront Maine shooter in weeks before killings
Video released shows Sagadoc County Sgt. Skelfield and Army Reserve Capt. Reamer discussing a potential threat posed by Robert Card. Police briefly staked out the Saco facility and carried out a welfare check at Card’s Bowdoin home, with requests to merely document the encounter. Auburn official Leroy Walker Sr. criticized police after his son was killed.
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Army
Jeremy Reamer
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Reamer
Robert Card
Card
Army Reserve
Saco
Sheriff's Department
Carol
Bowdoin
Auburn
Leroy Walker Sr
Joseph Walker
Schemengees Bar & Grill
Walker
Biden pardons thousands on federal marijuana charges nationwide
President Joe Biden pardons thousands convicted of simple marijuana possession on federal lands and in the District of Columbia. The action widens eligibility to include more offenses and grants clemency to 11 people with disproportionately long non-violent drug sentences. No federal inmates freed. aims to remove barriers to housing and employment. Schedule I reclassification debate continues as regulators study moving marijuana to Schedule III.
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Bishops push back against Pope on blessing same sex couples
Catholic bishops in Africa and Poland reject or downplay Pope Francis policy allowing blessings for same sex couples. Africa's 54 nations include 31 with anti gay laws. Polish bishops say no blessings and uphold traditional marriage.
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