Michigan State dean charged in sex conduct case
Former Michigan State University dean William Strampel, who supervised the doctor at the center of the USA Gymnastics sex abuse scandal, faces four criminal counts including fourth degree criminal sexual conduct. Prosecution says he pressured and touched students and failed to properly oversee Larry Nassar. Strampel denied any inappropriate contact and said he involved officials after the complaints emerged.
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Dakmak
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Schlitterbahn exec and designer charged with murder
Kansas AG unseals indictment naming Schlitterbahn co owner Jeff Henry Verruckt designer John Schooley and Henry Sons Construction with second degree murder aggravated endangerment of a child and aggravated battery in the 2016 Caleb Schwab death. Also charged are Henry Sons Construction.
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Ex-justice urges repeal of the Second Amendment
Former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens calls for repeal of the Second Amendment in a New York Times opinion. He argues against gun ownership rights as the White House reaffirms support for the amendment amid renewed focus on school shootings and youth protests.
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Americans split on repealing the Second Amendment
A Feb YouGov Economist poll found 21 percent support a repeal, 60 percent oppose, with 39 percent of Democrats backing repeal and 8 percent of Republicans. The survey also shows 46 percent favor modifying the amendment for stricter gun laws.
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States vow to block citizenship question in 2020 census
Several states and civil rights groups promise to stop the federal government from asking if residents are citizens in the 2020 census arguing the move could discourage participation and skew congressional representation. Lawsuits from New York and California are planned against the Commerce Department and Census Bureau.
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