Justice Rehnquist’s Son Charged After Marion Crash
James Rehnquist, 22, son of Supreme Court Justice William Rehnquist, pleaded innocent to drunken driving and driving to endanger after a Marion Massachusetts crash that injured a passenger. He was released on his own recognizance. trial set for July 21.
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Few Are Chosen Promising Future Catches One Man
A reflective piece notes that only a tiny fraction reach a promised future, illustrating the slim odds for rare individuals to attain extraordinary success and recognition.
Dispute Over Sabbath Rules Sparks Fatal Jeep Collision
In Tel Aviv area, a 22-year-old Herzl Attia was killed when his jeep struck a barricade set by rabbis opposing traffic on the Sabbath. Police deployed to Bnei Brak to quell angry, mostly secular crowds as tensions rise after a coalition pact with religious parties.
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Africa’s Dream Of Unity Dims In East Africa Rift
East African nations face political, ethnic and territorial strains that threaten regional unity. Sudan, Ethiopia, Somalia and Kenya clash over borders and alliances while the East African Community sinks toward collapse amid rival blocs and shifting external influence.
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