Federal execution planned in Terre Haute for Bourgeois case
Alfred Bourgeois, a 56 year old Louisiana truck driver, faces a federal execution in Terre Haute Indiana for the 2002 death of his 2 year old daughter after abusing her for weeks. His lawyers argue intellectual disability should bar the death penalty under federal law. Bourgeois would be the 10th federal inmate executed since July resumption and the second this week at the Terre Haute facility, with three more slated for January.
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Federal executions during lame duck era raise rights questions
Bourgeois draws in prison as his legal team argues the rush by President Trump to execute before Biden’s inauguration violates rights to exhaust appeals. Nolan confirms Bourgeois maintains a clean disciplinary record on death row. The federal spree marks the first such long gap since 1896 and recalls Grover Cleveland’s last lame duck executions.
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Weather Summary from Unspecified Report Dated Saturday
Year to date snow and temperature figures appear with forecasts for Saturday and Sunday. Northeast winds to 30 knots with rain and waves 4 to 6 feet Saturday, then northwest winds 15 to 20 knots with mostly cloudy skies and waves 5 to 7 feet subsiding to 3 to 5 feet Sunday.
Trump faces moment of truth as Electoral College meets
United States electors gather across 50 states to cast votes for President and Vice President amid appeals and legal battles. Biden is poised to receive 306 electoral votes to Trump’s 232, with lawmakers and electors marking the formal confirmation after a flood of lawsuits and claims of fraud.
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Biden and Harris named Time Person of the Year
Time chose Joe Biden and Kamala Harris as 2020 Person of the Year. The announcement aired on NBC with Bruce Springsteen hosting. Biden, elected 46th president, and Harris, first woman and first Black and Asian vice president, reflect a pivotal election and national unity aims.
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