Court rejects Alabama immigration law appeal
The U S Supreme Court refused to revive parts of Alabama's immigration law as lower courts had blocked key provisions. SPLC asserts immigration reform is federal, while Alabama officials vow to press avenues for review. The ruling returns the case to trial court with some issues needing further litigation.
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Man charged after mass stabbing at St Jude Church Albuquerque
Lawrence Capener 24 told police he targeted the choir leader believing he was a Mason in a far reaching secret society. He stabbed four parishioners during Sunday Mass and was held by church members until officers arrived. Capener faces three counts of aggravated battery with $75,000 bail.
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Daniel
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William Patterson
Pueblo
Colo
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N.M
Lawrence Capener
Obama taps Charlotte mayor Foxx to lead transportation
President Obama names Anthony Foxx as transportation secretary nominee. Foxx, Charlotte mayor since 2009, cited for urban transit expansion, airport runway opening, and light rail work. Nomination highlights diversity goals after first-term picks. If confirmed, Foxx would succeed Ray LaHood in a Democrat administration.
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Lawyer argues former ricin suspect's home unlivable
Kevin Curtis, once charged in ricin letter cases to Obama, Wicker and a Mississippi judge, had his home searched without finding ricin. His lawyer asks U S Attorney for temporary housing, repair of home and possessions, and payment of legal bills. The home description includes torn art, broken frames, shattered locks, and insects amid garbage collection delays.
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