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ICC warrants Bashir over Darfur as South Africa clash tests justice
International Criminal Court warrants Sudan's Omar Bashir for war crimes and genocide, while South Africa debates immunity and detains him briefly before he returns to Sudan. The episode highlights ICC limits, political interference, and questions about global pursuit of accountability.
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Pulaski Township weighs noise limits at gas site hearing
At a June 1 township meeting residents discussed rescinding the noise ordinance amid a hearing on a proposed Hilcorp gas well pad. Critics urged decibel meters, citing studies by Harvard Medical School on health effects. Firefighter readiness and 24 hour response were raised as safety concerns for a potential well fire.
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Trump in GOP primary sparks debate on America's future
Tribune News Service notes the ongoing discussion of Donald Trump entering the Republican presidential race. The piece critiques his wealth claims, policy ideas, and rhetoric while outlining upcoming debates and media dynamics surrounding his candidacy.
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State budget clash over school funding unfolds at Capitol
Gov Wolf faces hurdles as lawmakers debate funding and pension reform with a June budget deadline. Protests loom, religious groups push for more money, while a new funding formula aims to direct aid by student need. Republicans demand pension reforms and cautious spending amid scrutiny of school staffing cuts.
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