Supreme Court says states decide rape victims' federal suit rights
A Monday ruling holds that Congress cannot grant rape victims the ability to sue attackers in federal court. The decision places the responsibility on individual states to provide such legal avenues for women harmed by violence.
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ECISD Board to Meet at 7 Tonight
ECISD school board will meet at 7 p.m. in the Administration Building. At the meeting, board members elected to new terms will take the oath of office. The agenda includes district policy discussions and a review of the school construction report.
GM to Pay Repair Bills for Eligible Car Owners and Lessees
Detroit inspection notes indicate General Motors will reimburse eligible repair bills. A New Jersey trial court granted preliminary approval to the plan and will hold a hearing for final approval.
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Whitley Road Elementary Visits Fort Worth Zoo Wildlife
Kindergartner Ton Harris holds Splash the alligator during a Wild Wonders program visit to Whitley Road Elementary in Watauga on Monday. The Fort Worth Zoo event introduced students to an alligator and other exotic animals including a penguin roseate spoonbill coatimundi Harris hawk and clouded leopard.
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Industrial production jumps in April to 20 month high
U S factory and mining output rose 0 9 percent in April doubling hopes for inflation containment. Economists say April strength may push the Fed toward a half point rate hike at its upcoming meeting.
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Archaeologists work amid Los Alamos fire debris for clues
Archaeologists accompany firefighting crews in Los Alamos New Mexico as a blaze ripping through 44000 acres and destroying 260 homes prompts protection of potential sites. Experts say many remains lie buried yet to be found and advise careful excavation when safe.
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Wind torn flag marks Cerro Grande fire near Los Alamos
A wind driven Cerro Grande blaze roared through Los Alamos New Mexico burning over 44323 acres and damaging or destroying more than 400 homes. Residents began returning to parts of town while gas and electricity remained out for an estimated week. The Los Alamos nuclear laboratory stayed closed as crews fought the fire and protected culturally sensitive sites.
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West Bank clashes kill four and injure hundreds amid protests
Palestinian protests in the West Bank escalated into gun battles with Israeli troops. Four Palestinians were killed and more than 330 injured as clashes spread to Nablus and other areas. Israeli forces fired on gunmen holed up in buildings near Joseph's Tomb while hotel guests, including nine Americans, were trapped in a Palestinian-run hotel lobby.
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