Court blocks challenge to detention of war prisoners
In San Francisco the 9th U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled 3 to 0 that clergy and professors lack standing to sue for about 600 Afghan war prisoners held at Guantanamo Bay. The court upheld a Los Angeles judge's ruling that American courts have no power over military policy abroad.
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College admissions rise amid fewer high school grads
Despite a decline in high school graduates, colleges report an uptick in admissions. Universities cite stronger outreach, new programs, and improved enrollment strategies driving the increase as birth cohorts shrink and competition intensifies.
Campaign to bolster Black Press amid Daily News boycott
Philadelphia groups promote Black Press to counter the Daily News boycott. They tout reach of 1.2 million weekly readers and urge retailers in Black neighborhoods to stop selling the Daily News. The front page apology followed a story about at large murder suspects. editor denies racial divisiveness.
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Judge Finds Detox Docs Violated Medical Rules
A judge determined that the DetoxDocs breached medical regulations and authorities said they acted in good faith to enforce compliance. The ruling affirms regulatory concerns and signals ongoing scrutiny of related practices.
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