North Korea Tests Short Range Missiles as Warning Over Drills
North Korea led by Kim Jong Un supervised multiple new type tactical guided missiles launched from a western air field. The launches over Pyongyang and into eastern waters demonstrated improved combat capability amid stalled nuclear talks and joint US South Korea exercises.
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Judge rejects Avery bid for new trial in Halbach killing
Wisconsin judge Angela Sutkiewicz denied Steven Avery’s request for a new trial in the 2005 Halbach murder. Bones turned over to Halbach family in 2011 were not disclosed to the defense. tests on the bones were inconclusive. Avery’s nephew Brendan Dassey remains imprisoned.
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Hong Kong Protest Scene Shifts as Residents Face Demonstrators
Riot police fired tear gas as protesters fled after setting a fire outside a police station and eggs were thrown at the precinct. Hundreds of residents gathered watching clashes, with police arresting 16 amid unlawful assembly and assault charges.
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Kashmir promises easing of curbs for Eid al Adha
India promised easing of restrictions and adequate essential supplies in Kashmir for Eid al Adha as a lockdown continued after stripping the region of autonomy. Pakistan said it would raise India's actions at the U N Security Council and potentially the Human Rights Commission. Rebels have long contested New Delhi rule.
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Srinagar
Dilbagh Singh
Press Trust of India
Ruling could steer college sexual assault procedures to high court
The 1st Circuit ruling questions live hearings with cross examination in campus sexual assault cases, contrasting a 6th Circuit decision on U institutions. The decision may spur Supreme Court action while shaping lawsuits against new Education Department rules.
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1St Circuit
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University of Massachusetts At Amherst
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