Four shot at Texas Roadhouse in San Antonio
A 6-year-old was among four shot outside a Texas Roadhouse in San Antonio. Two adults remain in life-threatening condition, others stable. Police say the shooting did not appear random as victims were waiting outside before entering the restaurant. All victims hospitalized.
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Jeff Vander-Leo
Troll factory workers defend US election meddling charges
Former Internet Research Agency staffer Marat Mindiyarov says the troll operation in St. Petersburg used skilled English writers to sway US opinion. The 2016 indictment links Yevgeny Prigozhin to funding fictitious accounts aimed at undermining faith in the US political system.
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Russia
U.S
Marat Mindiyarov
Internet Research Agency
Facebook
Mindiyarov
Associated Press
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Yevgeny Prigozhin
Putin
Dmitry Peskov
Peskov
Moscow
Hillary Clinton
Minnesota polling place attire clash reaches Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on February 28 will hear a challenge to Minnesota’s ban on political apparel at polls, a rule to curb disorder and voter intimidation. The case, led by Pacific Legal Foundation, argues free speech rights are violated. Minnesota defends the restriction as necessary for order.
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Supreme Court
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New Judge Deciding Vote in Key Labor Union Case
The Supreme Court prepares to hear a case Feb 26 on whether government employees may be required to pay fair share fees to unions. If the court overturns 41 years of precedent, unions representing over 5 million workers could face funding changes. Mark Janus argues his First Amendment rights oppose compulsory payments, while union and legal defense voices frame the issue as essential collective bargaining.
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Illinois
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National Right To Work Legal Defense Foundation
Janus
California
Antonin Scalia
Poland defends Morawiecki remarks on Nazi collaborators
Poland refuses to apologize for Prime Minister Morawiecki's Munich remarks listing Jews among Nazi era perpetrators alongside Germans. Israel condemns the comments as outrageous, while Poland defends the linguistic slip and cites historical collaboration among nations.
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Yair Lapid
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Czaputowicz
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