Salman Rushdie attacker jailed for 25 years in New York
Hadi Matar, 27, was sentenced to 25 years in prison for the 2022 stabbing of Salman Rushdie at the Chautauqua Institution. He also received seven years for wounding a onstage participant, to run concurrently. Rushdie, 77, submitted a victim impact statement. trial showed the knife attack as he spoke at a winter safety event.
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Judge says U S secrets claim inadequate in Garcia case
In Greenbelt Maryland federal Judge Paula Xinis pressed the Trump administration Friday over its use of the state secrets privilege in the Kilmar Abrego Garcia case describing the government's reasoning as insufficient and "take my word for it" while noting no details were provided to assess the concerns.
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Ethics questions rise over pregnant brain dead Georgia case
In Georgia a brain dead pregnant woman kept on life support raises abortion law and fetal personhood questions. Emory Hospital cites Georgia law while lawmakers seek legal guidance as activists discuss racial equity and rights for fetuses.
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GOP led states curb DEI expansion beyond colleges
Republican led states accelerate moves to end diversity, equity and inclusion efforts across government functions. An AP analysis notes governors have roughly doubled actions since 2023, building on federal orders and court battles. Supporters cite benefits of inclusive workplaces. opponents tie DEI to discrimination.
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