Judge rejects change to detainee feeding at Guantanamo
U S District Judge Gladys Kessler denied Abu Wa el Dhiab request to keep a feeding tube in place for three days and allowed restraint chair use during force feeding. Separately, ISIL leaders were targeted near Mosul in coordinated airstrikes destroying a convoy of 10 armed trucks. Nissan recalls over 52,000 vehicles for Takata air bags across Infiniti and Nissan models. A Hinsdale South class debunked a 19 degree incline claimed for Nik Wallenda, calculating a 10 5 degree parabola instead.
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Washington
Guantanamo Bay
U.S
Gladys Kessler
Abu Wa’el Dhiab
Guantanamo
Kessler
Dhiab
Baghdad
Mosul
ISIL
Islamic State Group
al-Baghdadi
Iraq
Syria
New York
Nissan
Takata Corp
Takata
Chicago
Nik Wallenda
Marina City
West Tower
Leo Burnett
Hinsdale South High School
Darien
Linda Korbus
Wallenda
Discovery Channel
Korbus
Americans freed from North Korea sail home on Clapper mission
Two Americans, Matthew Miller of California and Kenneth Rae of Washington, were released from North Korea and en route to the West Coast with James Clapper, the director of national intelligence. The mission marked a rare high level contact with Pyongyang and followed years of tense diplomacy amid North Korea’s human rights concerns.
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Washington
North Korea
U.S
Matthew Miller
Bakersfield
Calif
Kenneth Rae
Lynnwood
Wash
West Coast
James Clapper
National Intelligence
Clapper
Pyongyang
Miller
Bae
Barack Obama
White House
Kim
Obama
China
Myanmar
Australia
U.N
North
International Criminal Court
Sue Mi Terry
Columbia University
Bruce Klingner
CIA
Heritage Foundation
John Kerry
Oman
Terri Chung
State Department
Chung
Ebola volunteers wrestle with quarantine
New York doctors and nurses weigh the toll of Ebola quarantine rules as they consider joining International Medical Corps missions in West Africa. Amid fears of 21 day quarantines and family disruption, volunteers like Dr. Robert Fuller and nurse Andrew Wegoye rethink participation while aid groups say the impact on relief efforts remains unclear.
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New York
Robert Fuller
Indonesia
Haiti
Philippines
West Africa
International Medical Corps
Uconn
Fuller
Liberia
Andrew Wegoye
United States
Kaci Hickox
New Jersey
Sierra Leone
Join Mukherjee
Partners In Health
AmeriCares
Uganda
Wegoye
Monrovia
Lynch nominated as new AG defender of civil rights
Loretta Lynch, a former federal prosecutor in New York, helped prosecute police misconduct in the Abner Louima case, a defining civil rights prosecution. Her nomination as attorney general signals continued focus on policing issues alongside ongoing Ferguson investigations and legacy of Holder.
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Washington
Loretta Lynch
New York
Abner Louima
Lynch
Barack Obama
Ferguson
Eric Holder
Louima
Justice Department
Samuel Bagenstos
Lynch Justice Department
Arizona immigrant smuggling law struck down by court
A federal judge voided Arizona's 2005 immigrant smuggling statute as part of challenges to the 2010 immigration law. The ruling narrows local police reach on illegal immigration, echoing broader court limits on state efforts to enforce federal immigration powers.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Mexico
Peter Spiro
Temple University
Washington
U.S
Susan Bolton
Obama
Jonathan Paton
Tucson
Paton
U.S. Justice Department
Maricopa County
Joe Arpaio
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