The president’s continuing threats have prompted election and law enforcement authorities nationwide to prepare for an unprecedented clash.
President Trump’s potential Supreme Court pick could face scrutiny for staying on — and becoming a key voice — in a federal court decision expected to limit voting by poor former inmates.
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When a “no-knock” policy collides with the “castle doctrine,” the results can be tragic and infuriating, which is why legal experts say the two do not mix.
The move comes amid rising concern that Congress would not attempt to provide more relief until after the election despite rampant unemployment.
As American growers harvested summer crops, the migration of seasonal farmworkers who were infected with the virus represented a growing health and humanitarian crisis.
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North Korea sent a letter expressing “immense regret” over the execution of the fisheries officer near the countries’ disputed border.
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