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Couple sits next to woman who died during Qatar Airways flight
A couple flying from Australia to Qatar found themselves sitting next to a woman who died during their flight. Mitchell Ring and Jennifer Colin were making their way to Venice by way of Qatar’s capital, Doha. Woman collapses during flight The couple told an Australian news outlet that during the final hours of their Qatar… -
GOP leaders call on AG Pam Bondi to release Epstein documents after promise
Republican politicians are calling on newly confirmed U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi to follow through on her promise to release documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case. The pressure comes after Bondi said during the week of Feb. 17 that she had a pile of documents on her desk, awaiting her review. Republican politicians demand… -
DHS shuts down CBP One app for immigrant entry, now used to self deport
Full Story The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced that the Customs and Border Patrol One app will now only serve to assist noncitizens in leaving the country. Before the change, the app was used to help migrants travel to the U.S. Trump Administration’s stance on migrant travel A DHS spokesperson confirmed to Fox News… -
Giuliani satisfies $148 million judgment over 2020 election defamation case
Rudy Giuliani’s years-long saga with two Georgia election workers over his false statements after the 2020 presidential election has concluded, allowing him to narrowly avoid a second trial. Lawyers for Shaye Moss and Ruby Freeman told a federal court that Giuliani has satisfied the defamation judgment against him. Giuliani reached a settlement to resolve the… -
As New York prison strike enters week 2, inmate dies at impacted facility
As an illegal strike across dozens of New York prisons enters its second week, officials announced a 61-year-old inmate at one of the impacted facilities died over the weekend. The death occurred at Auburn Correctional Facility, where U.S. National Guard troops are deployed. The troops replaced corrections officers who walked off of the job in… -
New Jersey residents with autism can put diagnosis on license, ID
New Jersey residents with autism or a communication disorder can soon choose to designate their diagnosis on their driver’s license or state-issued ID. The initiative aims to improve interactions with law enforcement officers and prevent misunderstandings. Support for law enforcement Individuals can apply to have a “5” added to their driver’s license or ID. When… -
Federal judge blocks ICE agents from certain arrests at places of worship
A federal judge in Maryland blocked Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents from entering certain places of worship. The ruling came down Monday, Feb. 24, and does not apply nationwide. The lawsuit, filed in January by five Quaker congregations from Maryland, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and Virginia, as well as a Georgia-based Cooperative Baptist Fellowship and a… -
City council in Colorado proposes fine for lying, sitting in downtown area
A Colorado city council member is proposing an ordinance aimed at improving pedestrian safety in downtown Pueblo, but critics argue it could unfairly target the city’s homeless community as homelessness continues to rise. Council member Joe Latino is pushing for a ban on sitting or lying down near public rights of way, in places like… -
WI governor wants to remove gendered words ‘mother’ or ‘father’ from law
Full Story As Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers, D, finalizes the state budget for the next two years, he’s introducing a proposal that doesn’t deal with finances. Instead, it focuses on changing everyday language by eliminating gender-specific terms for men and women. Proposal targets language in state law On Friday, Feb. 21, Evers recommended a change… -
Arizona bill restricting AI in medical decisions advances to Senate
A bill to prevent artificial intelligence from making medical decisions is one step closer to becoming law in Arizona. On Thursday, Feb. 20, lawmakers in the state’s House of Representatives overwhelmingly passed the measure, which will now go to the Senate for approval before reaching Gov. Katie Hobbs’ desk. The bill requires doctors and healthcare… -
AG Bondi reviewing Epstein documents for release, could hold client list
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi confirmed that she is reviewing the release of more documents connected to Jeffrey Epstein’s case, which may include a list of his clients. A stack of files sits on her desk, signaling that the release of the documents is imminent. The files could reveal names of individuals tied to Epstein’s… -
Trump selects Alice Johnson, the woman he previously pardoned, as ‘pardon czar’
Full Story Alice Johnson, a woman who spent more than two decades in federal prison before being pardoned by President Donald Trump during his first term, has been appointed to a new role known as “pardon czar.” In her new position, Johnson will use her personal experience with the justice system to advise the president… -
Dominican Republic prisons pushed past capacity, inmates held without charges
The Dominican Republic has long struggled with overcrowded prisons. Despite promises from government officials to reform the system, issues persist. The country currently operates 19 traditional prisons and 22 correctional rehabilitation centers. However, overcrowding and unsanitary conditions continue to plague older facilities. Dominican Republic prisons remain overcrowded La Victoria, the oldest and largest prison in…
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