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Illegal Alien from India Charged with Wholesale Drug Distribution from a Round Table Pizza Restaurant in Tulare County

A federal grand jury today returned an indictment against Kawal Preet Singh, 50, an Indian national unlawfully present in the United States, charging him with distribution of methamphetamine, possessi...

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Judge Pauses Key Part of Virginia Law Limiting ICE Cooperation

“directly regulates the conduct of federal law enforcement in the enforcement of the federal immigration laws, thereby violating the intergovernmental immunity doctrine.” U.S. District Court Judge Rob...

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Immune cells outside brain may drive Alzheimer’s-related neurodegeneration

Researchers used mice to investigate how T cells contribute to brain cell destruction in Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders.

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Amnesty International calls for protection of Angolan women and children fleeing drought and climate change

Amnesty International on Wednesday reported that Angolan individuals displaced by prolonged drought to Namibia face human rights abuses due to their lack of safe and legal status in the host country....

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Remember Who Your Clients Are — See Also

Representation Fail:Bankruptcy filing accused firm of representing the estate while really working for the guy who put it in bankruptcy. Now the partner involved has vanished from the firm's website.F...

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Omaha Man Sentenced to 30 Years for Child Pornography Offenses

Kenneth Ray Beams, 41, of Omaha, Nebraska, was sentenced on August 27, 2026, in federal court in Omaha for production or attempted production of child pornography and possession of child pornography.

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Judge Pauses Trump’s Order Limiting Birthright Citizenship

“The Supreme Court has spoken: Children in the certified class are ‘citizens at birth.'” U.S. District Judge Deborah Boardman placed a temporary injunction on provisions in President Donald Trump’s ex...

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A judge blocks Trump’s new bid to curb birthright citizenship, citing Supreme Court precedent

Trump has long wanted to end birthright citizenship, issuing a previous executive order declaring that children born to people who are in the United States illegally or temporarily are not American ci...

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US dispatch: Supreme Court allows President Trump to move forward with mail-in voting directive

On August 24, 2026, the United States Supreme Court granted the Trump administration’s emergency request to put on hold a federal preliminary injunction blocking portions of President Trump’s executiv...

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The Infamous 12-Hour Closing Statement

Proof lawyers need a lot of stamina.The postThe Infamous 12-Hour Closing Statementappeared first onAbove the Law.

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Khanna Adviser has Ties to Group Connected to China, Fang Fang

Henry “Yin, a Chinese-American, is associated with numerous United Front groups, which are arms of the CCP.” The New York Post reported that the nonprofit with links to the Chinese Communist Party (CC...

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Former San Francisco real estate investor must face pandemic relief fraud claims

The judge denied Luke Brugnara’s motions to dismiss the case and reconsider his pre-trial custody conditions while repeatedly warning about his inappropriate behavior in court.

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The Minnesota State Fair Is Making Trump’s Great American State Fair Look Like The Pathetic Failure That It Was

A good state fair is not about polishing one man’s tremendous ego.The postThe Minnesota State Fair Is Making Trump’s Great American State Fair Look Like The Pathetic Failure That It Wasappeared first ...

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Hawaii Supreme Court grapples with election tiebreaker

Justices questioned whether Hawaii election officials lawfully used a random drawing to resolve an exact tie and whether voters should get another chance to decide.

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Patagonia, tribes and conservationists reopen suit to block Utah national monuments reduction

The same coalition sued the Trump administration in 2017 after Trump sought to significantly reduce protections for the two national monuments, which was resolved when Joe Biden restored them as presi...

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Idaho Supreme Court wades into tussle over abortion initiative ballot language

Proposition One seeks to establish the right to abortion before fetal viability and in medical emergencies.

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Blue states sue Trump over Medicaid ban on trans youth treatments

The states accuse the Trump administration of using transgender minors as “scapegoats to stoke national division.”

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Jan. 6 pipe bomb suspect urges judge to drop terrorism charge

The charge requires that the conduct was tied to an intent to influence a unit of government, which Brian Cole Jr. argues the Republican and Democratic National Committees are not.

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Google dodges antitrust breakup of ad tech business

In a win for Google, the tech giant won't have to divest its ad tech arm, even despite a determination it violated antitrust laws.

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DOGE’s Cost-Cutting Measures At The IRS Resulted In A Greater Loss Of Tax Enforcement Income

Collection and enforcement revenue is down due to staff reductions.The postDOGE’s Cost-Cutting Measures At The IRS Resulted In A Greater Loss Of Tax Enforcement Incomeappeared first onAbove the Law.

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