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ACLU Report: Detained Immigrant Children Subjected To Widespread Abuse By Officials
NPR Immigrant children in the custody of U.S. border authorities allegedly suffered pervasive abuse ranging from insults and threats to physical assaults, according to documents reviewed by the American Civil Liberties Union. A report released this week by ... |
New York Times |
There Are Two Georgias. One Just Made History.
New York Times Stacey Abrams posed with the staff at Schroeder's New Deli in Rome, Ga., during a short tour of North Georgia earlier this month. Ms. Abrams hopes to win her race for governor as an unapologetic liberal.CreditAudra Melton for The New York Times. Stacey Abrams made history. But is deeply conservative Georgia ready to elect a black woman governor? A Grim Prognosis for Trump Derangement Stacey Abrams shreds the usual game plan for Southern Democrats. Will it work? |
New York Times |
Trump Initiates Trade Inquiry That Could Lead to Tariffs on Foreign Cars
New York Times President Trump has initiated a sweeping trade investigation into whether autos imported into the United States pose a threat to national security, a move that could ultimately result in tariffs on foreign-made cars and further strain relations with ... Trump says US may launch national security probe of vehicle imports Trump Administration Looks Into New Tariffs on Imported Vehicles US Starts Probe to Consider Tariffs on Car, Truck Imports |
Washington Post |
No, Twitter still isn't subject to the First Amendment — even if a judge said Trump's account is
Washington Post President Trump violated the constitutional rights of Americans when he blocked some of his Twitter followers after they criticized him politically, a federal judge ruled Wednesday. The ruling by U.S. District Judge Naomi Buchwald identifies, for the ... Blocked by Trump: Twitter Users Sound Off on Being Barred Judge rules Trump can't block users on Twitter Trump Can't Block Critics From His Twitter Account, Judge Says |
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Was there really a spy inside the Trump campaign, as the president says?
NBCNews.com WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump's allegation that the Department of Justice put a "spy" inside his presidential campaign to frame him is being widely dismissed as absurd by current and former law enforcement officials. But it would not be absurd ... |
NPR |
ACLU Report: Detained Immigrant Children Subjected To Widespread Abuse By Officials
NPR Immigrant children in the custody of U.S. border authorities allegedly suffered pervasive abuse ranging from insults and threats to physical assaults, according to documents reviewed by the American Civil Liberties Union. A report released this week by ... Border Patrol Kicked, Punched Migrant Children, Threatened Some with Sexual Abuse, ACLU Alleges |
New York Times |
Jared Kushner Gets Security Clearance, Ending Swirl of Questions Over Delay
New York Times WASHINGTON — Jared Kushner, President Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, has been granted his permanent security clearance, a person briefed on the matter said on Wednesday, ending a period of uncertainty that had fueled questions about ... Mueller's investigators questioned Kushner about potential Russian collusion, obstruction Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law, has White House security clearance restored Jared Kushner Gains Permanent Security Clearance |
Washington Post |
Trump warns against admitting unaccompanied migrant children: 'They're not innocent'
Washington Post BETHPAGE, N.Y. — President Trump and his top administration officials repeatedly warned Wednesday that unaccompanied migrant children arriving at the southern border are potentially exposing the nation to eventual gang crime. Immigrant advocates ... Trump, Visiting Epicenter of MS-13 Killings, Demands Tougher Immigration Laws Trump planning to withhold aid from undocumented immigrant home countries Trump Suggests Withholding Aid to Curb Illegal Immigration |
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New York parents win legal battle to evict son, 30
BBC News A New York couple have won their legal battle to evict their 30-year-old son from home after he refused to leave. During a hearing at the state's highest court in Syracuse, a judge praised Michael Rotondo's legal research, but ordered him to leave the ... |
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