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American arrested for legitimate reasons in Russia or hostage of a diplomatic war? The drug trafficking and smuggling trial of star basketball player Brittney Griner is due to open this Friday near Moscow. The sequel could reveal how much the athlete risks becoming a bargaining chip between the two powers. “It’s not looking good,” comments … Read more

Washington – The United States Supreme Court agreed Thursday to hear an appeal from North Carolina Republicans that could sharply limit state courts’ authority over redistricting.as well as the elections to the Congress already the presidency. Judges will weigh whether state courts, finding violations of their state constitutions, can order changes to federal elections and … Read more

Miami Florida – The state of Florida will debut this Friday about 150 new laws, including some as controversial as the one that prohibits the abortion after 15 weeks of pregnancywhose entry into force may still be judicially blocked, or popularly known as “Don’t say gay”. A judge in Leon County, to which the capital, … Read more

Washington — The commission of the House of Representatives investigating the seizure of Capitol On January 6, 2021, he heard dramatic testimonies about the efforts of donald trump for not knowing the results of the elections and encouraging a mob that ended up attacking the Capitol. But did Trump commit any crime? Cassidy Hutchinsonan employee … Read more

New York — Newspapers in the United States continue to close at the rate of two a week, according to a report published Wednesday. Areas of the country without a reliable source of local news tend to be poorer, older, and less educated than those with better news coverage.according to Northwestern University’s Medill School of … Read more

New York — Newspapers in the United States continue to die at the rate of two a week, according to a report published Wednesday. Areas of the country without a reliable source of local news tend to be poorer, older, and less educated than those with better news coverage.according to Northwestern University’s Medill School of … Read more

Kentucky — Arizona’s attorney general says the state outright bans abortion under a 1901 law, and Louisiana’s attorney has warned doctors not to perform pregnancy terminations, though a judge prevented the state from banning the procedure. Meanwhile, a judge in Kentucky cleared the way for such procedures to resume, and in Florida a judge said … Read more

Saint Anthony — The migrants found this week inside a tractor-trailer were inside the vehicle when it passed through a Border Patrol checkpoint before arriving in San Antonio, where dozens of them were found dead, an official said Thursday. The truck passed through the Interstate 35 checkpoint, located 26 miles northeast of the border city … Read more

(New York) A major cell of the New York police in charge of sex crimes, which inspired the famous television series “New York, special unit”, is the subject of a major investigation by the American federal justice against its policies “sexist” towards victims of sexual assault. The two New York federal prosecutors’ offices – Manhattan … Read more

New York – The United States Department of Justice is investigating the treatment that the New York Police Department (NYPD) provides victims of sexual crimes after receiving reports of deficiencies for more than a decade, prosecutors said Thursday. kristen clarkeassistant attorney general for the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division, and two federal prosecutors in New … Read more