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Eight years after Kendrick Johnson, 17, was found upside-down in a large mat in his high school gym, the Lowndes County sheriff decided to reopen the case.
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More than 2,500 migrants have been arrested on trespassing charges under a program created last year by Gov. Greg Abbott. About 900 are still being held in state prisons.
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Lawmakers from both parties and interest groups swung into gear to influence President Biden’s choice for the first Black woman to serve on the nation’s highest court.
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Senators involved in the negotiations underway say the discussions are serious and substantive, but some Democrats remain wary.
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The replacement of Justice Stephen G. Breyer with another liberal is unlikely to alter the basic dynamic at the court or to slow its accelerating conservative ambitions.
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Speaking with Justice Stephen Breyer by his side from the Roosevelt Room, Mr. Biden hailed his three decades on the federal bench, including almost 28 years on the Supreme Court.
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More than 30 people remained unaccounted for after the boat that was carrying them overturned off Florida’s Atlantic Coast last weekend, the authorities said.
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He and his wife came up with the idea for federally funded legal services, then went on to found the first public-interest law school.
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Despite once being ensnared in a federal corruption investigation, Philip Banks III will play a central role in the mayor’s plan to reduce gun violence.
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He was jailed multiple times in the South during the 1960s and made human rights his lifelong cause, following the Jewish doctrine of “tikkun olam” — to repair the world.
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A new directive outlines steps intended to change how commanders think about their jobs, after New York Times investigations into botched airstrikes.
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The associate justice was appointed to the Supreme Court in 1994 by President Bill Clinton.
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The board voted unanimously to remove “Maus,” a Pulitzer Prize-winning graphic novel, from classrooms because it contained swear words, according to minutes from the meeting.
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A winter storm watch was in effect from Eastern North Carolina up to New England. Meteorologists said that slight changes in the storm’s track could shift snow totals drastically.
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President Biden’s pledge to nominate a Black woman to the Supreme Court has drawn conservatives’ criticism. But they may just have a short memory.
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Nurses and doctors say they don’t want to abandon their co-workers or their patients.
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More than 2,500 migrants have been arrested on trespassing charges under a program created last year by Gov. Greg Abbott. About 900 are still being held in state prisons.
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Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, has done six missile tests this month — equal to all of 2021 — and called on the nation to prepare for “long-term confrontation.”
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The department said it would use new funding in the infrastructure law to carry out the strategy, which touches on issues ranging from speed limits to emergency medical care.
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Ms. Harris makes intricate, stylized grills using a network of vendors in New York City’s diamond district.
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Central Michigan University said the error was made by school staff members who were testing new messaging technology.
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A proposed ordinance, believed to be the first of its kind in the U.S., calls for an annual “harm reduction fee” of about $25 to pay for programs to stem gun violence.
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The formal responses offered President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia a choice: negotiate or risk facing punishing economic sanctions.
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The president’s promise highlights a group that has struggled to become part of the very small pool of elite judges in the nation’s higher federal courts.
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Given their tenuous majority, Democrats intend to act fast, anticipating roadblocks from Senator Mitch McConnell and Republicans.
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After a series of legislative losses, the chance for President Biden to fulfill a promise by nominating a Black woman was seen by progressives as a chance to show he could still bring about change.
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Plus, Tucker Carlson assures us that he’s “not an agent of Russia.”
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G.O.P. leaders are attacking President Biden for what they call a weak response to Russian aggression, but their far-right flank is questioning U.S. involvement, and even its alliance with Kyiv.
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A federal judge said Mr. Rhodes, who was charged in connection with the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, was a flight risk partly because of “elaborate escape tunnels” in his backyard.
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The Republican digital donation platform is facing inquiries from four state attorneys general into its use of prechecked boxes to withdraw donations automatically.
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Though Democrats do not need to worry about Republicans using a filibuster against the forthcoming nominee, winning confirmation is no slam dunk.
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A war game and study by a think tank illustrate how dependent the world is on Taiwan’s semiconductor foundries.
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At 45, she would be younger than all but one of the current justices were when they were nominated.
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Many Senate Republicans have, as a matter of course, opposed Mr. Biden’s nominees for seats on the lower federal courts.
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Many Senate Republicans have, as a matter of course, opposed Mr. Biden’s nominees for seats on the lower federal courts.
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Representative James E. Clyburn, Democrat of South Carolina, supports a little-known federal judge in his home state: J. Michelle Childs.
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Schools deploy creative measures to staff classrooms.
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His voting over the years was generally similar to that of other Democratic appointees, if perhaps a little more conservative.
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Biden, then a candidate with a struggling campaign for the Democratic nomination, made the promise ahead of his party’s primary in South Carolina.
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Judge Jackson, 51, already successfully went through the Senate confirmation process last year.
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Recent changes in Senate rules mean a nominee can be confirmed with a bare majority, but Democrats will have to hold their narrow ranks together.
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Recent changes in Senate rules mean a nominee can be confirmed with a bare majority, but Democrats will have to hold their narrow ranks together.
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The vacancy will give President Biden his first chance to name a new justice. He has promised to nominate a Black woman.
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It never quite fit in your wallet, so it’s no surprise you may have misplaced it by now.
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Rescuers said weather conditions had improved, but prospects of survival looked increasingly “dire.”
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Staffing shortages, infected colleagues, exhaustion and burnout.
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Ownership of more than 500 acres of a forest in Mendocino County was returned to 10 sovereign tribes who will serve as guardians to “protect and heal” the land.
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A proposed luxury development in hills already scarred by wildfire is raising questions about the continued push to build in areas at highest risk.
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Harlem Councilwoman Kristin Richardson Jordan, who has equated the policing system to slavery, is now considering how to deliver her message in a district mourning for two officers.
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The challenge to Representative Madison Cawthorn’s re-election bid could set a precedent to challenge other Republicans who encouraged the Jan. 6 attack.
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