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Here's What To Know About Sex Toys Being Thrown At WNBA Games
In the past week and a half, sex toys have been thrown on court during games in Atlanta on July 29, Chicago on August 1, Los Angeles on August 5 and Chicago again on Thursday night.
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FBI Raided Their House By Mistake. 8 Years Later, A Big Court Decision
The Atlanta family is suing the government to hold them accountable for a "wrong house" raid by FBI agents.
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US Court Temporarily Restores Legal Status Of 133 Students, Majority Indians
In a big relief, a court in the United States' Georgia has temporarily reinstated the SEVIS (Student and Exchange Visitor Information System) records for 133 international students, of whom the majority are Indian.
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US Court Removes Georgia Prosecutor Fani Willis In Trump 2020 Election Case
The state appeals court cited Fani Willis' romantic link to a lawyer she hired to help prosecute the case and said that it created an appearance of conflict of interest.
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CrowdStrike, Delta Sue Each Other Over Flight Disruptions Due To July Crash
Cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike said on Monday it sued Delta Air Lines in US District Court in Georgia after a faulty software update prompted a global outage in July.
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Delta Sues CrowdStrike Over July's Global Outage That Caused Flight Cancellations
Delta Air Lines on Friday sued CrowdStrike in a Georgia state court after a global outage in July caused mass flight cancellations.
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US Court Dismisses Two Criminal Counts Against Trump
A Georgia judge on Thursday dismissed two criminal counts in the U.S. state's 2020 election interference case against Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and one other count against allies of the former president.
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US Court Halts Trump's 2020 Election Interference Case
A Georgia appeals court on Wednesday froze all proceedings in the election interference case against former US president Donald Trump and his co-defendants in the southern state.
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Georgia's Constitutional Court Clears Move To Remove President
Georgia's constitutional court on Monday ruled that President Salome Zurabishvili had breached the constitution by making unauthorised foreign trips, paving the way for her removal.
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Trump May Seek To Move Georgia Election Case To Federal Court
Donald Trump may seek to move the Georgia criminal case in which he is accused of conspiring to overturn his 2020 U.S. election loss from state to federal court, his lawyer said in a court filing on Thursday.
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Donald Trump Pleads Not Guilty In Georgia Election Fraud Case
Former U.S. President Donald Trump pleaded not guilty on Thursday to a wide-ranging Georgia criminal indictment related to his attempts to overturn his 2020 election defeat, according to a court filing.
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Social Media Regulation Sought by Bill Passed by US State Senate
The Georgia state Senate voted 33-21 to pass a bill that seeks to prohibit social media platforms from removing or censoring content amid an outcry from conservatives that their political views are being discriminated against, even though a similar Texas law has been put on hold by a federal court.
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Donald Trump Loses Legal Fight In Georgia And Michigan
President Donald Trump's campaign lost court rulings in the closely contested states of Georgia and Michigan on Thursday, even as it vowed to bring a new lawsuit challenging what it called voting irregularities in Nevada.
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Supreme Court Seeks Information On Woman, Minor Son Living In US
The Supreme Court Monday sought to know the whereabouts of a US-based NRI woman and her minor son who were stated to be living in Georgia in the USA.
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US High Court Grapples With Racism in Jury Selection
Timothy Foster has spent nearly 30 years on Georgia's death row. On Monday, his lawyer will speak before the Supreme Court to fight for his life, pointing to endemic racism in US jury selection and the death penalty.
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Here's What To Know About Sex Toys Being Thrown At WNBA Games
In the past week and a half, sex toys have been thrown on court during games in Atlanta on July 29, Chicago on August 1, Los Angeles on August 5 and Chicago again on Thursday night.
-
FBI Raided Their House By Mistake. 8 Years Later, A Big Court Decision
The Atlanta family is suing the government to hold them accountable for a "wrong house" raid by FBI agents.
-
US Court Temporarily Restores Legal Status Of 133 Students, Majority Indians
In a big relief, a court in the United States' Georgia has temporarily reinstated the SEVIS (Student and Exchange Visitor Information System) records for 133 international students, of whom the majority are Indian.
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US Court Removes Georgia Prosecutor Fani Willis In Trump 2020 Election Case
The state appeals court cited Fani Willis' romantic link to a lawyer she hired to help prosecute the case and said that it created an appearance of conflict of interest.
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CrowdStrike, Delta Sue Each Other Over Flight Disruptions Due To July Crash
Cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike said on Monday it sued Delta Air Lines in US District Court in Georgia after a faulty software update prompted a global outage in July.
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Delta Sues CrowdStrike Over July's Global Outage That Caused Flight Cancellations
Delta Air Lines on Friday sued CrowdStrike in a Georgia state court after a global outage in July caused mass flight cancellations.
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US Court Dismisses Two Criminal Counts Against Trump
A Georgia judge on Thursday dismissed two criminal counts in the U.S. state's 2020 election interference case against Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and one other count against allies of the former president.
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US Court Halts Trump's 2020 Election Interference Case
A Georgia appeals court on Wednesday froze all proceedings in the election interference case against former US president Donald Trump and his co-defendants in the southern state.
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Georgia's Constitutional Court Clears Move To Remove President
Georgia's constitutional court on Monday ruled that President Salome Zurabishvili had breached the constitution by making unauthorised foreign trips, paving the way for her removal.
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Trump May Seek To Move Georgia Election Case To Federal Court
Donald Trump may seek to move the Georgia criminal case in which he is accused of conspiring to overturn his 2020 U.S. election loss from state to federal court, his lawyer said in a court filing on Thursday.
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Donald Trump Pleads Not Guilty In Georgia Election Fraud Case
Former U.S. President Donald Trump pleaded not guilty on Thursday to a wide-ranging Georgia criminal indictment related to his attempts to overturn his 2020 election defeat, according to a court filing.
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Social Media Regulation Sought by Bill Passed by US State Senate
The Georgia state Senate voted 33-21 to pass a bill that seeks to prohibit social media platforms from removing or censoring content amid an outcry from conservatives that their political views are being discriminated against, even though a similar Texas law has been put on hold by a federal court.
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Donald Trump Loses Legal Fight In Georgia And Michigan
President Donald Trump's campaign lost court rulings in the closely contested states of Georgia and Michigan on Thursday, even as it vowed to bring a new lawsuit challenging what it called voting irregularities in Nevada.
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Supreme Court Seeks Information On Woman, Minor Son Living In US
The Supreme Court Monday sought to know the whereabouts of a US-based NRI woman and her minor son who were stated to be living in Georgia in the USA.
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US High Court Grapples With Racism in Jury Selection
Timothy Foster has spent nearly 30 years on Georgia's death row. On Monday, his lawyer will speak before the Supreme Court to fight for his life, pointing to endemic racism in US jury selection and the death penalty.
