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US Journalists Flagged Air Force One 'Gaps'. Can They Be Forced To Testify?
US Attorney Jay Clayton issued the subpoenas ordering journalists to testify on Wednesday concerning "alleged violation of federal criminal law."
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Grand Jury Issues Subpoenas In Connection With Trump Jr Russia Links: Sources
A grand jury has issued subpoenas in connection with a June 2016 meeting that included President Donald Trump's son, his son-in-law and a Russian lawyer, two sources told Reuters on Thursday, signalling an investigation is gathering pace into suspected Russian meddling in the 2016 US election.
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Former US House Speaker Paid to Hide Sexual Misconduct: Report
A former US House Speaker who has been indicted by a federal grand jury allegedly paid off an individual to hide past sexual misconduct, the Los Angeles Times reported Friday.
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Grand Jury Indicts Alabama Policeman for Throwing Indian Grandfather to Ground
A US grand jury has indicted an Alabama police officer, captured on video throwing an Indian man to the ground, on a civil rights charge stemming from the use of unreasonable force, federal prosecutors said on Friday.
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Indian-American Siblings Awarded $9 Million Settlement in Assault Case
An Indian-American sibling duo have been awarded a record $9 million in damages for severe injuries sustained by them after they were attacked by metal bats during a brawl with two men in a night club in 2005.
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Protests Slow in New York After Funeral for Slain Black Man
A fourth night of demonstrations against police violence got off to a slow start on a rain-soaked Saturday in New York, after mourners held a funeral for a black man shot dead by a white police officer in the stairwell of a Brooklyn apartment house.
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New York Bracing for Grand Jury Decision in Police Chokehold Case
One week after violence in Ferguson, New York is anxiously bracing for a separate grand jury decision in another racially charged case involving a white police officer and the death of an African-American.
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Barack Obama Deeply Worried and 'Disappointed' by Ferguson Violence
US President Barack Obama is concerned and disappointed at the violence that broke out after a Missouri grand jury decided not to indict a white police officer for the shooting death of an unarmed black teenager, a White House aide said on Tuesday.
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Missouri Governor Orders More Troops to Ferguson After Riots
Aiming to head off more looting and rioting, Missouri's governor on Tuesday ordered National Guard reinforcements into the St. Louis suburb of Ferguson following overnight violence ignited by the clearing of a white police officer in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager.
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Riots After US Jury Fails to Indict Ferguson Policeman
The town of Ferguson erupted in violence as protesters shot at police and set cars and buildings ablaze Monday night after a grand jury chose not to indict a white officer who killed an unarmed black teen.
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US "Has More Work to do" on Race Relations: Barack Obama on Ferguson
US President Barack Obama issued an appeal on Monday for restraint by protesters and police after a Missouri grand jury decided not to indict a white police officer in the shooting death of a black teen last August.
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Security Stepped Up Ahead of Ferguson Grand Jury Decision
Police stepped up security and erected barricades in St. Louis on Sunday, bracing for the worst with a grand jury to decide whether to indict a white officer for shooting dead an unarmed black teenager.
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Ferguson Continues to Experience Unrest Ahead Brown Shooting Hearing
Tensions continue to run high in the town of Ferguson, ahead of a grand jury hearing over the shooting of unarmed 18-year-old Michael Brown by a police officer, in a case that has strained racial fault lines.
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Officials Prepare for Ferguson Grand Jury Decision, Urge Calm
Police and protest organizers laid the groundwork on Friday for steps to avert street violence once a St. Louis-area grand jury decides whether to indict the white police officer who fatally shot unarmed black teenager Michael Brown in August.
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US Journalists Flagged Air Force One 'Gaps'. Can They Be Forced To Testify?
US Attorney Jay Clayton issued the subpoenas ordering journalists to testify on Wednesday concerning "alleged violation of federal criminal law."
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Grand Jury Issues Subpoenas In Connection With Trump Jr Russia Links: Sources
A grand jury has issued subpoenas in connection with a June 2016 meeting that included President Donald Trump's son, his son-in-law and a Russian lawyer, two sources told Reuters on Thursday, signalling an investigation is gathering pace into suspected Russian meddling in the 2016 US election.
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Former US House Speaker Paid to Hide Sexual Misconduct: Report
A former US House Speaker who has been indicted by a federal grand jury allegedly paid off an individual to hide past sexual misconduct, the Los Angeles Times reported Friday.
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Grand Jury Indicts Alabama Policeman for Throwing Indian Grandfather to Ground
A US grand jury has indicted an Alabama police officer, captured on video throwing an Indian man to the ground, on a civil rights charge stemming from the use of unreasonable force, federal prosecutors said on Friday.
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Indian-American Siblings Awarded $9 Million Settlement in Assault Case
An Indian-American sibling duo have been awarded a record $9 million in damages for severe injuries sustained by them after they were attacked by metal bats during a brawl with two men in a night club in 2005.
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Protests Slow in New York After Funeral for Slain Black Man
A fourth night of demonstrations against police violence got off to a slow start on a rain-soaked Saturday in New York, after mourners held a funeral for a black man shot dead by a white police officer in the stairwell of a Brooklyn apartment house.
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New York Bracing for Grand Jury Decision in Police Chokehold Case
One week after violence in Ferguson, New York is anxiously bracing for a separate grand jury decision in another racially charged case involving a white police officer and the death of an African-American.
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Barack Obama Deeply Worried and 'Disappointed' by Ferguson Violence
US President Barack Obama is concerned and disappointed at the violence that broke out after a Missouri grand jury decided not to indict a white police officer for the shooting death of an unarmed black teenager, a White House aide said on Tuesday.
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Missouri Governor Orders More Troops to Ferguson After Riots
Aiming to head off more looting and rioting, Missouri's governor on Tuesday ordered National Guard reinforcements into the St. Louis suburb of Ferguson following overnight violence ignited by the clearing of a white police officer in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager.
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Riots After US Jury Fails to Indict Ferguson Policeman
The town of Ferguson erupted in violence as protesters shot at police and set cars and buildings ablaze Monday night after a grand jury chose not to indict a white officer who killed an unarmed black teen.
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US "Has More Work to do" on Race Relations: Barack Obama on Ferguson
US President Barack Obama issued an appeal on Monday for restraint by protesters and police after a Missouri grand jury decided not to indict a white police officer in the shooting death of a black teen last August.
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Security Stepped Up Ahead of Ferguson Grand Jury Decision
Police stepped up security and erected barricades in St. Louis on Sunday, bracing for the worst with a grand jury to decide whether to indict a white officer for shooting dead an unarmed black teenager.
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Ferguson Continues to Experience Unrest Ahead Brown Shooting Hearing
Tensions continue to run high in the town of Ferguson, ahead of a grand jury hearing over the shooting of unarmed 18-year-old Michael Brown by a police officer, in a case that has strained racial fault lines.
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Officials Prepare for Ferguson Grand Jury Decision, Urge Calm
Police and protest organizers laid the groundwork on Friday for steps to avert street violence once a St. Louis-area grand jury decides whether to indict the white police officer who fatally shot unarmed black teenager Michael Brown in August.
