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US Court Says Would Block Trump's Birthright Citizenship Order Nationwide
A federal judge in Maryland could soon become the second to block President order restricting from taking effect nationwide, if an appeals court were to allow it.
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US Supreme Court Backs Parents Opting Children Out Of LGBTQ-Themed Books
The US Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in favor of parents seeking the right to opt their children out of lessons involving LGBTQ-themed books on religious grounds.
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Donald Trump Seeks To End Birthright Citizenship, Appeals In Supreme Court
Donald Trump's executive order seeking to end birthright citizenship was blocked by federal district courts in Maryland, Massachusetts and Washington state.
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Teenage Girl "Sexting" Her Friends Is Child Pornography, Says US Court
Maryland's child pornography laws apply when the child is both the subject and sender of sexually explicit material, the state's highest court ruled Wednesday, in a case testing how to treat teenagers who voluntarily self-produce and share their own images.
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Man Tried To Run Down "Disbelievers" In ISIS-Type Attack: US Prosecutors
Federal authorities have arrested a Maryland man they say planned to plow a stolen U-Haul van into crowds at National Harbor, a large shopping and entertainment compound outside of Washington, as part of an Islamic State-inspired plot, court documents say.
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US Top Court Sympathetic Toward Maryland Cross In Major Religion Case
US Supreme Court justices on Wednesday signalled a willingness to let a 40-foot-tall (12 meters) cross-shaped war memorial stay on public land in Maryland despite a legal challenge that called it an unconstitutional government endorsement of religion.
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White Nationalist Wanted To "Kill Every Person On Earth": US Court
A U.S. Coast Guard lieutenant and self-identified white nationalist has been arrested after federal investigators uncovered a cache of weapons and ammunition in his Maryland home that authorities say he stockpiled to launch a widespread domestic terrorist attack targeting politicians and journalists.
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Maryland Shooting Suspect Battled Newspaper In Court And Lost
The 38-year-old man suspected of killing five people at the offices of a Maryland newspaper group on Thursday had a long-running feud with Capital Gazette, attacking the Annapolis-based family of publications in the courts and on social media.
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US President Donald Trump Claims Immunity, Asks Court To Toss Foreign Payments Suit
President Donald Trump has again asked a U.S. court to dismiss a suit accusing him of flouting constitutional safeguards against corruption by refusing to separate himself from his business empire while in office, claiming "absolute immunity."
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One Day, Serious Athlete Couldn't Walk Straight. Doctors Were Stumped
"What are you doing?" Laura Hsiung's friends asked as she slowly loped across a Maryland handball court, her ankle off-kilter so that she was walking on the outside of her left foot.
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Bank Teller Stole $185,000 From Homeless Customer Who Brought In A Garbage Bag Of Cash
A 29-year-old bank teller stole more than $185,000 from a homeless customer who tried to deposit a garbage bag full of cash at a Wells Fargo branch in Georgetown, according to court filings and attorneys in the case.
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In Rare Spectacle, Army Court-Martials A Retired General
The US Army will do something this weekend it has done only four other times since the Truman administration: drag a general into a military courtroom to face criminal charges. James Grazioplene, 68, a retired major general from Gainesville, Virginia, is being court-martialed on charges that he raped a child over a six-year period while he was on a...
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Judgement Day For Donald Trump's Revised Travel Ban
President Donald Trump faces a day of legal reckoning Wednesday on the fate of his revised travel ban, with three federal courts from Maryland to Hawaii to mull the measure on the eve of its implementation.
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Patients Of Gynecologist Find Fairness Elusive And Sense Of Security Ruined
Jyllene Wilson is still wary of doctor's offices and public restrooms, and whenever she's away from home, she uses a smartphone app that can help detect hidden cameras to ensure she is safe from prying eyes.
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Indian-American student charged with murder of friend denied bail
An Indian-American student, charged with murder of his high school friend, has been denied bail by a local Maryland court.
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US Court Says Would Block Trump's Birthright Citizenship Order Nationwide
A federal judge in Maryland could soon become the second to block President order restricting from taking effect nationwide, if an appeals court were to allow it.
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US Supreme Court Backs Parents Opting Children Out Of LGBTQ-Themed Books
The US Supreme Court ruled 6-3 in favor of parents seeking the right to opt their children out of lessons involving LGBTQ-themed books on religious grounds.
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Donald Trump Seeks To End Birthright Citizenship, Appeals In Supreme Court
Donald Trump's executive order seeking to end birthright citizenship was blocked by federal district courts in Maryland, Massachusetts and Washington state.
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Teenage Girl "Sexting" Her Friends Is Child Pornography, Says US Court
Maryland's child pornography laws apply when the child is both the subject and sender of sexually explicit material, the state's highest court ruled Wednesday, in a case testing how to treat teenagers who voluntarily self-produce and share their own images.
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Man Tried To Run Down "Disbelievers" In ISIS-Type Attack: US Prosecutors
Federal authorities have arrested a Maryland man they say planned to plow a stolen U-Haul van into crowds at National Harbor, a large shopping and entertainment compound outside of Washington, as part of an Islamic State-inspired plot, court documents say.
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US Top Court Sympathetic Toward Maryland Cross In Major Religion Case
US Supreme Court justices on Wednesday signalled a willingness to let a 40-foot-tall (12 meters) cross-shaped war memorial stay on public land in Maryland despite a legal challenge that called it an unconstitutional government endorsement of religion.
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White Nationalist Wanted To "Kill Every Person On Earth": US Court
A U.S. Coast Guard lieutenant and self-identified white nationalist has been arrested after federal investigators uncovered a cache of weapons and ammunition in his Maryland home that authorities say he stockpiled to launch a widespread domestic terrorist attack targeting politicians and journalists.
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Maryland Shooting Suspect Battled Newspaper In Court And Lost
The 38-year-old man suspected of killing five people at the offices of a Maryland newspaper group on Thursday had a long-running feud with Capital Gazette, attacking the Annapolis-based family of publications in the courts and on social media.
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US President Donald Trump Claims Immunity, Asks Court To Toss Foreign Payments Suit
President Donald Trump has again asked a U.S. court to dismiss a suit accusing him of flouting constitutional safeguards against corruption by refusing to separate himself from his business empire while in office, claiming "absolute immunity."
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One Day, Serious Athlete Couldn't Walk Straight. Doctors Were Stumped
"What are you doing?" Laura Hsiung's friends asked as she slowly loped across a Maryland handball court, her ankle off-kilter so that she was walking on the outside of her left foot.
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Bank Teller Stole $185,000 From Homeless Customer Who Brought In A Garbage Bag Of Cash
A 29-year-old bank teller stole more than $185,000 from a homeless customer who tried to deposit a garbage bag full of cash at a Wells Fargo branch in Georgetown, according to court filings and attorneys in the case.
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In Rare Spectacle, Army Court-Martials A Retired General
The US Army will do something this weekend it has done only four other times since the Truman administration: drag a general into a military courtroom to face criminal charges. James Grazioplene, 68, a retired major general from Gainesville, Virginia, is being court-martialed on charges that he raped a child over a six-year period while he was on a...
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Judgement Day For Donald Trump's Revised Travel Ban
President Donald Trump faces a day of legal reckoning Wednesday on the fate of his revised travel ban, with three federal courts from Maryland to Hawaii to mull the measure on the eve of its implementation.
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Patients Of Gynecologist Find Fairness Elusive And Sense Of Security Ruined
Jyllene Wilson is still wary of doctor's offices and public restrooms, and whenever she's away from home, she uses a smartphone app that can help detect hidden cameras to ensure she is safe from prying eyes.
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Indian-American student charged with murder of friend denied bail
An Indian-American student, charged with murder of his high school friend, has been denied bail by a local Maryland court.
