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Trump Warns, 'We Have An Insurrection Act For A Reason.' What It Means
US President Donald Trump on Monday said he might use the Insurrection Act, a law authorising the president to deploy military forces on US soil, if courts continue to block his deployment of National Guard troops in Democratic-led cities
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Brazil Supreme Court Convicts Ex-President Jair Bolsonaro In Coup Case
Brazil's Supreme Court on Thursday reached the majority of three votes needed to convict firebrand ex-president Jair Bolsonaro of plotting a coup, making a lengthy prison sentence a near certainty.
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Washington DC Sues Trump Over National Guard Deployment
The District of Columbia on Thursday challenged President Donald Trump's use of the National Guard in Washington, asking a federal court to intervene even as he plans to send troops to other cities in the name of driving down crime.
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US Would Be "Completely Destroyed" Without Tariffs: Trump Slams Court Ruling
US President Donald Trump on Sunday (local time) warned that without tariffs, the United States would be "completely destroyed" and its military power would be "instantly obliterated."
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Maybe Americans "Like A Dictator", Says Trump Amid Washington Crackdown
US President Donald Trump on Monday suggested Americans would like a dictator as he signed orders to tighten his federal clampdown on the capital Washington and to prosecute flag-burners.
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"Disability Of Cadets During Training Can't Be Deterrent, Provide Insurance Cover": Top Court To Centre
The Supreme Court said it wants defence forces to have "braveheart cadets" who should not be deterred by injuries suffered during training and directed the Centre to explore the possibility of providing them with insurance coverage
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"Matter Of Social Justice": Supreme Court Flags Struggles Of Disabled Army Cadets
The bench of Justices BV Nagarathana and R Mahadevan called the issue "unfortunate" and said that even if they don't get ex-serviceman status, measures should be taken to ensure their rehabilitation.
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Why Netanyahu Government Is On The Verge Of Collapse And How He Can Save It
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government is on the brink of collapse. Israel's two ultra-Orthodox parties - United Torah Judaism (UTJ) and Shas - have announced plans to leave Netanyahu's coalition.
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10 Mexican Cartel Gunmen Sentenced To 141 Years In Prison
They were arrested at a ranch that authorities say was used as a forced recruitment centre for the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, one of Mexico's most powerful criminal gangs.
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Ex Taiwan Soldier Sentenced To Two Years In Prison After Spying For China
Taiwan's High Court on Wednesday sentenced a former soldier to two years and two months in prison for photographing and leaking confidential military documents to China.
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American Military Personnel Jailed In Japan Over Sexual Assault
A Japanese court sentenced a US marine to seven years in prison, a spokesperson for the judiciary said Wednesday, in the latest sexual assault case involving American military personnel.
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Trump Vows To "Liberate" Los Angeles As Curfew Imposed To Curb Violence
An emergency curfew was imposed in downtown Los Angeles, as volatile protests continued in the second-largest US city for the fifth straight day on Tuesday.
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British Man Charged Over Plot To Smuggle US Military Tech To China, Called Xi Jinping "The Boss"
According to court documents, John Miller and Cui Guanghai allegedly discussed exporting a device used for encryption and decryption, paying a $10,000 deposit for the equipment.
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Pahalgam Terrorists Still In South Kashmir, Have Food, Provisions: Sources
The four terrorists who shot and killed 26 people in Pahalgam in south Kashmir on April 22, and who have been on the run since - evading a massive manhunt involving the military and local police - are likely still in the area, NIA sources said.
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Youth May Not Join Army If Veterans' Resettlement Neglected: Supreme Court
Effective resettlement of ex-servicemen is necessary to keep the morale of serving members of defence forces, the Supreme Court on Wednesday said while ordering appointment of a woman who retired from the Indian Military Nursing Service.
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Trump Warns, 'We Have An Insurrection Act For A Reason.' What It Means
US President Donald Trump on Monday said he might use the Insurrection Act, a law authorising the president to deploy military forces on US soil, if courts continue to block his deployment of National Guard troops in Democratic-led cities
-
Brazil Supreme Court Convicts Ex-President Jair Bolsonaro In Coup Case
Brazil's Supreme Court on Thursday reached the majority of three votes needed to convict firebrand ex-president Jair Bolsonaro of plotting a coup, making a lengthy prison sentence a near certainty.
-
Washington DC Sues Trump Over National Guard Deployment
The District of Columbia on Thursday challenged President Donald Trump's use of the National Guard in Washington, asking a federal court to intervene even as he plans to send troops to other cities in the name of driving down crime.
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US Would Be "Completely Destroyed" Without Tariffs: Trump Slams Court Ruling
US President Donald Trump on Sunday (local time) warned that without tariffs, the United States would be "completely destroyed" and its military power would be "instantly obliterated."
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Maybe Americans "Like A Dictator", Says Trump Amid Washington Crackdown
US President Donald Trump on Monday suggested Americans would like a dictator as he signed orders to tighten his federal clampdown on the capital Washington and to prosecute flag-burners.
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"Disability Of Cadets During Training Can't Be Deterrent, Provide Insurance Cover": Top Court To Centre
The Supreme Court said it wants defence forces to have "braveheart cadets" who should not be deterred by injuries suffered during training and directed the Centre to explore the possibility of providing them with insurance coverage
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"Matter Of Social Justice": Supreme Court Flags Struggles Of Disabled Army Cadets
The bench of Justices BV Nagarathana and R Mahadevan called the issue "unfortunate" and said that even if they don't get ex-serviceman status, measures should be taken to ensure their rehabilitation.
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Why Netanyahu Government Is On The Verge Of Collapse And How He Can Save It
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government is on the brink of collapse. Israel's two ultra-Orthodox parties - United Torah Judaism (UTJ) and Shas - have announced plans to leave Netanyahu's coalition.
-
10 Mexican Cartel Gunmen Sentenced To 141 Years In Prison
They were arrested at a ranch that authorities say was used as a forced recruitment centre for the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, one of Mexico's most powerful criminal gangs.
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Ex Taiwan Soldier Sentenced To Two Years In Prison After Spying For China
Taiwan's High Court on Wednesday sentenced a former soldier to two years and two months in prison for photographing and leaking confidential military documents to China.
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American Military Personnel Jailed In Japan Over Sexual Assault
A Japanese court sentenced a US marine to seven years in prison, a spokesperson for the judiciary said Wednesday, in the latest sexual assault case involving American military personnel.
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Trump Vows To "Liberate" Los Angeles As Curfew Imposed To Curb Violence
An emergency curfew was imposed in downtown Los Angeles, as volatile protests continued in the second-largest US city for the fifth straight day on Tuesday.
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British Man Charged Over Plot To Smuggle US Military Tech To China, Called Xi Jinping "The Boss"
According to court documents, John Miller and Cui Guanghai allegedly discussed exporting a device used for encryption and decryption, paying a $10,000 deposit for the equipment.
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Pahalgam Terrorists Still In South Kashmir, Have Food, Provisions: Sources
The four terrorists who shot and killed 26 people in Pahalgam in south Kashmir on April 22, and who have been on the run since - evading a massive manhunt involving the military and local police - are likely still in the area, NIA sources said.
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Youth May Not Join Army If Veterans' Resettlement Neglected: Supreme Court
Effective resettlement of ex-servicemen is necessary to keep the morale of serving members of defence forces, the Supreme Court on Wednesday said while ordering appointment of a woman who retired from the Indian Military Nursing Service.
