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US Courts Order Bond Hearings For Indian Nationals In Immigration Detention
Federal courts across the United States this week have ordered bond hearings or immediate release for several Indian nationals held in immigration detention.
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Federal Court Rules Lisa Cook Can Stay On Fed Board Amid Legal Battle
A federal court ruled Tuesday that embattled Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook can remain in her position while she fights President Donald Trump's efforts to fire her.
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Son Of Air India Plane Crash Victim Moves US Federal Court Against Boeing
Hir Prajapati, who lost his mother, Kalpana Ben Prajapati, in the AI-171 plane crash, has moved to the US Federal Court against Boeing, expecting speedy justice.
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California To Sue US Government Over Trump's On-Again-Off-Again Tariffs
California is set to sue the federal government on Wednesday over Donald Trump's on-again-off-again tariffs, claiming the US president does not have the right to enact such damaging policies.
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US Court Says Trump Shutdown Of USAID Likely Unconstitutional
A federal court judge said Tuesday that the Trump administration's shutdown of the US Agency for International Development (USAID) was likely unconstitutional.
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Judge Bars Key Biden Officials From Meeting Social Media Firms: Report
A U.S. federal judge on Tuesday blocked key Biden administration agencies and officials from meeting and communicating with social media companies, the Washington Posted reported.
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Abortion Pill To Remain Available In US With Stricter Rules
The abortion pill mifepristone will remain temporarily available in the United States, but under tighter regulations, after a ruling by a federal appeals court late Wednesday.
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US Businessman Charged With Smuggling Military Equipment To Syria: Report
In an indictment on Wednesday, Rasheed Al Jijakli was accused of illegally providing rifle scopes, laser bore sighters used for adjusting sights on firearms as well as radios and bulletproof vests to Syrian fighters, reports Xinhua news agency.
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US Appeals Court Upholds Suspension Of Donald Trump's Travel Ban
A US federal appeals court on Thursday unanimously upheld a suspension of President Donald Trump's order that restricted travel from seven Muslim-majority countries.
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Convicted Russian Taliban Fighter to be Sentenced in US Next Month
The first enemy combatant from Afghanistan to be found guilty in a US federal court of charges related to helping Taliban fighters will be sentenced next month, a judge ruled on Friday, according to a defense attorney.
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2 Indian Brothers Indicted in US for Supporting Al-Qaeda
Two Indian brothers are among four men who have been indicted by a US federal court on charges of providing material support to slain al-Qaeda leader Anwar al-Awlaki, prosecutors said on Thursday.
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Argentina Elects New President, Ending Kirchner Dynasty
Argentina votes for its next president today after 12 years under power couple Nestor and Cristina Kirchner, whose heir apparent is poised to win but may undo parts of their controversial legacy.
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Somali-American to Plead Guilty to Trying to Help Islamic State
A Somali-American man from Minnesota is expected to plead guilty in connection with a federal investigation into recruiting of young people by Islamic State militants, according to a filing in US federal court on Wednesday.
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Accused Taliban Declines to Testify as US Trial Winds to Close
The first Taliban fighter from the Afghan war to be tried in a US federal court declined to testify in his own defence on Thursday as the precedent-setting case wound towards a close.
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Accused Taliban Says US Helicopters Killed Insurgents 'Like Insects'
US helicopters gunned down Taliban fighters "like insects" during a failed 2009 attack in Afghanistan, an accused Taliban fighter said in a videotaped interview with the FBI shown during his trial on Wednesday.
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US Courts Order Bond Hearings For Indian Nationals In Immigration Detention
Federal courts across the United States this week have ordered bond hearings or immediate release for several Indian nationals held in immigration detention.
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Federal Court Rules Lisa Cook Can Stay On Fed Board Amid Legal Battle
A federal court ruled Tuesday that embattled Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook can remain in her position while she fights President Donald Trump's efforts to fire her.
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Son Of Air India Plane Crash Victim Moves US Federal Court Against Boeing
Hir Prajapati, who lost his mother, Kalpana Ben Prajapati, in the AI-171 plane crash, has moved to the US Federal Court against Boeing, expecting speedy justice.
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California To Sue US Government Over Trump's On-Again-Off-Again Tariffs
California is set to sue the federal government on Wednesday over Donald Trump's on-again-off-again tariffs, claiming the US president does not have the right to enact such damaging policies.
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US Court Says Trump Shutdown Of USAID Likely Unconstitutional
A federal court judge said Tuesday that the Trump administration's shutdown of the US Agency for International Development (USAID) was likely unconstitutional.
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Judge Bars Key Biden Officials From Meeting Social Media Firms: Report
A U.S. federal judge on Tuesday blocked key Biden administration agencies and officials from meeting and communicating with social media companies, the Washington Posted reported.
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Abortion Pill To Remain Available In US With Stricter Rules
The abortion pill mifepristone will remain temporarily available in the United States, but under tighter regulations, after a ruling by a federal appeals court late Wednesday.
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US Businessman Charged With Smuggling Military Equipment To Syria: Report
In an indictment on Wednesday, Rasheed Al Jijakli was accused of illegally providing rifle scopes, laser bore sighters used for adjusting sights on firearms as well as radios and bulletproof vests to Syrian fighters, reports Xinhua news agency.
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US Appeals Court Upholds Suspension Of Donald Trump's Travel Ban
A US federal appeals court on Thursday unanimously upheld a suspension of President Donald Trump's order that restricted travel from seven Muslim-majority countries.
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Convicted Russian Taliban Fighter to be Sentenced in US Next Month
The first enemy combatant from Afghanistan to be found guilty in a US federal court of charges related to helping Taliban fighters will be sentenced next month, a judge ruled on Friday, according to a defense attorney.
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2 Indian Brothers Indicted in US for Supporting Al-Qaeda
Two Indian brothers are among four men who have been indicted by a US federal court on charges of providing material support to slain al-Qaeda leader Anwar al-Awlaki, prosecutors said on Thursday.
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Argentina Elects New President, Ending Kirchner Dynasty
Argentina votes for its next president today after 12 years under power couple Nestor and Cristina Kirchner, whose heir apparent is poised to win but may undo parts of their controversial legacy.
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Somali-American to Plead Guilty to Trying to Help Islamic State
A Somali-American man from Minnesota is expected to plead guilty in connection with a federal investigation into recruiting of young people by Islamic State militants, according to a filing in US federal court on Wednesday.
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Accused Taliban Declines to Testify as US Trial Winds to Close
The first Taliban fighter from the Afghan war to be tried in a US federal court declined to testify in his own defence on Thursday as the precedent-setting case wound towards a close.
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Accused Taliban Says US Helicopters Killed Insurgents 'Like Insects'
US helicopters gunned down Taliban fighters "like insects" during a failed 2009 attack in Afghanistan, an accused Taliban fighter said in a videotaped interview with the FBI shown during his trial on Wednesday.
