Appeals court considers whether search of Rep. Scott Perry's phone is constitutional
A federal appeals court is considering whether it's constitutional for the U.S. Justice Department to search Congressman Scott Perry's cellphone.
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- The New Voice of Ukraine
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A man suing Buffalo Wild Wings over their 'boneless wings' has also sued Tom's Mouthwash, KIND granola, and Hefty recycling bags. An attorney says it's possible he's 'just being annoying.'
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- Kansas City Star
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- Politico
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- Ukrayinska Pravda
Media uncovers general mood in Kremlin after warrant issued for Putin's arrest
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Judge blocks California law requiring safety features for handguns
(Reuters) -A federal judge on Monday blocked California from enforcing a state law requiring new semiautomatic handguns to have certain safety features, finding it violates the right to bear arms under the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. The ruling by U.S. District Judge Cormac Carney in Santa Anna, California is the latest in a line of decisions striking down state gun laws following a U.S. Supreme Court ruling last year expanding gun rights. The California Rifle & Pistol Association and four individuals sued the state last year to challenge the law.
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Manchin calls Biden administration priorities ‘absolutely infuriating’ after ESG veto
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- Miami Herald
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Fox News Producer Sues Network Claiming She Was Coached To Give Misleading Testimony In Dominion Case
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- Associated Press
Federal judge blocks key parts of California handgun law
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- Courier Post
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Mexican president calls U.S. State Department 'liars' after rights report
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