Tag: judge
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Donald Trump’s Health Secretary Nominee Undergoes Intense Senate Scrutiny
Donald Trump’s nominee for health secretary is currently undergoing a rigorous Senate examination. The session aims to evaluate the appointee’s qualifications, policy positions, and readiness to handle the complexities of the United States’ healthcare system. The process is crucial for confirming the nominee’s ability to lead and implement healthcare policies effectively. France 24 is an…
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Federal Judge Temporarily Halts Trump Administration’s Freeze on Federal Grants
A federal judge has temporarily blocked the Trump administration’s move to freeze federal grants. The decision came as a response to legal challenges against the administration’s policy. This ruling marks a significant moment for those opposing the freeze, highlighting the ongoing legal battles surrounding federal funding policies under the Trump administration. France 24 is an…
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Trump Pardons 1,500 Individuals, Including Capitol Attack Leaders
In a significant development, the White House has announced that President Trump has issued 1,500 pardons, with a number of these pardons benefiting individuals involved in the attack on the Capitol. This move has sparked celebrations among the leaders of the attack, marking a notable moment in the aftermath of the events that took place.…
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Husband of Gisèle Pelicot Sentenced to 20 Years in Mass Rape Trial Convicting 51 Men
In a landmark ruling, the husband of Gisèle Pelicot has been sentenced to 20 years in prison in connection with a mass rape trial that found 51 men guilty. The case, which has captivated public attention, centers on harrowing events that have sparked widespread discussion about justice and accountability. The British Broadcasting Corporation is a…
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Former British Soldier Found Guilty of Spying for Iran After Prison Escape
A former British soldier, who had previously escaped from prison, has been found guilty of spying for Iran. The conviction highlights concerns over national security and the implications of former military personnel engaging in espionage. The British Broadcasting Corporation is a British public service broadcaster headquartered at Broadcasting House in London. Originally established in 1922…
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Russians Report Fellow Citizens Opposing Ukraine War as “Enemies and Traitors”
In a recent development, citizens in Russia are reportedly turning in their fellow countrymen who express opposition to the war in Ukraine. This move underscores a significant shift towards promoting and enforcing loyalty to the state’s narrative on the conflict. The situation highlights the growing pressures within Russian society to conform to official positions on…
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French Woman Testifies Against Husband and 51 Men Accused of Drugging and Raping Her
In a harrowing court case in France, Jizelle Pelico has come forward with a shocking account of abuse perpetrated by her husband, who is accused of drugging her to facilitate the rape by dozens of strangers over a decade, an ordeal he filmed. The trial, which has garnered significant attention, sees the husband admitting to…
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US Journalist Evan Gershkovich Stands Trial in Russia on Espionage Charges, Faces Up to 20 Years in Prison
The trial of Evan Gershkovich, an American journalist for the Wall Street Journal, has commenced in Russia after he was detained for nearly 15 months on charges of espionage. Appearing in court with a shaven head and confined within a glass cage, Gershkovich faces allegations of spying for the CIA, a claim both his employer…
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Hunter Biden Convicted on All Charges in Federal Gun Case
Hunter Biden, the son of U.S. President Joe Biden, has been found guilty on all three counts of lying about his drug use while purchasing a gun illegally. The verdict was delivered in Delaware, and Hunter Biden could face a maximum of 25 years in jail, although the actual sentencing, expected in a few months,…
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International Court Orders Israel to Cease Military Actions in Rafah, Citing Humanitarian Crisis
The International Court of Justice has ordered Israel to immediately cease its military operations in Rafah, southern Gaza, highlighting the severe humanitarian crisis and calling for urgent action to prevent further deterioration. The court’s decision aims to protect civilians and address the critical conditions in Gaza, amidst ongoing conflict and international critique of Israel’s actions.…
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Andrew Tate Awaits Extradition to UK on Allegations of Rape and Human Trafficking
The Romanian court has ruled that social media influencer Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan can be extradited to the UK where they face allegations of rape and human trafficking. The Tates, who deny the charges, have been allowed to return home while awaiting trial. British police are conducting serious investigations into the allegations, and…
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Trump Ordered to Pay $83 Million in Defamation Damages to Journalist E. Jean Carroll
A U.S. jury has ordered former President Donald Trump to pay $83 million in defamation damages to journalist E. Jean Carroll. The decision, which took the jury less than three hours to reach, includes compensation for emotional harm and reputational repair, as well as a significant sum intended to deter Trump from further defamatory actions…