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How Stranger Things’ preteen fans went to war with the EU02:05, January 19 20 0 A subclause of a European Union directive has inadvertently prompted a spate of preteen mass hysteria, after fans of popular TV shows became convinced that Brussels legislation is responsible for a mysterious purge of their favourite meme accounts.
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Mueller’s office disputes report that claimed it had evidence Trump directed Cohn to lie to Congress
21:02, January 18 20 0
President Donald Trump, Michael Cohen and attorney general nominee William Barr. Updated: In a rare public statement, the office of Justice Department Special Counsel Robert Mueller said Friday evening that a report implicating President Donald Trump in obstruction of justice is not accurate. -
Law allowing blood draw from unconscious motorist to be reviewed by Supreme Court
14:04, January 18 22 0
Photo by Szabolcs Borbely/Shutterstock.com. The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to consider the constitutionality of a Wisconsin law that authorizes warrantless blood draws from unconscious drivers. -
BBC Asian Network head cleared over naming sexual abuse victim
12:34, January 18 44 0
The head of news at BBC Asian Network has been found not guilty of breaching the Sexual Offences Act after a reporter revealed the identity of a Rotherham sexual abuse victim live on air. -
Report: Trump told Cohen to lie to Congress; does it meet Barr’s definition of obstruction?
10:53, January 18 27 0
President Donald Trump, Michael Cohen and attorney general nominee William Barr. The special counsel has evidence that President Donald Trump allegedly directed lawyer Michael Cohen to lie to Congress about negotiations to build a Trump Tower in Moscow, according to a BuzzFeed report on Thursday. -
Mother of alleged Isis killer loses legal fight against Home Office
07:42, January 18 26 0
The mother of an alleged hostage killer for Islamic State has lost her legal challenge against a Home Office decision to share evidence with the US without seeking assurances that her son and another suspected jihadist terrorist would not face the death penalty. -
Prince Philip car crash: Norfolk police to investigate
07:26, January 18 31 0
Norfolk police are to investigate the Duke of Edinburgh’s car accident, which left two people requiring hospital treatment, and said “appropriate action will be taken”. -
'You feel tortured': stateless man seeks to challenge Australian indefinite detention ruling
19:36, January 17 28 0
A landmark immigration case that effectively enabled indefinite detention in Australia is facing a high court challenge on behalf of a stateless man who has been locked up for nine years and has almost zero prospect of being released. -
Lawyer feels ‘Hamiltonian’ after settling suit for ticket refund
15:35, January 17 26 0
Photo by Kathy Anderson. A Houston personal injury lawyer has settled his lawsuit against Ticketmaster for refusing to refund $2,325 he spent for Hamilton tickets. -
Who is your favorite civil rights hero?
14:58, January 17 23 0
Photo of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. from the Library of Congress. Martin Luther King Jr. is one of the most prominent faces of the American civil rights movement, having set the standard for nonviolent activism in an era of rampant racial discrimination. Jan. 15 marked the 90th anniversary of his birth. This Monday, a national holiday honors the memory of a man who taught us to never stop striving toward equality.
Week News
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Judge resigns after demeaning email reference to colleague leads to removal recommendation
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A London DJ's punishment sheds light on Singapore's caning shame
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State and governor can’t be sued over public defender caseloads, 8th Circuit says
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Federal employees forced to work without pay during government shutdown lose bid for TRO
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Craft brewery’s suit says government shutdown is harming its First Amendment labeling rights
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US can’t count or track all separated immigrant children, but it’s thousands more than reported
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How Stranger Things’ preteen fans went to war with the EU
Month News
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has two cancerous growths removed from lung
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Maker of Pooey Puitton toy purses asks federal court to find there is no Louis Vuitton infringement
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What do experts predict will be the immigration law battles in 2019?
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Brief letters Live in Hope, die in Caergwrle
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Reports: Rosenstein plans to leave Justice Department if Barr is confirmed as attorney general
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We don’t think John Finnis should teach at Oxford University. Here’s why
Year News
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Juror faints after watching graphic video of lawyer accused of trading sex for legal services
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Trafficking and exploitation in focus Pakistan's shame: the open secret of child sex abuse in the workplace
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Text-message reminders are a cheap and effective way to reduce pretrial detention
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Unhappy marriage not grounds for divorce, supreme court rules
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Geoffrey Rush defamation trial: Eryn Jean Norvill accused of lying to harm actor