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Massachusetts parole board approves release of 39 murder convicts after state's high court ruling
The Parole Board emphasized that its decisions are guided by legal standards and a thorough evaluation of each individual’s rehabilitation and readiness for supervised release. The convicts were released because they were 20 years old or younger at the "lifetime without parole" sentences.
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Entertainer Tyler Perry hit with another sexual misconduct lawsuit
Rodriguez said he broke off the relationship in 2019 but decided to take legal action after reading about a separate lawsuit filed earlier this year against Perry by actor Derek Dixon. Perry's lawyers dispute the allegations.
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Former Broadway actress Imani Smith fatally stabbed in New Jersey: Report
Imani Smith, who was just 26-years-old, was found with multiple stab wounds in her Edison, New Jersey home on Sunday. She is known for playing Young Nala in the Lion King on Broadway from 2011 through 2012
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Nurses Union, elected officials push back against limits on loans for nursing students
Students pursuing a master's degree or doctorate in nursing will be limited to $100,000 in total borrowing costs, much like students pursuing degrees in liberal arts and other areas not categorized as professional.
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Times Square Ball to be used in July for an America 250th birthday drop
The ball drop will take place at the One Times Square building in New York City, and the new drop is in partnership with the Times Square Alliance. The iconic moment will mark the first time the ball has dropped outside of New Years Eve.
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AGs says anti-fossil fuel alliance may be in violation of antitrust and consumer protection laws.
“Instead of focusing on things like lower energy costs or strengthening the American economy, As You Sow’s only priority is to reshape the energy sector to meet senseless net-zero benchmarks,” Hild said.
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As Texas launches school choice program, clarification sought on 'adversary' schools
Within 10 days of receiving applications, more than 600 private schools and more than 200 education service providers, including tutors, had applied
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Wisconsin statewide crime stats, pilot program on inter-agency sharing to begin
The new statewide public database of crimes will not include personally identifiable information but instead will include information on the county where a crime took place, the name of the prosecuting attorney and court official assigned, the criminal charge filed and arrest charge, whether any charges were dismissed, and if the case resulted in a conviction.
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New Tennessee law bars out-of-state driver's licenses for illegal immigrants
House Bill 749, signed into law by Gov. Bill Lee in April, creates a Class B misdemeanor charge for the offense, with penalties of up to
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Impersonating police officer, first responder now a felony in Wisconsin
Lawmakers pushed for the change from a misdemeanor to felony after several incidents in the state and when Minnesota House Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman and her husband were shot and killed by a man impersonating an officer in June.
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California 2nd most expensive state in the country for raising a child, trails only Hawaii: Study
According to the study, Californians need to earn at least $97,656 a year to be able to afford a child and one stay-at-home parent, while working couples with children have to earn together at least $115,814 a year to pay for housing, transportation, child care and other essential expenses.
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Laken's Legacy: More than 17,500 illegal aliens captured under law named for slain nursing student
Law passed by Congress mandates the federal arrest of illegal immigrants accused of theft, burglary, assaulting a law enforcement officer, and any crime that causes death or serious bodily injury.
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Louisiana businessman sells company for $1.7B, allocates $240M as bonuses for employees
The deal in which Eaton acquired Fibrebond committed payouts averaging over $400,000 to each of the 540 employees, to be paid out over five years.