Military judge overrules defense secretary and says plea deals for alleged 9/11 conspirators are valid
A military judge ruled on Wednesday that plea agreements between the alleged 9/11 conspirators at Guantanamo Bay and the US government are “valid and enforceable,” a defense official told CNN – roughly three months after Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin revoked the deals.
We are receiving urgent pleas about the presence of survivors under the debris of some homes and residential buildings that ...
The directorate urged the public to avoid valleys prone to torrents, and comply with the instructions issued by it through various media outlets, including the directive related to swimming in water p ...
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Defense Secretary Austin presses military to carry out a smooth transition to TrumpWashington – Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin directed the military on Thursday to carry out a smooth transition to ...
“We met with the Minister of Civil Defense of Sweden Carl-Oskar Bohlin on the Romanivka Bridge in Irpin. This is the ...
The decision could have implications in a number of other civil actions filed anonymously against the music mogul, who is ...
The Civil Defense of the province of Puerto Plata reported this Saturday that the Prevention, Mitigation, and Response ...
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The defense also alleged Ní Laimhín was engaged in an attempt ... rejected” and that McGregor is “confident that justice ...
A jury found former Kentucky police officer Brett Hankison guilty of violating Breonna Taylor's civil rights but cleared ...
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Federal prosecutors say lawyers for Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs are trying to “hijack” his criminal case from them by asking a judge ...
Ahead of a second Trump term, lawmakers, attorneys and organizers aim to preserve Chicago’s sanctuary status and protect immigrant rights.
Agents told they could face felony under a law passed in 1865 even if responding to a fake threat at polling places. At least one retired FBI agent blasted the memo for treating "street agents like ...
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