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Coronavirus concerns disrupt work at US state capitols

Mounting concerns about the coronarvirus spread to state capitols across the country last week, as some lawmakers halted their sessions, shut out the public and scrambled to finish work on essential spending bills to keep government going. Even in states ...

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Officer shot by colleague during game ‘assumed the risk’

A St. Louis police officer who pleaded guilty to accidentally killing a female colleague while playing a variation of Russian roulette said the woman knew the risk she was taking. Nathaniel Hendren made the response this week in a wrongful ...

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Mother sues hospital over drug test that led to abuse probe

A mother sued a Pittsburgh hospital this week, saying it collected and tested her urine for drugs without her consent while she was in labor and reported a false positive result to protective services that resulted in a child abuse ...

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Lawsuit: Ex-Missouri superintendent was a sexual predator

A former superintendent at a suburban Kansas City school district is accused in a lawsuit of being a sexual predator who used his position to identify vulnerable students while other administrators turned a blind eye. The lawsuit filed last week ...

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More children face immigration judges through video screens

Seven children stood shoulder-to-shoulder in a Texas immigration facility. Their image was beamed 1,000 miles away to Atlanta, Georgia, where a judge sat in a largely empty courtroom and contended with glitchy audio. At multiple points, a woman’s voice broke ...

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