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Bill Cosby trial location to change? Hearing set for today
He complained that the press coverage had been so intense that he doubted if Cosby could receive a fair trial anywhere in the country. Cosby has denied any wrongdoing and has said his encounter with Constand, like the others, was consensual.
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Operation Radd-ul-Fasaad: Four terrorists killed, over 600 suspects arrested
Paramilitary troops are now leading the new operation along with other law enforcing agencies across the country, focusing on the country's biggest province of Punjab. According to details, Punjab Rangers carried out over 200 raids as part of the ongoing countrywide Operation Radd-ul-Fasaad, the military's spokesman said on Saturday.
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Iran urges Armenia, Azerbaijan to end hostilities
Azerbaijan's Defense Ministry said on February 27 that the bodies of the soldiers were removed some 48 hours after the clashes with the help of worldwide organizations - including the global Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and monitors from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE).
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Justice Department Will Withdraw From Texas Voter ID Law Challenge
Texas' voter ID law was passed in 2011, but put on hold after the Justice Department intervened. Hardly. Various courts - including the famously conservative Fifth Circuit appeals court - have ruled no less than four times that the voter ID law Texas passed in 2011 carried an "impermissible discriminatory effect against Hispanics and African Americans" and blocked it from going into effect past year.
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Issa calls for special prosecutor on Russian interference in election
Maher asked about allegations of Russian hacking and interference in the 2016 USA election. JOHN DICKERSON: The White House also said that they talked to FBI Director Comey about the investigation going on and that Comey told them or that the FBI told the White House there was nothing to these stories about Russians contacting Trump administration officials.
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Far-right Marine Le pen could win france
They are campaigning hysterically for their darling. Polls have always shown either Macron or the other likely second-round challenger François Fillon of the Republicans beating Le Pen in the run-off. However, his campaign as faltered in the wake of allegations that he had paid his wife Penelope at least €650,000 of public funds for a suspected fake parliamentary assistant job spanning 15 years.