Alabama Attorney General Announces Civil Investigation into Southern Poverty Law Center

Alabama Attorney General Announces Civil Investigation into Southern Poverty Law Center

Montgomery, Alaa.. The Alabama Attorney General announced a civil investigation Monday into the Southern Poverty Law Center’s fundraising practices following an incident Federal indictment against the organization. Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall said he sent a subpoena to the center seeking information about his donations and payments to informants. He said he is seeking to…

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Nebraska Democrats clash in the US House primary for the state’s “Blue Dot” district

Nebraska Democrats clash in the US House primary for the state’s “Blue Dot” district

Omaha, Nebraska — The fate of Nebraska’s “blue dot” — a small but important factor in presidential politics — will take center stage Tuesday when Democratic voters choose a congressional candidate in the state’s high-profile 2nd District. Omaha area district where Republican US Representative Don Bacon retiresis one of the Democratic Party’s biggest targets this…

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Hegseth faces a new round of questioning from Congress about the Iran war and more

Hegseth faces a new round of questioning from Congress about the Iran war and more

Washington– Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will face a new round of questioning from lawmakers over the Iran war on Tuesday, including some Republicans who expressed their concerns Over the course of the conflict and its failure to obtain Congressional approval. The powerful House and Senate subcommittees that oversee defense spending are holding back-to-back hearings to…

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World news in brief: Human rights in Mongolia, rising sexual violence in Haiti, worsening hunger in Afghanistan

World news in brief: Human rights in Mongolia, rising sexual violence in Haiti, worsening hunger in Afghanistan

“At a time when some powerful global actors are openly challenging and even vilifying human rights, including through transnational repression, Mongolia’s positive engagement stands out,” said United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk. However, concerns about corruption remain. A representative of civil society told him that “corruption is the biggest obstacle to the…

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