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Renée Good's Family Invokes 1871 Anti-KKK Law in Suing Ice Agent and Trump Officials Over Her Killing (opens the original)
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Renée Good's family invoked an 1871 anti-KKK law Thursday, filing two lawsuits in Minnesota over her fatal shooting by an immigration agent and naming Trump officials they say made her killing predictable. One complaint names the United States under the Federal Tort Claims Act, alleging wrongful death, battery, assault, false imprisonment, and negligence. The second is rarer. It invokes the Ku Klux Klan Act of 1871, a Reconstruction-era statute written to break up conspiracies that used masked v
Pentagon Launches Office of Religious Affairs Reporting to Hegseth After 180 Religious Codes Removed (opens the original)
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The Pentagon has created an Office of Religious Affairs reporting directly to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who announced it on 30 September at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia and called faith the 'most essential component of our republic'. The new office arrives with firm fiscal deadlines. A 30 September memorandum orders the office to submit an initial 2027 baseline budget to Hegseth within 60 days. Within 90 days, the military departments must report all unfunded and underfunded religi
Kylie Kelce Admits She Did Not Know Calling the Royal 'Princess Kate' Was Seen as Offensive Until Now (opens the original)
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Kylie Kelce apologised on the 1 October episode of her 'Not Gonna Lie' podcast for calling Catherine, Princess of Wales, 'Princess Kate,' admitting she had not known the informal title was considered offensive. Kelce, 34, is the wife of retired National Football League (NFL) centre Jason Kelce and hosts a chart-topping podcast. Her royal correction landed a week after she invited the princess onto the show, and the fix she offered still does not fully match royal convention. The formal royal tit
What Is Pentobarbital? The Veterinary Drug That Failed To Execute Christa Pike in Tennessee (opens the original)
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Christa Pike was still breathing after Tennessee injected her with two doses of pentobarbital on Wednesday night, forcing officials to call off her execution in Nashville and reviving hard questions about Tennessee's single-drug lethal injection protocol. Governor Bill Lee halted all remaining executions in the state for the year and ordered an independent review, calling the failed attempt 'deeply disturbing'. Pike, 50, was convicted of the 1995 torture and killing of 19-year-old Colleen Slemme
Netanyahu Faced Mamdani's Arrest Threat in New York; NYPD Protected Him as Protesters Were Arrested (opens the original)
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced the arrest threat Zohran Mamdani had made, arriving in New York on 24 September for the United Nations General Assembly, where the NYPD protected him and arrested protesters. The outcome answered a question that had hung over the city for months. Netanyahu's aircraft, the Wing of Zion, avoided John F. Kennedy International Airport and landed at Stewart International Airport north of the city, and the prime minister stayed hours before flying home.
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