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Month: October 2023

Missouri asks Supreme Court to revive state law barring local police from helping to enforce federal gun laws

By Ariane de Vogue and Devan Cole, CNN (CNN) — Missouri asked the Supreme Court on Thursday to revive its controversial law that prohibits local law enforcement from helping federal officials enforce certain federal gun laws. The Second Amendment Preservation Act imposes up to $50,000 in penalties for assisting with the enforcement of federal laws

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Imágenes satelitales muestran que, tras los ataques a Sebastopol, Rusia traslada buques de su Marina a otros puertos

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Varias imágenes satelitales muestran que Rusia ha reubicado algunos buques de la Marina del puerto de Sebastopol, en Crimea, tras una serie de ataques ucranianos en el mar Negro. Entretanto, trascendieron los planes de Moscú para abrir una nueva base en una región separatista de Georgia. Hasta una docena de embarcaciones,

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OPINIÓN | Jon Fosse, Premio Nobel de Literatura 2023: deshielo del imaginario noruego

macamilarincon (CNN Español) –– El escritor, dramaturgo y poeta noruego Jon Fosse se alza con el Premio Nobel de Literatura 2023. La Academia siempre nos sorprende, más allá de cualquier apuesta. Los expertos dirigen su mirada hacia nuevos lenguajes, poderosas estructuras, formas sublimes y originales de contar historias. Este otoño no ha sido la excepción.

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Casa Maria’s co-owner charged in Bootheel arson case booked into, released from Cape Girardeau County Jail

CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY, Mo. (KMIZ) A co-owner of a Columbia restaurant who was wanted for second-degree arson has been booked into — and since released from — the Cape Girardeau County Jail. Crystal Umfress, 42, co-owner of Casa Maria’s Mexican Cantina, is facing arson charges for her alleged role in starting a fire at a restaurant

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Criminal charges lodged against Hartford ex-officer accused of lying to get warrant and faking stats

HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — A former Hartford police officer accused by his own department of lying to get an arrest warrant and inflating his traffic enforcement stats has been criminally charged with perjury, forgery and computer crime. A police spokesperson said Thursday that Michael Fallon turned himself in Tuesday at the department. He was released

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Nonprofit service provider Blackbaud settles data breach case for $49.5M with states

Associated Press Fundraising software company Blackbaud agreed Thursday to pay $49.5 million to settle claims brought by the attorneys general of 49 states and Washington, D.C., related to a 2020 data breach that exposed sensitive information from 13,000 nonprofits. Blackbaud provides fundraising software to universities, hospitals, religious organizations and other nonprofits. Indiana Attorney General Todd

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Dartmouth tells NLRB that basketball players are students – for real – not employees

By JIMMY GOLEN AP Sports Writer BOSTON (AP) — Dartmouth College lawyers say the Ivy League school’s basketball players shouldn’t be considered employees because they are unpaid members of a money-losing program whose need-based scholarships don’t depend on their participation or talent. The case was discussed in a National Labor Relations Board hearing held Thursday

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