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Surgical castration, ‘Don’t Say Gay’ and absentee regulations. New laws go into effect in Louisiana

Associated Press BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — A slew of legislation passed by Louisiana’s GOP-dominated legislature earlier this year went into effect Thursday. Between new conservative Gov. Jeff Landry, Republicans holding every statewide elected office in Louisiana and a GOP supermajority in the state’s House and Senate, measures mirroring national conservative priorities had a clear

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Suspect charged with hate crime, criminal mischief for vandalizing home of Jewish director of Brooklyn Museum, NYPD says

By Lauren Rapp, CNN (CNN) — A suspect was arrested and charged with a hate crime in connection to the antisemitic vandalism of a Brooklyn art museum director’s home earlier this summer, the New York Police Department said Thursday. Taylor Pelton, 28, from Queens, was arrested Wednesday and has been charged with criminal mischief and criminal mischief as a hate

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Breakaway boxing body’s president backs the IOC’s handling of gender issues at the Paris Olympics

AP Sports Writer VILLEPINTE, France (AP) — The head of the new governing body that hopes to run the next Olympic boxing tournament says he strongly supports the IOC’s policies at the Paris Olympics. He urged those without deep understanding of gender identity issues to leave those discussions to medical professionals and scientists. World Boxing

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El presunto líder del cártel de Sinaloa Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada comparece ante un tribunal federal en El Paso

Luis Ernesto Quintana Barney (CNN) — El presunto cofundador del cártel de Sinaloa, Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada, compareció el jueves ante un tribunal federal en Texas para su más reciente audiencia desde su arresto hace una semana, en un caso lleno de intrigas enfocado en una de las organizaciones de narcotráfico más poderosas y letales

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Exonerees call on Missouri Republican attorney general to stop fighting innocence claims

Associated Press JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Exonerees and advocates are calling out Missouri’s Republican attorney general for pushing for a man’s upcoming execution despite opposition from the local prosecutor. Marcellus Williams is scheduled to die on Sept. 24. St. Louis County’s prosecutor filed a motion in January to vacate Williams’ 1998 murder conviction, citing

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Texas youth lockups are beset by abuse and mistreatment of children, Justice Department report says

Associated Press/Report for America AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Youth lockups in Texas remain beset by sexual abuse, excessive use of pepper spray and other mistreatment including the prolonged isolation of children in their cells, the Justice Department said Thursday in a scathing report that accused the state of violating the constitutional rights of hundreds in

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