Prosecutors Find Workers in ‘Slavery Like’ Conditions at Chinese Car Company Site in Brazil
Rio De Janeiro, Brazil (AP) — A task force led by Brazilian prosecutors
Baltimore Mayor, Boards Disagree Whether ‘Immediate Action’ Needed on Police Oversight Powers
The Baltimore Sun) — As Baltimore sunsets a decades-old committee
Judge Approves Consent Decree With Johns Hopkins Over Alleged ADA Violations
(The Baltimore Sun) A federal judge signed off last week on a consent
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Stock Market Today: Wall Street Rallies Ahead of Christmas
Technology stocks led a broad rally on Wall Street Tuesday during a holiday-
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Major Storm Pounds California’s Central Coast, Blamed for Man’s Death and Partially Collapsing Pier
Santa Cruz, Calif. (AP) — A major storm pounded California’s central coast
Global Monitor Says Famine is Weeks Away in north Gaza. A US Diplomat Calls Warning ‘Irresponsible’
Deaths from starvation will likely pass famine levels in northern Gaza
Two Illinois Convicts Among 37 Whose Death Sentences Were Commuted by President Joe Biden
(Chicago Tribune) A Chicago podiatrist who fatally shot a patient who was
Massachusetts is a Sanctuary State, Top ICE Official Says After Gov. Maura Healey Denies It
(Boston Herald) — A top ICE official is blasting back at Gov. Maura
California is Growing Again: Golden State’s Population Rebounds to Near Pre-Pandemic Level
(Los Angeles Times) — After several years of decline, California’s population
Florida’s ‘Free Kill’ Law Limits Who Can Sue for Medical Malpractice. Will it End in 2025?
(Orlando Sentinel) — Lauren Korniyenko was devastated when her