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Courts & Law

Workplace civil rights law prohibits discrimination against workers 40 and older. Yet worker advocates say recruiters sometimes exclude older workers by narrowing how and where they look for candidates. (Gary Waters/Ikon Images/Getty Images)
NPR
Media
Technology

Are job ads targeting young workers breaking the law?

When an employer sets out to recruit young people for a certain job, is it discriminating against older job seekers in a way that breaks the law?

7 years ago

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Business

‘Habitual fraudster’ of Delaware County faces 5 years in latest scheme

Howard Appel arranged stock sales under the guise of consulting work, when in fact he was secretly a major stock owner.

7 years ago

New Jersey Senate Majority Leader Loretta Weinberg considering proposing legislation to make police dash camera video available to the public, which would reverse this week’s state Supreme Court decision that ruled the footage could be kept secret. (AP file photo)
New Jersey
Policing

Weinberg mulls legislation to reverse N.J. Supreme Court decision on dash cam footage

The bill would not force police departments to use dash and body cameras. It would require that any dash and body camera videos that are made be available to the public.

7 years ago

From left, Megan, Abby, Chris, and Brendan Leach vacationed in Lewes two months before he and two other firefighters died battling a Wilmington blaze. (Courtesy of Leach family)
Delaware
Public Safety

‘Blood on hands’ of ex-mayors Baker and Williams for Del. firefighter deaths, lawyer says

The city of Wilmington’s policies to mothball fire engines and not fill authorized positions were directly to blame for the deaths of three firefighters, the lawsuit contends

7 years ago

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(Andrew Medichini/AP)
Keystone Crossroads
Pennsylvania
Religion

Pope condemns reported sex abuse by priests in Pennsylvania

Vatican condemns sex abuse described in Pennsylvania grand jury report, says Pope Francis is on victims' side.

7 years ago

This courtroom sketch depicts defense lawyer Kevin Downing questioning Rick Gates, as former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort listens.
(Dana Verkouteren/AP)
NPR
Criminal Justice
National
Politics

Paul Manafort case goes to jury after closing arguments by prosecutors and defense

Jurors are set to begin deliberations in the trial of Donald Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort.

7 years ago

Arthur Baselice Jr. poses with a photo of his son, Arthur Baselice III, who was abused by two Franciscan clergymen in Northeast Philadelphia. Baselice III died of a drug overdose in 2006 at age 28.
Keystone Crossroads
Criminal Justice
Religion

Father of son abused by clergy falls deeper into ‘dark hole’ in wake of new report

For victims and their families, having these reports come to light can be a vindication, but there are also a lot of difficult emotions that can be a struggle to process.

7 years ago

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Radio Times
Pennsylvania
Religion

Clergy abuse and cover up in Pa.

Guests: Kevin McCorry, Mark Rozzi, Lawrence Persico On Tuesday, Pennsylvania Attorney General released a scathing ...

Air Date: August 15, 2018 10:00 am

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Police arrest two suspects in Cheltenham Walmart shootings

Authorities say two people were arrested after a reported shooting at a Walmart near Philadelphia. Emergency dispatchers in Montgo ...

7 years ago

Two Guatemalan families were separated at the U.S.-Mexico border earlier this year. The children remain in the U.S. while the fathers have already been deported.
(Claire Harbage/NPR)
NPR
Immigration
National

Deported parents describe agonizing wait to be reunited with their children

The last time Pablo saw his son was in Texas.

7 years ago

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Criminal Justice
New Jersey

After a spate of killings, prosecutor says Cumberland County is not a ‘war zone’

Three recent killings have shocked the South Jersey community, not only for their dizzying pace, but also for the fact that children were among the victims and witnesses.

7 years ago

Still from a Township of Hamilton Police Department dashcam

N.J. Supreme Court: Police dash camera recordings not public records

The 4-3 ruling found that because there's no law mandating the recordings be made, they aren't subject to disclosure.

7 years ago

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New Jersey

Federal task force targets health fraud in New Jersey region

A tip helped break one of the largest health fraud cases ever prosecuted in New Jersey, leading to dozens of convictions over the last several years.

7 years ago

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Criminal Justice
Pennsylvania
Policing

Police shooting raises questions about use of force training

Recruits learn procedural justice, which involves using a measured tone of voice, careful choice of words and nonthreatening physical approach to avoid conflict.

7 years ago

The Oakland Police Department remains under federal oversight 15 years after settling a civil rights case against it. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
NPR
National
Policing
Race & Ethnicity

In Oakland, more data hasn’t meant less racial disparity during police stops

For more than 15 years, Oakland's police department has been under federal oversight following a police abuse and racial profiling scandal.

7 years ago

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