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In Philly halls of justice, feds seizing more immigrants with no criminal past

As the Trump administration continues its immigration crackdown, ICE agents find courthouses a convenient place to collar undocumented immigrants.

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A barking dog alerted a Lacey family to a burglar's presence over the weekend, authorities said. 

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US short of options to punish North Korea for WannaCry cyberattack

Homeland security adviser Tom Bossert said it was "a reckless attack and it was meant to cause havoc and destruction." He said it put lives at risk.

8 years ago

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Much has been made in the press recently to cast doubt on Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller’s potential use of the Logan Act in his investigation of the Trump-Russia scandal.

8 years ago

Osman Enriquez arrives at immigration enforcement offices in Philadelphia with his fiancee, Cindy, and year-old son, Jayden. Enriquez was threatened with deportation after his DACA application was lost in the mail.
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Pennsylvania

ICE arrests Pa. man in DACA limbo, highlighting confusion over program’s future

The Trump administration is ending DACA in March, and gave Dreamers until October to apply to renew their participation, but some applications got lost in the mail.

8 years ago

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New Jersey

Officials: Stolen state police SUV used in robberies, theft

The vehicle was recovered late Sunday morning in North Brunswick, the news release says. Two issued weapons and several uniforms were discovered stolen. 

8 years ago

Down the Shore
New Jersey

Weapons, uniforms stolen from N.J. state police SUV

Authorities are investigating the theft of weapons and uniforms taken from an unmarked New Jersey State Police troop vehicle. 

8 years ago

There were 23 executions in 2017, according to the Death Penalty Information Center. Over the past 25 years, only last year's total, 20, was lower. (Kiichiro Sato/AP)
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National

Use of the death penalty in U.S. near a 25-year low, report finds

There were 23 executions this year, the center says. Over the past 25 years, only last year's total, 20, was lower.

8 years ago

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Catholic Church singled out in Australian sex abuse report

In a far-reaching report on child sex abuse in Australia, a government commission recommends the country's Catholic Church lift its celibacy requirement for diocesan clergy.

8 years ago

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Immigration
Policing

Federal investigation finds ‘significant issues’ at immigrant detention centers

Immigrants detained at four centers used by ICE are subject to inhumane treatment, given insufficient hygiene supplies and medical care, and provided potentially unsafe food.

8 years ago

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NPR
International

Guantanamo court lacks jurisdiction to try 9/11 defendants, says defense attorney

A risky move by one of the defense teams has led to unusual drama in the seemingly-endless pre-trial proceedings of the 9/11 war crimes case.

8 years ago

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The lawsuit claimed the state Department of Correction and two former governors created dangerous conditions that led to violence at the Smyrna prison.

8 years ago

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First-degree murder charge against man who drove into Charlottesville demonstrators

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8 years ago

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Black cops sue, claiming racism in Philly narcotics unit

The Guardian Civic League claims narcotics supervisors ordered underlings to fudge paperwork to protect informants — and retaliated when some refused.

8 years ago

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Grand jury: Penn State showed ‘shocking apathy’ about drinking

Read the full grand jury investigation report of Penn State frat pledge Tim Piazza's death.

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