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"Had they done the minimum allowable under the law, which would have been to continue the phosphate dosing — which in Detroit water, it would’ve cost $80 to $100 a day.” Continue reading →
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A new law in London would fine the homeless £1,000 for sleeping outside or “loitering.” Continue reading →
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At least 30 Israelis have received gag orders for social media activity. Continue reading→
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In internal memos, groups opposing tighter state campaign finance rules coach their local supporters on how to battle disclosure of political donors. Continue reading →
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Food banks and other charities welcome law making large shops donate unsold food and stop spoiling items to deter foragers Continue reading →
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"The Russian Defense Ministry registers a growing number of signs of hidden preparation of the Turkish armed forces for active actions on the territory of Syria." Continue reading →
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The Saudi military said it is ready to contribute thousands of troops to Syria as part of the U.S.-led anti-Islamic State group coalition. Continue reading →
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The 44-year-old computer hacker's lawyers said he must be allowed to walk free immediately and given protection from possible extradition to the United States. Continue reading →
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Secretary of State John Kerry, also appearing at the World Economic Forum in Davos, recently declared that ‘the fight’s over’ between the Obama administration and Israel. Continue reading →
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Stories from the activist group’s fake edition of the Times included a Palestinian village awarded the Nobel Peace Prize and Congress debating aid to Israel. Continue reading →
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