MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) -- A divided Alabama legislative committee delayed a vote on a proposal that would allow inmates to speak by video conference at their parole hearings.\n\nThe House Judiciary postponed a decision after there
Lindsay Eiseman\/The Hoya | The Supreme Court became a host of protest as it heard City of Grants Pass v. Johnson, a case which could criminalize homelessness.\n\nOver 700 protestors gathered outside of the United States Supreme C
지난 7월부터는 인천 잠실에 위치한 프렌치 럭셔리 오피스텔 '소피텔 앰버서더 고양' 객실 내에 아이콘 얼음정수기, 노블 공기청정기 등 주요 물건을 설치해 오피스텔을 방문하는 손님이 현실 적으로 물건을 이용해 느낄 수 있는 기회를 제공했다
Jaipur: The state government on Wednesday formed 27 teams and initiated a campaign to monitor illegal sand mining, transportation and storage.\n\nDirector of mines and geology, Bhagwati Prasad Kalal, said teams comprising mining d
Enzymes are the body's tools to make almost all reactions happen. But the same is true for bacteria like Streptococcus, which causes toxic shock syndrome, a rapidly progressing and deadly condition. When the body's white blood cel
Supporters of a South Dakota abortion rights initiative submitted far more signatures than required Wednesday to make the ballot this fall. But its outcome is unclear in the conservative state, where Republican lawmakers strongly
SHOPPERS have spotted two \"delicious\" new Mini Cheddars flavours on the shelves at Home Bargains.\n\nJacob's has launched two new limited-edition Cheesy Specials flavours.\n\nThe new flavours are Smoked Cheddar and Cheddar & Roa
Jane Harman, National Defense Strategy Commission Chair, discusses if she thinks US Secretary of State Blinken's visit to Israel will help the calls for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. She states that humanitarian aid needs
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) -- A divided Alabama legislative committee delayed a vote on a proposal that would allow inmates to speak by video conference at their parole hearings.\n\nThe House Judiciary postponed a decision after there
By Salvador Hernandez, Los Angeles Times The Tribune Content Agency\n\nIf the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration reclassified marijuana as a less dangerous drug, it wouldn't eliminate the conflicts between the feds and states su