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Greenpeace has leaked a significant chunk of the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) trade deal, in what is being described as the end of the controversial agreement. As the Independent reports, the leak reveals […]
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In a ruling already causing ripples of outrage throughout the online world, an Oklahoma court has ruled that performing oral sex on an unconscious drunk person is “not sexual assault.” According to the Guardian, local […]
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The new HB 2 bill was passed into law in North Carolina last month, meaning police are now enforcing “toilet checks” to ensure only people can only use the toilet assigned to the gender matches […]
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Good news for privacy activists – the U.S. House of Representatives yesterday unanimously voted in favor of requiring a warrant to search emails. Under the Email Privacy Act, the government must now get a probable […]
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Some of the families who lost children in the Sandy Hook shootings filed a lawsuit against Remington Arms in 2014 because one of their rifles was involved in the fatalities. However, the Protection of Lawful […]
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A US sperm bank and its distributor are facing a lawsuit concerning a sperm donor who claimed to be pursuing a PhD in neuroscience, but who is in fact a convicted felon and former mental […]
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Dog owners throughout the UK are now legally required to have their pets microchipped, or else face a fine of up to £500. All dogs in England, Scotland and Wales must have the chip by […]
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A new bill in New Hampshire will require state courts to inform juries that a defendant who has been shown to have committed a crime may be declared “not guilty” if a guilty outcome would […]
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A Saudi Arabian court has given a man the death sentence for renouncing his Muslim faith, reports the Telegraph. The man, who has not been named, from the town of Hafr al-Batin filmed himself tearing […]
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A Mississippi bill that will allow church attendees to carry a concealed firearm is about to become law. As NPR reports, some congregations feel this measure will act as a bolster to security. Others argue […]
