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Jul122018 by lavina-jahorina.comNo Comments

Lavina Jahorina: Top 10 Best Nike Vapor Court Mens Tennis Shoe Comparison

If you do not know what to look for when buying Nike Vapor Court Mens Tennis Shoe, it is not easy to make the right decision. There is a too big risk of choosing Nike Vapor Court Mens Tennis Shoe and being disappointed when you receive the product. This guide will help you. Source: https://saifkhatri.com/nike-vapor-court-mens-tennis-shoe The post Top 10 Best Nike Vapor Court Mens Tennis Shoe Comparison appeared first on Saif Ahmed Khatri's Blog.

Jul92018 by lavina-jahorina.comNo Comments

Lavina Jahorina: Top 10 Best Asics Tennis Court Shoes Womens Comparison

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If you do not know what to look for when buying Asics Tennis Court Shoes Womens, it is not easy to make the right decision. There is a too big risk of choosing Asics Tennis Court Shoes Womens and being disappointed when you receive the product. This guide will help you. Source: https://saifkhatri.com/asics-tennis-court-shoes-womens The post Top 10 Best Asics Tennis Court Shoes Womens Comparison appeared first on Saif Ahmed Khatri's Blog.

Feb202018 by lavina-jahorina.comNo Comments

Update: Henry Montgomery won his Supreme Court case—but not his freedom

Politics

The Associated Press has reported that 71-year-old Henry Montgomery, whose appeal led the Supreme Court to ban mandatory sentences of life without parole for juveniles, has been denied parole. Montgomery has been incarcerated since age 17, when he shot sheriff’s deputy Charles Hurt. A three-member panel from the state parole board voted 2 to 1 to keep Henry Montgomery imprisoned. The hearing was his first chance at freedom since his conviction decades ago. Montgomery now must wait another two years before he can request another parole hearing. A vote to free him would have had to be unanimous. Montgomery won the right to seek parole for himself and about 2,000 other people who were sentenced to life without parole for offenses committed as juveniles. All signs pointed to Montgomery h

Feb202018 by lavina-jahorina.comNo Comments

What to wear at polls? High court will have a say on that

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WASHINGTON (AP) — A “Make America Great Again” hat. A tea party T-shirt. A MoveOn.org button. Wear any one of those items to vote in Minnesota, and a poll worker will probably ask you to remove it or cover it up. Like a number of states, Minnesota bars voters from wearing political items to the polls to reduce the potential for confrontations or voter intimidation. But that could change. The Supreme Court on Feb. 28 will consider a challenge to the state’s law, in a case that could affect other states, too. Wen Fa, a lawyer with the Pacific Legal Foundation, the group behind the challenge to Minnesota’s law, says voters wearing political apparel shouldn’t have to hang up their hats, turn their T-shirts inside out or put their buttons in their bags just to cast a ballot. Wearing political c

Feb192018 by lavina-jahorina.comNo Comments

Crews responding to structure fire on Arcadia Court in Colonie

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COLONIE, N.Y. (NEWS10) — Crews are responding to a structure fire on Arcadia Court in Colonie Monday morning. Colonie Police dispatch says the initial call for a fire in a shed behind 64 Arcadia Court was received at 4:07 a.m. Monday. The fire may have spread to a nearby house. Fuller Road Fire Department is responding. NEWS10 ABC has a crew at the scene and will continue to update this story with the latest details.

Feb182018 by lavina-jahorina.comNo Comments

This week in the war on workers: Who will be hurt most if Supreme Court rules against public unions?

Politics

Who’s going to lose out the most if (when) the Supreme Court deals a body blow to public sector unions in the Janus case? While the outcome of the case will affect about 17 million public-sector workers across the country, black women in particular could be hurt by Janus, as they are disproportionately represented in public sector jobs. They make up 17.7 percent of public-sector workers, or about 1.5 million workers. Black women have traditionally faced a double pay gap—a gender pay gap and a racial wage gap. EPI research has shown that black women are paid only 65 cents of the dollar that their white male counterparts are paid. However, unions help reduce these pay gaps. Working black women in unions are paid 94.9 percent of what their black male counterparts make, while nonunion blac

Feb162018 by lavina-jahorina.comNo Comments

U.S. court says Trump travel ban unlawfully discriminates against Muslims

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A U.S. appeals court in Virginia ruled on Thursday that President Donald Trump’s latest travel ban targeting people from six Muslim-majority countries violates the U.S. Constitution by discriminating on the basis of religion. The Richmond-based 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals became the second federal appeals court to rule against the ban, […] The post U.S. court says Trump travel ban unlawfully discriminates against Muslims appeared first on Politicus USA.

Feb162018 by lavina-jahorina.comNo Comments

Melissa McNeill: 5 Things On Nikolas Cruz’s Lawyer Who Comforted Him In First Court Appearance

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Melissa McNeill has found herself the object of scrutiny for comforting Florida shooter Nikolas Cruz at his bond hearing. Here's all the details on this public defender.