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Improving, but still grim, conditions in immigration detention centers, California AG says

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A new report from the state Department of Justice shows that while conditions in California’s federal immigration detention facilities have improved since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, they remain grim.

Tribune News Service

Amazon considers dropping in-house labels amid regulatory heat

Sales of Amazon's private-label products have been slumping, and watchdogs are circling ever closer.

Input

Jan 6 hearings– live: Trump says he’s made 2024 decision as rumours of September announcement swirl

Follow live for latest news and updates on January 6 hearings in Congress

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Perth protesters rally over plan to move Banksia Hill Detention Centre boys to Casuarina Prison

WA's Commissioner for Children and Young People and protestors voice their opposition to the transfer of 20 boys from Banksia Hill Juvenile Detention Centre to Casuarina Prison.

ABC News

Jan. 6 panel gives information about Trump’s fake electors’ scheme to Justice Department

The chair of the Jan. 6 committee said the panel has started handing over information about former President Donald Trump’s fake electors’ scheme to Department of Justice prosecutors.

Tribune News Service

With Trump's role on Jan. 6 becoming clearer, and potentially criminal, GOP voters are starting to look at different options

As the Jan. 6 committee reconvened for another round of hearings, the question remains: Will the Justice Department indict former President Donald Trump for his role in the assault on the U.S. Capitol?

The Conversation

WA youth prison transfer 'threatens lives'

The planned transfer of 20 detained children to a maximum-security adult prison in Western Australia risks their lives, loved ones and advocates say.

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Dems call on Garland to do something

"All of it points to the urgent need for DOJ to prosecute Donald Trump," said Rep. Pramila Jayapal.

Salon

Was this enough for Merrick Garland?

Donald Trump led a terrorist conspiracy that aimed to overthrow democracy. What more does Merrick Garland need?

Salon

Jan 6 – live: Trump ‘asking when hearings will end’, as Fox guest admits evidence is ‘breathtaking’

Follow live for latest news and updates on January 6 hearings in Congress

The Independent UK

Potential Burnie courthouse CBD sites announced after backlash at out-of-town move

After community backlash to a plan to move Burnie's courthouse to the outskirts of town, the Tasmanian government reveals two new proposed CBD sites — including one next door to a childcare centre.

ABC News

January 6 committee reveals how a tweet from Donald Trump and an 'unhinged' meeting at the White House sparked the Capitol riot

The January 6 committee reveals how "the craziest meeting of the Trump presidency" and a late-night tweet from the former president encouraged extremists and conspiracy theorists to storm the Capitol and mount an insurrection.

ABC News

Five key takeaways from seventh January 6 US Capitol riot hearing

Tuesday’s wide-ranging hearing attempted to link former President Donald Trump to far-right groups that stormed Capitol.

Al Jazeera

Trump reported to Department of Justice for contacting Jan 6 committee witness, Liz Cheney reveals

Former president’s phone call was revealed in closing statement of latest hearing

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Who was Emmett Till? What to know about his death and legacy

RALEIGH, N.C. — In 1955, a white woman alleged that a Black teenager whistled at, grabbed and said obscene things to her in her grocery store in Mississippi. The result? A brutal kidnapping, beating and murder in the Jim Crow South.

Daily Mirror

PGA Tour being investigated over 'anti-competitive behaviour' towards rebel Saudi series

The PGA Tour’s battle with LIV Golf has sent shockwaves around the sport over the past year, and now the American-based circuit is being investigated by the Department of Justice

ABC News

Donald Trump accused of a sprawling 'conspiracy': recapping the first eight Capitol riot hearings

There's been chilling testimony from the January 6 public hearings, revealing graphic video and bombshell testimony from inside the White House. Here's every hearing re-capped and what's coming next.

Dublin Live

Dublin Airport jobs: Department of Justice hiring immigration control officers

They are offering wages starting from €25,339

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Salon

Jan. 6: What we still don't know

Going deep with Hugo Lowell: What was Mike Flynn's plan? How much did Meadows and Giuliani know? What happens next?

Belfast Live

The five men currently unlawfully at large in Northern Ireland

There are a number of different situations where an offender can be considered to be unlawfully at large

Irish Mirror

Migrant fishermen in Ireland at risk of exploitation and years away from families under current permits

Fishermen say they are facing an increased risk of exploitation and human trafficking

ABC News

Banksia Hill inmates to be relocated to new youth facility at Casuarina after cells damaged

A group of 20 young offenders from Banksia Hill detention centre will be relocated to a new youth facility at Casuarina Prison in a move an advocate says is gearing them up for a life in the criminal justice system.

WEKU

The Supreme Court marshal asks state officials to act on protests at justices' homes

The protests have carried on for weeks since the leak of a draft of the court's eventual decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. State officials had previously called on federal law enforcement for help.

The Conversation

Decades after Brown v. Board, US schools still struggle with segregation – 4 essential reads

The Supreme Court’s Brown v. Board of Education decision, handed down in 1954, was supposed to end racial segregation in the nation’s public schools. But that work remains undone, as evidenced by a U.S. Department of Justice collection showing dozens of active school-desegregation cases even in 2022.

The Guardian - US

Explosive testimony piles pressure on Trump – how likely are criminal charges?

The January 6 committee cannot charge Trump, but it can make criminal referrals. Here are the key legal issues at stake

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