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SRINAGAR, India -- Police in Indian-controlled Kashmir said they arrested a prominent journalist on accusations of publishing “anti-national content,” in a widening crackdown against media in the disputed region. Fahad Shah, the editor of news portal Kashmir Walla, was summoned for questioning in southern Pulwama town on Friday and later arrested. Police said he was identified among Facebook ...

Police said he was identified among Facebook users and portals that had published “anti-national content,” without specifying what it is. It said the content was posted with “criminal intention” to create fear and could “provoke the public to disturb law and order.” It said such content was “tantamount to glorifying the terrorist activities.” The case relates to a gunfight between rebels trap...

FILE- Fahad Shah, right, editor-in-chief of Kashmir Walla, works on his computer inside the newsroom at his office in Srinagar, Indian controlled Kashmir, Friday, Jan. 21, 2022. Police in Indian-controlled Kashmir have arrested Shah, a young journalist on accusations of publishing “anti-national content,” police said, in a widening crackdown against media in the disputed region. (AP Photo/...

This is a press release from the Mendocino County Sheriff’s Office. The information has not been proven in a court of law and any individuals described should be presumed innocent until proven guilty: On 01-31-2022 at 9:57 P.M., Mendocino County Sheriff’s Deputies responded to a reported domestic argument at a location in the 1300 block of North State Street in Ukiah, California. On arrival,...

Medical marijuana is now legal in Mississippi, and the Greenwood City Council has work to do regarding sale and distribution. The new law, signed by Gov. Tate Reeves this past week, gives local governments the opportunity to opt out within 90 days of the law’s enaction. Mayor Carolyn McAdams said she would be “very much surprised” if Greenwood chose to opt out. “I’m very much for ...

The IFAB (International Football Association Board) is set to make a permanent law change to the substitution rule from March onwards. The rule change will affect how many substitutions can be made in a given match from this point onwards, following the decision to allow five substitutions in a match due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Many have criticised why five substitutions in a match is not c...

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JEFFERSON CITY — The Missouri Supreme Court will hear arguments Monday in a case challenging a new gun law opponents say bars police from helping enforce certain federal firearms laws. The Second Amendment Preservation Act, which went into effect in August, declares “invalid” many federal gun regulations that don’t have an equivalent in Missouri law, including statutes covering weapons regist...

Two men were spotted on an airport runway. The person who reported them to the Kalispell Police Department wanted to know what they were doing on the runway. Medication appeared to be stolen from an apartment. A hit and run incident allegedly resulted in a car mirror being damaged. A man entered a tattoo parlor and started yelling. He claimed he was a law enforcement officer and he refused to...

BATON ROUGE — Two LSU Law students from St. John the Baptist Parish have been honored for their academic achievement. Colton P. Duhon of Reserve was among 61 LSU Law students awarded the Paul M. Hebert Scholar honor for the Fall 2021 semester. The Paul M. Hebert Scholar is awarded to the top 10% of LSU Law students earning 12 or more hours of credit in an individual semester. Crysta Paige Re...