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WASHINGTON – A heated debate over how foreign countries regulate abortion is playing into a challenge to Roe v. Wade – even though the Supreme Court’s conservative justices have often looked askance at taking cues from overseas. Anti-abortion advocates and groups that support abortion rights have filed dueling briefs claiming to be on the side of international norms in Mississippi’s blockbust...

Law enforcement officers with the city of Benton train on advanced driving techniques at the Conway Municipal Airport on Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2021. (Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/ Colin Murphey) CONWAY -- Recruits at the Conway Police Department Training Academy have only two things to do to pass the Emergency Vehicle Operations Course: Knock over just two cones while maneuvering a narrow maze of a...

Students at multiple law schools are pressuring administrators to sever ties with LexisNexis and Westlaw, which they claim help the Department of Homeland Security target undocumented immigrants. Getty Images Coordinated multicampus protests this fall have left law schools in an unenviable position, stuck between meeting student demands and providing access to the resources at the center of ...

China’s Communist Party has long maintained tight control over information, and the effort has intensified under leader Xi Jinping. The country has become increasingly opaque over the past year, even as its presence on the world stage grows. A new data-security law has made it harder for foreign companies and investors to get information, including about supplies and financial statements. Sev...

A male was allegedly kicked out of a business after refusing to stop skateboarding in the store. A woman told the Kalispell Police Department she gave her friend money to install residential security cameras and the friend’s husband was allegedly taking them all down so she wanted to report them stolen. A man banned from a business reportedly returned and was digging through a cigarette bin. ...

Director of Dallas County Health and Human Services Dr. Philip Huang, left, and Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins look on during a press conference where children, ages 5-11, were the first in Dallas County to receive the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine at Dallas County Health and Human Services, Nov. 3, 2021. Increase the consequences Re: “No easy gun solutions,” by Richard Street, Wednesday Letters....

Hawilti has fought mightily to keep all data and agreements away from its African investors that financed the operations and the start up JOHANNESBURG, SA / ACCESSWIRE / December 6, 2021 / The legal action filed on behalf of investors alleges that Hawilti and its French Citizen Director, Mickael Vogel knowingly deceived investors in 2019 to collect funding for the business without having any ...

Deputy graduates with honors from law enforcement academy  Murray Ledger and Times

ISU scientists: Nitrous oxide emissions should factor into climate change mitigation AMES, Iowa -- We hear a lot about reducing carbon dioxide emissions when it comes to controlling the threat of climate change, but a new study from Iowa State University suggests looking into another major greenhouse gas. It’s called Nitrous Oxide, and it largely comes from agricultural soil, specifical...

Javier Ybañez, senior partner of Garrigues, left, and Fernando Vives, executive chairman, right, with the new partners. Courtesy photo The elite Spanish law firm Garrigues has elevated 14 lawyers to equity partnership, continuing a recent pattern of steady growth in the upper ranks. The appointments cover four practice areas and are spread among the firm’s offices in Spain and Portugal. Five ...