Youll hear the argument case 494 o Evenwel V Abbott simic mr. Chief justice of it may please the court this is a fundamental question whether the oneperson onevote affords eligible voters of any reasonable protection resubmit the answer must be asked and as a consequence under the equal protection clause. The item that is at issue is a deviation from the eligible voters under any metric. No decision is ever sustained to that magnitude with the oneperson onevote case in the many decisions it has always been about. What about the principle is equal representation in now for half a century a population that is the legitimate standard . So the states overwhelmingly for half a century so now you say they cannot do that anymore . With respect to the phrase equal representation thats originated in westbury. There is a dash tat continues therefore for us to hold within the states legislatures may draw the line in such a way to give some voters a greater voice to choose a congressman would be u
Board member Elizabeth P Miller who is the New York Times Washington Bureau chief they previously covered the pentagon and the white house. I am delighted to be back. Thank you. Briefly she including liberia. Yesterdays paper. Very powerful story. The covering in liberia. [applause] a house, and the biography. And she again. [inaudible] the White House Correspondent for cbs news. She has been at cbs says 2012. Iraq, afghanistan, recently working the climate talks in paris. During the talks the secretary gary. And hillary clinton. The washington post. With reuters, baghdad, afghanistan, pakistan, even sudan. Most recently in San Bernardino. She was also reporting live in. Everyone talks about issues they cover and then i will answer to five open it up. Always great to be here. [applause] did you guys see the photos . I just want to. Out in the desert with my sunglasses. This is ridiculous. Can you please . They traveled. The american diplomacy at work around the world. Its one of the mo
Jones starts off here in new york city. A moment of silence, another one expected in just a few minutes. Before we get to that, what is it like today as we honor the dead . Reporter good morning, poppy. This is a very different remembrance. We remember where we were on september 11, 2001 and we see the victims families reading of tut names but this year its going to be different because of concerns about covid. The reading of the names has begun but its a recording. It is being played over a loud speaker. But its still important to mark this moment. Of course that reading of the names takes a long time because were talking about 2,753 people who perished in those towers. As i mentioned the ceremony has already begun. There will be moments of silence along the way. We have seen various dignitaries arrive and we had a chance to speak earlier with the nypd commissioner dermot shea about the importance of marking this day. It is honestly hard to put into words the emotion you feel this day
This report documents torture, killings, rapes, forced expulsions, and other war crimes committed by Serbian and Yugoslav government forces against Kosovar Albanians between March 24 and June 12, 1999, the period of NATO's air campaign against Yugoslavia. The report reveals a coordinated and systematic campaign to terrorize, kill, and expel the ethnic Albanians of Kosovo that was organized by the highest levels of the Serbian and Yugoslav governments in power at that time.
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