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“Exercise is a basic human need, and its long-term denial may constitute cruel and unusual punishment,” said prison officials, who also asserted three years was tolerable. The case could reach the Supreme Court.

Vito Caselnova faces a charge of possessing a firearm in a so-called sensitive location under a contentious provision of the state’s revised gun law.

The change comes as members of Congress have called for the justices to be held to ethics standards similar to those for the executive and legislative branches.

In the case of a murder in the Philippines, the justices weighed whether relaying a confession that implicated another crossed a constitutional line.

The hotel argues that the activist, Deborah Laufer, was not entitled to sue it over inadequate disclosures because she did not intend to stay there.

And a new report offers a fresh climate warning sign.

Republican Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy grilled a climate witness on Wednesday after the witness said he believes Chinese President Xi Jinping on climate issues.