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Domestic workers rallied at Rittenhouse Square on Wednesday alleging that many employers in that wealthy neighborhood are retaliating against them for asserting their rights under city law.

Abstract: The framework on which the U.N. Arms Trade Treaty (ATT), currently being negotiated, is likely to be based is clear: It will set out criteria that signatories must apply to proposed arms transfers and require them to decide whether the proposed transfer poses a risk under any of those criteria. But these criteria are likely to be ill-defined, and the ATT's "checklist" model differs fundamentally from the "guidance" model that the U.S. currently employs. Worst o...

A Southern Baptist task force has decided to part ways with an LGBTQ-friendly company responsible for setting up and mon

The Nusantara Capital Authority (OIKN) along with the Public Works and Public Housing Ministry accompanied a Japanese business association on a visit to ...

If U.N. negotiations follow precedent, the Arms Trade Treaty will include a clause that legitimates the supply of arms to terrorists.

Lawyers on both sides of the criminal justice system say McLean County stakeholders are ready to meet the potential challenges in the courtroom when the first detention hearings are held Jan. 3.

McLean County judges say they want to be consistent in how they hold bond hearings when cash bail ends in January. The county has assigned one judge to handle all bond hearings.

Lawyers on both sides of the criminal justice system say McLean County stakeholders are ready to meet the potential challenges in the courtroom when the first detention hearings are held Jan. 3.

Rich Millers Capitol Fax: Governor taking baby steps with SAFE-T?

“If we didn’t pass something, we wouldn’t have gotten anything from law enforcement. We wouldn’t have gotten a serious conversation,” claimed Rep. La Shawn Ford,...