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Journalist Charlie Kratovil lost his appeal in his constitutional challenge of Daniel's Law. He plans to ask the state Supreme Court to act. The post Court rejects constitutional challenge of law shielding public officials’ addresses appeared first on New Jersey Monitor.

Clark County School District teacher Thuan Luu has named the Review-Journal in a defamation lawsuit after it reported a complaint of his ‘disturbing’ conduct.

A spokesperson for Vice President Harris on Thursday pushed back on a report that Harris had urged President Biden to show more public concern for the plight of civilians in Gaza amid Israel’s fight with Hamas. Politico reported Harris has been telling colleagues in the White House, including Biden, that the administration should be more…

The Palm Beach County elementary teacher was removed from the classroom for a letter she wrote Nov. 1 asking that the district include Islamophobia.

Superior Court Judge Daniel A. Procaccini ordered Neronha to court for a hearing next week over social media posts made by the AG.

FORMER Associate Justice Antonio Carpio along with several lawyers and law students on Wednesday filed another petition before the Supreme Court seeking to declare unconstitutional the allocation, release and disbursement of confidential funds to various government agencies and departments. The petitioners also sought the issuance of a temporary restraining order…

Major General SCN Jatar (retd), an anti-corruption crusader and Pune’s prominent face of civic activism, passed away following prolonged illness at 91

Congress and other Opposition parties also chose to cautiously wait to see if the government would push bills for a uniform civil code or reserving one-third seats in legislatures for women. However, they will be vocal in opposing the one-nation-one-poll proposal and the committee the government formed for it.

South Korea President Yoon Suk Yeol had a seafood lunch on Monday, his office said, to allay public concern over the safety of local fish products after Japan began discharging treated radioactive water from its Fukushima nuclear plant. Japan started releasing water from the wrecked plant into the Pacific Ocean on Thursday, sparking protests in Japan and neighbouring countries.

The lunch aims to allay public concern over the safety of local fish products after Japan began discharging water from its Fukushima nuclear plant, his office said