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Florida School District Rethinking Guns in Cars After Principal’s Arrest
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Florida County Finds Mysterious Flock Cameras Installed Without Permits or Approval
Officials are still trying to determine who’s responsible for having them installed on local roads without permits, a county spokesperson said.
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Hochul Replaces DA With New York AG in Investigation of Cornell Sexual Assault Allegations
Gov. Kathy Hochul said newly released information about the investigation prompted her decision.
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First Small Modular Reactor in the U.S. to Be Constructed in Tennessee
The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) received approval Tuesday from the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) to construct the nation’s first commercial small modular reactor (SMR) at its Clinch River site near Oak Ridge.
The NRC issued a construction permit for Clinch River Unit 1, a 300-megawatt GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy BWRX-300 boiling-water reactor. The permit clears TVA to move forward with construction.
Federal Judge Blocks $100,000 Fee for H-1B Visas
The Oakland, California-based district judge is the second judge to block the policy.
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Christa Pike in Critical Condition After Botched Execution, Lawyers Say
Pike was receiving ‘life-saving care,’ the lawyers said.
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Governor Pauses Executions After Notorious Killer Survives Lethal Injection…
Tennessee Republican Governor Bill Lee put executions on hold in the state for the rest of the year after a botched lethal injection Wednesday night of notorious murderer Christa Pike.
Earlier this year, Tennessee botched another execution when officials were unable to carry out the lethal injection protocol for murderer Tony Carruthers.
Supreme Court Allows Tennessee to Execute Convicted Murderer Christa Pike
Pike was to be executed this morning, but the Sixth Circuit blocked the execution a short time before it was to take place. The justices lifted that stay.
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