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Gary Cameron / Reuters A Near-Epiphany at the Supreme Court
The justices come close to recognizing the perilous state of the American public-defense system.
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Jim Mone / AP No Charges in the Shooting of Jamar Clark
A prosecutor in Minneapolis said police were justified in shooting the 24-year-old black man because he was trying to grab an officer’s gun.
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Julio Cortez / Associated Press Changes to Newark's Troubled Police Department
The U.S. Department of Justice and the city in New Jersey reached an agreement Wednesday to overhaul how the city’s police works.
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Matt Dunham / AP Right to Life and a Case of Mistaken Identity
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled in favor of Britain’s decision not to charge police officers who shot and killed a Brazilian man in 2005 after mistaking him for a terrorism suspect.
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Stephane de Sakutin / Pool / AP The End of the Plan to Strip French Terrorists of Their Citizenship
President Francois Hollande dropped the proposed constitutional changes after it became clear that it would not clear Parliament.
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Mary Altaffer / AP A Major Leap for the Minimum Wage
California announced a deal to reach $15 an hour by 2022, and New York could soon follow.
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Chris Carlson / AP How Many Bernie Backers Would Refuse to Vote for Hillary Clinton?
Susan Sarandon says she might prefer Donald Trump because he’d bring about revolution faster. There’s little evidence that many Democrats would join her.
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Eraldo Peres / AP Brazil’s Deepening Political Crisis
The PMDB, Brazil’s largest political party, has left the ruling coalition, raising the odds President Dilma Rousseff will be impeached.
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Afolabi Sotunde / Reuters Nigeria’s Mission to Free Boko Haram’s Hostages
Nigerian troops have freed hundreds of hostages held by the militant Islamist group.
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Robert Altman / AP Azealia Banks, Anarchist
On Slay-Z, rap’s biggest Donald Trump fan continues on the warpath.
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William Philpott / Reuters Why Trump's Campaign Manager Was Arrested for Battery
Corey Lewandowski was booked on misdemeanor charges Tuesday morning, stemming from an incident with Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields on March 8.
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Alex Brandon / AP A Narrow Escape for Public-Sector Unions
The justices split 4-4 in Friedrichs v. CTA, leaving a pro-union ruling in the lower courts intact.
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Alex Brandon / AP The Shooting at the U.S. Capitol
A gunman was shot. A female bystander received minor injuries. The Capitol Police chief described the incident as the “act of a single person.”
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Noor Khamis / Reuters Uber’s Troubled Kenyan Expansion
The company began services in Mombasa last week amid protests.
