Month: October 2019

Ukraine, separatists both pull back heavy weapons from east

KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Ukrainian officials and Russian-backed separatists both announced Tuesday they have begun pulling back weapons in Ukraine’s war-torn east, a step they hope unblocks a stalled peace process. The reports follow Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy’s visit to the area, where he confronted armed veterans who came there to try to hamper the…

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Emotional Katie Hill condemns 'horrible smear campaign' by rightwing foes

The Democratic congresswoman Katie Hill, who has quit amid allegations of an inappropriate sexual relationship with a member of her staff, released an emotional video on Monday, attacking what she called a “coordinated campaign” by Republicans and rightwing media. Related: Katie Hill issues video apologizing for ‘imperfections’ after quitting Congress – live Hill, 32, was…

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Judge to allow portion of Nick Sandmann lawsuit against Washington Post to continue

CINCINNATI – A federal judge is allowing a portion of Covington Catholic student Nick Sandmann’s lawsuit against The Washington Post to continue after first dismissing the case. Click Here: liverpool mens jersey After reviewing an amended complaint, Judge William Bertelsman ordered Monday that the case could enter the discovery phase and hence a portion of the…

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Washington Post Back In The Crosshairs, As Judge Rules Covington High Student’s Lawsuit Can Proceed

Click here to read the full article. Click Here: liverpool mens jersey Covington, Kentucky high schooler Nicholas Sandmann can proceed with his $250 million lawsuit against the Washington Post, as a District Court judge has reversed his previous ruling dismissing the case. He will now allow three counts to proceed. Judge William O. Bertelsman of…

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Judge Allows Covington Student’s $250 Million Suit against WaPo to Move Forward

A Covington Catholic High School student can move forward with his defamation suit against the Washington Post, a federal judge in Kentucky ruled on Monday. U.S. District Judge William Bertelsman of Kentucky had ruled in July that the student, Nicholas Sandmann, could not sue the Post for defamation. Bertelsman partially reversed that decision on Monday, ruling that…

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