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13Apr/17

United States’ first female Muslim judge found dead in Hudson River

April 13, 2017CrimeAbdus-Salaam, Country: United States, East Coast of the United States, Eastern United States, Hudson New York, Jurists, Law/Crime, Lawyers, Legal professions, Mario Cuomo, Mid-Atlantic, New York, Salaam, Sheila Abdus-Salaam, Steady B, United States, Washington D.C.smbale

A groundbreaking black jurist who became the first Muslim woman to serve as a U.S. judge is found dead in New York’s Hudson River, police say.
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10Feb/17

George Clooney and wife Amal expecting twins -Matt Damon

February 10, 2017CelebrityActors, Amal, Amal Clooney, American film directors, American people of German descent, Beyonce, Cinema of the United States, Clooney, English-language films, Entertainment/Culture, European diaspora, Film, George Clooney, Human Interest, Jay-Z, Jurists, Matt Damon, Nick Clooney, Oscar, Rosemary Clooney, Screenwriters, United Statessmbale

George Clooney and Amal Clooney are expecting twins, according to Matt Damon, who told an entertainment television program that he “almost started to cry” when he learned of the news.

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27Apr/15

Loretta Lynch sworn-in as U.S. Attorney General

April 27, 2015PoliticsAmerican society, Attorney General, Baltimore, Baltimore Police Department, Bill Clinton, Death of Freddie Gray, Elián González, Elliot Richardson, Eric Holder, Freddie Gray, Government, James Meredith, Janet Reno, Jimmy Hoffa, John Ashcroft, Jurists, Justice, Law/Crime, Lawyers, Loretta Lynch, Lynch, LYNCH INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT SURVEY, Politics, Race and crime in the United States, Robert Kennedy, Social Issues, United States, United States Attorney General, United States Department of Justice, Wacosmbale

Loretta Lynch is sworn in as U.S. Attorney General and faces a raft of pressing issues — not least of which is the spate of deadly confrontations between mostly white police officers and mostly black men.
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