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Nevada Secretary of State Slams GOP Lawsuit Over Voter Registration as ‘Meritless’ Amid Controversy

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LAS VEGAS, Nev. – The Nevada Secretary of State, Francisco Aguilar, has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the state GOP over voter registration as lacking merit. The lawsuit, which was filed by the Nevada Republican Party and the Republican National Committee, alleges that several counties in the state have voter registration numbers that exceed the number of adult citizens over the age of 18. Specifically, the lawsuit claims that Douglas County has a registration rate of 104%, Lyon County at 105%, and Storey County at 113%. Two other counties, Carson City and Clark County, reported … Read more

Maine Secretary of State Faces Lawsuit Over Signature Collection on Presidential Primary Day, Raises Constitutional Questions

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AUGUSTA, Maine — Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has filed a lawsuit against Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows, alleging that she violated the Constitution. Kennedy claimed that Bellows denied his team the opportunity to collect signatures at polling locations on March 5, the state’s presidential primary day. This denial prevents Kennedy from qualifying for the November ballot. Responding to the lawsuit, Bellows emphasized that Maine law clearly prohibits any influence on voters’ decisions within the voting place itself. She stated that presidential campaigns are therefore unable to collect signatures on presidential primary … Read more

UK Foreign Secretary Warns Israel of Possible Breach of International Law in Gaza Crisis

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London, United Kingdom – The UK foreign secretary, Lord Cameron, issued a stark warning on Tuesday and implied that the UK would not support a full-scale attack on the Rafah area in Gaza. Lord Cameron declared that if Israel fails to provide food and water to the people of Gaza, it would be in breach of international law as the occupying power. He expressed concerns about Israel’s conduct and highlighted the impossibility for the people of Rafah to relocate, given the destruction of their homes and the unfeasibility of traveling into Egypt. Lord Cameron emphasized … Read more

Former Dancer at London’s Playboy Club Casino Victimized as Legal Secretary by Male Lawyer

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London, England – A former dancer at the Playboy Club Casino in London has been awarded £18K in compensation after being recruited as a legal secretary by a male lawyer who frequented the establishment. The woman, known as “BR” during the tribunal, was never paid for her work and faced demeaning comments from her employer. Employment Judge Anne Martin described the case as “extraordinary.” BR was approached by the lawyer, referred to as “AD” in filings, who invited her to work as his personal secretary at Eldwick Law, a boutique disputes law firm in London. … Read more