Former Supreme Court justice Edna Arbel passes away
Former Supreme Court justice Edna Arbel, who served for eight years as state attorney before joining the bench, died on Wednesday, the judiciary announced.
· SARAH BEN-NUN
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· Kate Brumback
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· Ross O'Keefe
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· Dianne Sampang
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· Tomphillips, Samjones
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· Zhang Tong
How do Chinese police track and seize cryptocurrency? Rare paper reveals forensic tools
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· Middleeasteye
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· Tyler Durden
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· Juliette Garside
Hong Kong police arrest 2 after man dies following dispute at flat
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· Wynna Wong
Hong Kong police arrest 2 after man dies following dispute at flat
Victim found naked and unconscious in Mong Kok flat, later pronounced dead, as police seize drugs and launch murder probe
· Wynna Wong
Sudan’s RSF committed ethnic cleansing, says Amnesty
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· Agence France-Presse
Sudan’s RSF committed ethnic cleansing, says Amnesty
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· Agence France-Presse
Judge tells Pentagon to halt escort policy for New York Times journalists
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· Jocelyn Noveck
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Judge 'wrong' to spare rapists jail, court told
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· Bbcnews
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· Riley Cardoza
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· Federica Marsi
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· Guardian staff and agency
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· Al Jazeera Staff
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· Abbie Vansickle
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· Sam Levin, Lex Mcmenamin
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· Stephy Zhang
Supreme Court gives Trump key immigration wins
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· Rebecca Santana
Two UK police officers face misconduct probe in Henry Nowak murder case
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· Al Jazeera Staff
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· Rudi Maxwell
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· Marissa Calligeros
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· DYLAN LOH
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Several people were killed in a fire that broke out on Wednesday morning in an apartment block in the Belgian city of Antwerp, local police said on their website.
· REUTERS
Naomi Osaka sports new fashion creation for 2nd-round match at Wimbledon
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· Tom Ambrose, Chris Stein
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· Bbcnews
Birthright citizenship ruling exposes Supreme Court rift, democratic socialist wins Colorado primary
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· Nadja Lovadinov
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UK police face misconduct probe for arresting stabbing victim as he lay dying
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Iranian political prisoner accused of conspiring with Israel brutally beaten in prison
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· DANIELLE GREYMAN-KENNARD
Far-right leader Bardella says police raided contractors who worked for him
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· Victor Goury-Laffont, Max Griera
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· SARAH BEN-NUN
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· Nicholas McEntyre
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· Daniel Bardsley
Police in Germany investigating possible corruption at Euro 2024
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· Sinan Mahmoud
Henry Nowak murder: two officers under gross misconduct investigation
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· Vikramdodd
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· The Local