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Civil rights groups mobilize to protect ABA Standard 206 as political pressure threatens mandatory diversity standards across American law schools.
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Angie Nixon wins the Florida Democratic Senate primary, aiming to make history as the state’s first Black U.S. senator while tackling systemic voter suppression.
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A fatal gold mine collapse in the Central African Republic exposes the brutal realities of artisanal mining, foreign exploitation, and illicit smuggling networks.
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Explore the U.S.–Liberia deal sending 1,200 third-country deportees to Monrovia, examining human rights concerns, legal standards, and deep historical ties.
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