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A program that's diverted dozens of mentally-ill people away from Hawaii's prison system has been largely successful. And now lawmakers want to expand that program to include those who commit non-violent misdemeanors.

Hawaii legislators want to expand program to keep mentally ill charged with minor crimes out of jail

By Kristen Consillio Click here for updates on this story     HONOLULU (KITV) — A program that’s diverted dozens of mentally-ill people away from Hawaii’s prison system has been largely successful. And now lawmakers want to expand that program to include those who commit non-violent misdemeanors. Act 26 started in 2020, redirecting people with serious mental

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Storm damage seen across Pasadena after tornado hits during severe weather in SE Texas

By Jessica Willey Click here for updates on this story     PASADENA, Texas (KTRK) — Pasadena suffered extensive storm damage after severe weather moved through southeast Texas on Tuesday. Just before 3 p.m., the National Weather Service said a “large, extremely dangerous and potentially deadly tornado” was on the ground near Pasadena and headed toward Baytown.

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El juez excluye parte del testimonio de Tirso Martínez contra García Luna

Juan Pablo Elverdin (CNN Español) — El juez federal Brian Cogan, que está a cargo del juicio por narcotráfico contra el exsecretario de Seguridad Pública de México Genaro García Luna, decidió excluir parte del testimonio de Tirso Martínez alias “El Futbolista”. Al responder a un pedido de la defensa, el magistrado falló que los testimonios van desde 1993

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El núcleo interno de la Tierra podría haber dejado de girar e invertido su dirección, sugiere un estudio

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — La rotación del núcleo interno de la Tierra podría haberse detenido e incluso podría invertirse, según sugiere un nuevo estudio. La Tierra está formada por la corteza, el manto y los núcleos interno y externo. El núcleo interno sólido está situado a unos 5.000 kilómetros por debajo de la corteza terrestre

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Legal fight around abortion drug mifepristone escalates with new lawsuits challenging state restrictions

By Tierney Sneed The legal fight around medication abortion — the two-pill regimen that allows women to terminate their pregnancies — escalated Wednesday with separate lawsuits filed in two states challenging their restrictions on the method. One lawsuit was filed by GenBioPro, a major manufacturer of mifepristone, which is the first drug used in the

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Human rights group accuses motorsport’s governing body of ‘suppressing drivers’ freedom of speech’

By Sammy Mngqosini A human rights group has accused motorsport’s governing body, the FIA, of “suppressing drivers’ freedom of speech,” following a ban on political statements ahead of the new Formula One season. On Tuesday, the Bahrain Institute for Rights and Democracy (BIRD) questioned the governing body’s commitment to human rights in a letter addressed

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