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Sangeeta Mishra
Despite pressure, no imminent pardon seen for Snowden
Judging by the resoluteness of US officials’ tone, the chances President Barack Obama will pardon Edward Snowden appear very slim, and close to none before November’s presidential election.
18 Sep 2016 11:56 PM
Texas to execute a man who killed no one
Jeffery Wood did not fire the gun that killed a Texas store clerk during a robbery gone wrong, nor did he even witness the shooting.
19 Aug 2016 5:24 AM
As abortion barriers grow, US Supreme Court ruling looms
Abortion may be legal in America, but US states are throwing up more and more barriers to the practice. So an upcoming decision from the Supreme Court is keenly awaited.
06 Jun 2016 2:41 AM
In hunt for US terror recruits, FBI agents may have set unethical traps
In April, John Booker was arrested for allegedly planning to carry out a suicide bombing at a military base in Kansas on behalf of the Islamic State (ISIS) group.
29 Oct 2015 1:23 AM
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