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States seek to provide lawyers for the poor in civil cases

Some of the states from the America seek to allow poor people free access to lawyers in handling certain civil cases.

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Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge To Appeal Judge's Ruling Over LGBT Anti-Discrimination Ordinance

Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge will be appealing a judge's ruling regarding an LGBT anti-discrimination law in Fayetteville. This has been confirmed by her spokesman on Wednesday.

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Donald Trump's Abortion Comments Draw Criticisms On Both Sides

Donald Trump has once again voiced his opinion about abortion. He said that there should be punishment for women seeking for such process.

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Alaska first-graders suspended for allegedly plotting to poison classmate

Choctaw Girl Case Update: California High Court Will Not Overturn Ruling

Missouri woman indicted for multi-state crime spree

Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew says first woman on U.S. currency will be revealed soon

What China's new rules on censorship and accessibility would mean to 'internet sovereignty'

Tennessee Senate committee approves bill making Bible state’s official book

Overwatch: Tracer's "Over-sexualized" Victory Pose Removed by Blizzard; Game Compared to Battleborn

The Expendables 4: Casting rumors hint at new villains; Filming to begin in fall for a possible 2017 release

Toy Story 4 will be different than previous films; Director drops hint about Andy's father

‘Green Lantern Corps’ Update: Tyrese Gibson in the running to play lead character; D.B. Woodside competes for role

‘Deadpool 2’: Director discusses new character Cable; 'Deadpool' officially the highest-grossing R-rated film ever

‘Gambit’ gets delayed again; Production originally intended to begin this month in New Orleans