An Arizona prisoner whose execution is coming up isn’t asking for a reprieve
A prisoner scheduled to be executed next week in what would be Arizona’s first use of the death penalty in over two years will not ask for a reprieve from his death sentence.
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USCIS employees asked to volunteer to help ICE operations
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Ja'Marr Chase's asking price keeps going up
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Private Prisons Are Ramping Up Detention of Immigrants and Cashing In
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Why You Should Sign Up for an I.R.S. Identity Protection PIN
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Arizona State fires women's hoops coach Adair
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Italian government approves draft law targeting femicide, with punishment up to life in prison
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