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Nguyen has been on the run since Saturday which is when he's suspected of killing Beverly Cory. Nguyen, 44, was arrested after a auto he was a passenger in was pulled over at about 11:30 p.m., apparently after his brother helped law enforcement locate him.

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel , who controls the nation's third-largest public school system, said Rauner was "ignoring the needs of Illinois' school children" and school superintendents who supported the bill. An overhaul of the 20-year-old way IL doles out funding to public schools is needed because the budget legislators approved last month calls for a new funding formula.

DHS stated the agency has the authority to waive these requirements under laws passed by Congress to enable securing the border with Mexico . Citing Section 102 of the 1996 Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act, the DHS said it has the authority to issue the waiver that eliminates the agency's "obligation to comply with various laws with respect to covered projects".

After realising a mistake had been made, Cardiff's City Arms offered the clergymen a round of free drinks to apologise, the Archdiocese of Cardiff said in a blog post on Tuesday. The seven priests were refused service by staff at The City Arms, who thought they were just rowdy pals in fancy dress, reports WalesOnline. The amusing incident occurred after the seminarians called in to the pub following the ordination of Fr Peter McLaren at the city's nearby Metropolitan Cathedral Church of St ...

Iranian parliamentary speaker Ali Larijani announced today that the new U.S. sanctions on Iran are in direct violation of the nuclear deal. While Iran apologists, like Trita Parsi of the National Iranian American Council, have tried to claim these sanctions are in violation of the 2015 nuclear deal; there is nothing in that deal about sanctions on the ballistic missile programme.

The foreign ministers of four Arab states boycotting Qatar said on Sunday they would make no compromises in their demand that Doha change its policies, as a political crisis that has split the Gulf approaches its third month. It said the claim emanated from Qatar's ambassador to Russia, who had allegedly accused Saudi Arabia of bribing the Russian media outlets in return for them " not publishing any stories depicting the kingdom in a negative way ".

Christie explained, "I'm at a ball game with my son enjoying the game, having no interaction with anybody on public policy or anything else, I don't think it's the right of anybody to stand up and swear at you and curse you out". Chris Christie signed Tuesday. "What I do not regret is calling Chris Christie a hypocrite". Christie told CNN that he confronted Joseph because he said "some really lousy, very bad stuff" with a lot of children around.

Although the proposed bill has yet to gain support from fellow members of Congress, Booker said he is hopeful that it will have bipartisan sponsorship. Noting the racial and economic disparities surrounding marijuana arrests, The Marijuana Justice Act would create an incentive pool for states that are willing to change their laws to end the unbalanced application of justice surrounding marijuana laws.

Hague, a Tory peer who served as foreign secretary under David Cameron, said there was now "clear potential for Brexit to become the occasion of the greatest economic, diplomatic and constitutional muddle in the modern history of the United Kingdom, with unknowable consequences for the country, the government and the Brexit project itself".

Inmates reportedly used peanut butter from the cafeteria to cover part of the number designation above a cell door, making it resemble the same number above a door that, if unlocked, would lead to their freedom, according to the AP. All the inmates will face additional charges added to their sentences. "Escapes happen", Underwood said. Eleven of the prisoners have since been recaptured, but Kilpatrick remains on the loose.

The Law: Life without parole for juveniles has always been discretionary in Arizona. His case doesn't qualify, said Olmsted County Attorney Mark Ostrem, because a sentence of life without parole wasn't an option in Minnesota when Brom was sent to prison.