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US Court to Resume Detention Hearing in Russian Citizen Osipova's Case Tuesday - Lawyer

Russian National Butina Withdraws Motion to Dismiss US Indictment - Court Filing

CNN reporter returns to White House after pass reinstated

US Court Reschedules Next Hearing in Butina Case for December 19 - Filing

Turkish Court Sentences Istanbul Airport Bombers to Life in Jail - Reports

SC summons Punjab health minister for Nov 17

Suspected IS Member Detained in Germany - Prosecutor General

Suspected IS Member Detained in Germany - Prosecutor General

Suspected IS Member Detained in Germany - Prosecutor General

Suspected IS Member Detained in Germany - Prosecutor General

Suspected IS Member Detained in Germany - Prosecutor General

German Public Prosecutor General's office said on Friday that a suspected member of the Islamic State (IS, banned in Russia) terrorist group, prosecutor's office said in a statement on Friday.

US Justice Dept. Says in Negotiations on Resolving Russian National Maria Butina's Case

The US Department of Justice said in a court filing on Friday that it is engaging in talks about possibly resolving the case of accused Russian national Maria Butina and asks that the court postpone a status conference for two weeks to determine whether the parties can make a deal.

US Court Order to Restore CNN Reporter's Pass Reinforces Press Freedom - Rights Group

A US federal court's decision to reinstate CNN correspondent Jim Acosta's press pass reaffirms the importance of the freedom of the press in the United States, the American Civil Liberties Union's speech, privacy, and technology project director Ben Wizner said in a statement on Friday.

Supreme Court orders nine public companies officers to return additional salaries

The Supreme Court (SC) on Friday gave three months time to nine officers of public sector companies for return of additional salaries.

White House Says Will Temporary Reinstate CNN Reporter Acosta's Hard Pass - Statement

The White House will restore press credentials of CNN reporter Jim Acosta on a temporary basis as ordered by a federal judge, Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said in a statement on Friday.