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U.S. loses bid to halt children's climate change lawsuit

(Reuters) - A federal appeals court on Wednesday rejected the U.S. government’s bid to halt a lawsuit by young people claiming that President Donald Trump and his administration are violating their constitutional rights by ignoring the harms caused by climate change.

The potentially far-reaching case is one of a handful seeking to have courts address global warming and its causes.

“C1aims and remedies often are vastly narrowed as litigation proceeds; we have no reason to assume this case will be any different.”.

The U.S. Department of Justice, which handled the government appeal, did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

Julia Olson, who represented the plaintiffs and is executive director of Our Children’s Trust, which advocates for improving the climate, in an interview welcomed the decision.

“It will be the first time that climate science and the federal government’s role in creating its dangers will go on trial in a U.S.

The lawsuit was returned to Aiken for further proceedings. »

Alabama Sheriff Legally Took $750,000 Meant To Feed Inmates, Bought Beach House

Authored by npr.org

The exact amount over $750,000 is unclear, because Entrekin was not required to specify above a $250,000 a year threshold, the paper writes.

The paper also found that Entrekin and his wife own several properties worth a combined $1.7 million, including a $740,000 four-bedroom house in Orange Beach, Ala., purchased in September.

Newstime: Alabama sheriff legally took $750,000 meant to feed inmates, bought beach house 5:10. »

Andrew Yang is running for President to save America from the robots

Authored by techcrunch.com

Yang outlines his radical policy agenda, which focuses on Universal Basic Income and includes a “freedom dividend.”

During the interview, Yang called out governments inability to address large scale problems and the challenges that technology is creating in modern American society.

I’m running for president to solve the big problems and to show that these things are not beyond us,” Yang says. »

Flight Attendant Orgy Denied By Airline Despite Being Caught On Camera

Authored by newsweek.com

A Chinese airline has denied rumors that its flight attendants were filmed engaging in a hotel room orgy after footage was posted on social media last week.

The video quickly went viral, and soon after, rumors emerged that the orgy occurred in Madrid and the people involved were flight attendants for China Eastern Airlines or its subsidiary, Shanghai Airlines, the Shanghaiist reported.

Several other posts on the top ten list are also variations of the term, such as "Eastern airlines" and "China eastern.". »

Report: Police are now asking Google for data about all mobile devices close to certain crimes

Authored by techcrunch.com

Report: Police are now asking Google for data about all mobile devices close to certain crimes.

According to the story, Raleigh police presented the company with warrants not for information about specific suspects but rather data from all the mobile devices that were within a certain distance of the respective crime scenes at the time the crimes were committed.

In one of its homicide cases, Raleigh police reportedly asked Google to provide unique data for anyone within a 17-acre area that includes both homes and businesses. »