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Federal prosecutors "exploited the expansive federal criminal code" to assert jurisdiction over cases that "bore no federal interest," the report said.

"The government greatly exaggerated the threat of violence" from protesters, the report said, noting that the "vast majority" of charges were for nonviolent offenses or restricted to property destruction.

The federal push came after directives from Trump and Barr to target protesters, which the report argued was intended to "disrupt the movement." »

New Delhi: Days after the Taliban assured the people of Afghanistan that they will be safe and promising that the women will continue to live with freedom, the organization reportedly banned women anchors from working in state television.

On August 17, the New York Times reported that the Taliban has “indefinitely suspended” women employees from state television.

The Taliban also prevented girls from going to school, and women from working outside the home. »

Fortnite debuted its Impostors mode this week, and it's hard not to notice the similarities to Among Us.

And much like Among Us, Agents are assigned various objectives to complete, while Impostors need to blend in as much as possible.

"It would've been really, really cool to collab," Tran wrote in a tweet referencing Fortnite's Impostors mode. »

When he booked his Afghan journey, Kabul was as safe as it’s been in about the last 20 years.

ET): Earlier today, Routledge posted on Facebook, “The happy ending: landed in Dubai thanks to the brilliant people at the British army. »