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But White House officials added that they had not yet done so related to requests from the Select Committee, and would make any determinations on a case-by-case basis.

It has been producing relevant documents both to Trump’s legal representatives and the Biden White House on a regular basis since then.

White House officials told NBC News on Friday they were anticipating the assertion, as Remus indicated in her earlier letter. »

(CNN) A Black father, his son, and their Black real estate agent have filed a federal lawsuit against the city of Wyoming, Michigan, the Wyoming police chief and six police officers after they were ordered by police officers out of the home they were touring and handcuffed.

The city of Wyoming, the six officers involved, and the police chief are all named as defendants.

CNN has also reached out to the South Kent Lodge of the Fraternal Order of Police but has not heard back. »

TORONTO -- Students in Ontario will have access to free menstrual products this fall after the Doug Ford government partnered with Shoppers Drug Mart to give students equitable access to the essential hygiene item.

Shoppers Drug Mart will foot the bill for the menstrual products, and any dispensers required in student washrooms, while school boards will be responsible for determining which schools should be prioritized for the products to ensure equitable distribution.

Ontario is far from the first province to make menstrual products available to students for free. »

A two-year investigation by international NGO Global Witness has revealed the shocking extent of human rights abuses and rampant deforestation in Papua New Guinea.

Land has been cleared for Oil Palm plantations in the Bainings region of East New Britain, Papua New Guinea.

Covering half of the massive island of New Guinea, Papua New Guinea (PNG) is one of the most biodiverse places in the world. »