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Disqualification Suit Filed Against Rep. Scott Perry in Pennsylvania
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South Africa Institutes ICJ Proceedings Against Israel for Genocide Convention Violations
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Menendez Charged with Aiding Qatari Government
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Justice Dept. Brings Charges for Attempted Material Support to al-Shabaab
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Attacks on U.S. Warships Justify Self-Defense Against Houthi Forces Ashore
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Legal Questions Answered and Unanswered in Israel’s Air War in Gaza
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