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Mar 20 2024
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Bar Exam No Longer a Requirement to Practice Law in Washington State
The Washington State Supreme Court has ruled that the bar exam will no longer be a requirement to become a lawyer in the state. A timeline for this change has not been set yet.
Key Details: According to the ruling, prospective lawyers will no longer have to take the National Conference of Bar Examiners test to receive a license in Washington. The Washington Bar Licensure Task Force,
Spokesman Review KOMO News Fox News DigitalMar 04 2019
Opinion
OPINION: Dumb And/or Dishonest Liberals Insult Your Intelligence
Who is the guy who really believes that Donald Trump thinks Kim Jong Un is a cool dude? Who is the guy who imagines that Donald Trump really believes that the roly-poly mass murderer had nothing to do with the murder of Otto Warmbier? But if you listen to the elite and their panting puppy media, you would get the distinct impression that Donald Trump actually considers this clown a pal.
Guest Writer - RightMar 14 2021
Analysis
Virginia next in line to abolish death penalty. What’s behind the shift?
Rachel Sutphin wasn’t thinking about the death penalty when her father, Montgomery County Sheriff’s Deputy Cpl. Eric Sutphin, was killed on duty in Blacksburg, Virginia, in 2006. She was only 9, after all. Nor did she really understand it two years later, when a jury sentenced her father’s killer, William Morva, to death.
But as Mr. Morva’s lawyers periodically appealed the verdict over
Christian Science MonitorOct 24 2015
News
Jeb Bush says he is making campaign 'adjustment'
Jeb Bush says he's not reducing his presidential campaign, he is simply refocusing it with an eye toward the early caucus and primary states.
"We've made an adjustment in our campaign," Bush said Saturday before conducting a town hall in the pivotal state of South Carolina. "That's what leaders do."
Stumping the Palmetto State a day after his campaign announced staff reductions
USA TODAYFeb 07 2015
News
Benghazi committee wants Hillary Clinton interview ‘as soon as possible’
The chairman of the House Select Committee tasked with investigating the Sept. 11, 2012 terrorist attack on a U.S. compound in Benghazi, Libya, said Friday he plans to begin interviews with State Department personnel as early as next week and released a list of 20 names of people, including top current and former Obama administration officials, he also plans to interview.
“I am
Washington TimesSep 11 2019
News
Moment of silence, tolling bells and Trump mark 18th anniversary of 9/11 terror attack
Bells tolled across New York City, President Trump spoke at the Pentagon and moments of silence were observed across the nation Wednesday as America commemorated the 18th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terror attacks.
A moment of silence was observed at 8:46 a.m. ET to mark the time the first plane hit – American Airlines Flight 11, flying from Boston to Los Angeles, had been hijacked
USA TODAYAug 25 2014
News
Pentagon set to test new hypersonic missile
The Pentagon will conduct a crucial flight test of a new ultra-high speed missile this week that is a key part of the strategic weapons program of preparing arms that can attack any point on earth in 30 minutes.
The flight test of the Army’s Advanced Hypersonic Weapon will take place as early as Monday from the Kodiak Launch Complex on Kodiak Island, Alaska, said defense officials
Fox News DigitalJul 15 2019
News
How President Trump became the GOP’s ‘new normal’
That President Trump has changed political discourse and the presidency is beyond doubt. But that’s not to say his provocative style will be the way of the future.
On Election Day 2016, Ari Fleischer was so unhappy with the choices for president he left his ballot blank.
It pained him to do so. Mr. Fleischer is a staunch Republican; he had served as President George W. Bush’s
Christian Science MonitorJan 20 2015
News
Ted Cruz: 'Would It Kill Republicans To Crack A Joke?'
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) thinks it wouldn't hurt for the GOP to show off its sense of humor.
“Would it kill Republicans to crack a joke?” Cruz said at the South Carolina Tea Party Coalition Convention, according to Politico. “I actually think for some Republicans it might. You know, lighten up a little. … So many Republicans run a Soviet-style campaign.”
While at the event, Cruz
HuffPostAug 01 2013
News
Senate Votes 86-13 to Block Measure to Cut Off Aid to Egypt
The Senate voted overwhelmingly to block a vote on cutting off aid to Egypt, a move aimed at tamping down growing frustration with the military takeover in Egypt.
The 86-13 vote to table the measure comes as President Barack Obama is dispatching two senior Republican senators, Sens. John McCain of Arizona and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, to the country in an effort to calm tensions
Wall Street Journal (News)