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UN pauses some Yemen operations over Houthi detention of staff

Houthi Rebels · Yemen

UN pauses some Yemen operations over Houthi detention of staff

44% Left coverage: 32 sources

The United Nations said Monday it suspended its humanitarian operations in the stronghold of Yemen’s Houthi rebels after they detained eight more U.N. staffers, affecting the global response to one of the world’s worst humanitarian disasters.See the Story

Wisconsin governor floats plan to close 19th-century prison and overhaul corrections system

Wisconsin Politics · Wisconsin

Wisconsin governor floats plan to close 19th-century prison and overhaul corrections system

49% Center coverage: 31 sources

Wisconsin’s second-oldest prison, built in the 1800s and long targeted for closure, would finally be shuttered under a new plan from Gov. Tony Evers that proposes sweeping changes to the state’s troubled correctional system without building a new facility, as some lawmakers have long called for. Evers presented his plan as the best and only option to address the state’s aging facilities, which have been beset with deaths of incarcerated people, assaults against staff including one that left a juvenile guard dead, lockdowns, lawsuits, federal investigations, criminal charges against prison staff, resignations and rising maintenance costs.See the Story

Mavericks assistant coach arrested, charged with assault with gun

Dallas Mavericks · Dallas

Mavericks assistant coach arrested, charged with assault with gun

43% Left coverage: 30 sources

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Wisconsin governor floats plan to close 19th-century prison and overhaul corrections system

Wisconsin governor floats plan to close 19th-century prison and overhaul corrections system

Wisconsin governor floats plan to close 19th-century prison and overhaul corrections system

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