op CNS stories for today including the Fourth Circuit ruled that President Donald Trump’s decision to rescind a deportation-deferral program for qualifying young immigrants violated federal law because it was not adequately explained; The House of Representatives passed a bill that would expand longstanding civil rights legislation to protect women and members of the LGBT community from discrimination; The United Kingdom’s great debate over Brexit is headed toward a dramatic new phase after British Prime Minister Theresa May said she will step down if the House of Commons shoots down her divorce deal with the European Union again, and more.
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Top CNS stories for today including the Fourth Circuit ruled that President Donald Trump’s decision to rescind a deportation-deferral program for qualifying young immigrants violated federal law because it was not adequately explained; The House of Representatives passed a bill that would expand longstanding civil rights legislation to protect women and members of the LGBT community from discrimination; The United Kingdom’s great debate over Brexit is headed toward a dramatic new phase after British Prime Minister Theresa May said she will step down if the House of Commons shoots down her divorce deal with the European Union again, and more.
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7.) The United Kingdom’s great debate over Brexit is headed toward a dramatic new phase in the coming weeks after British Prime Minister Theresa May said she will step down if the House of Commons shoots down her divorce deal with the European Union one more time.
8.) In Austria, the fast-food chain McDonald’s has been recruited by the U.S. Embassy to come to the rescue of distressed American tourists who’ve lost a passport, cellphone or find themselves in some other traveler’s nightmare.
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