‘Believe Your Eyes,’ Prosecutor Tells Jury on First Day of Derek Chauvin Trial

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People of Indian origin and Indian diaspora having overseas citizens of India (OCI) card are now not required to carry their old, expired passports for travel to India, as required earlier, according to a statement. "The requirement of carrying old and new passports, along with the OCI card, has been done away with," the Indian embassy said on its website on Monday, referring to a notification issued in this regard by the Centre, addressing one of the major concerns of overseas Indians.
Its clear video will be the central focus at the trial that began Monday for a white former Minneapolis police officer charged with killing George Floyd and not just the widely seen bystander video that set off nationwide protests last year. The defense says it will also use videos to make its case.
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem on Monday killed a bill that would have banned transgender women and girls from female sports, then later issued weaker executive orders that include restrictions but which conservatives decried as political facesaving.
America's top dogs won't have their pack of fans on hand at this year's Westminster Kennel Club dog show.
A Delaware judge has rejected a request by former McDonalds Corp. CEO Stephen Easterbrook to limit initial information sharing in a lawsuit in which the company claims he lied about having sexual relations with employees and seeks to claw back millions of dollars in severance pay he received in a separation agreement.
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro reshuffled his Cabinet on Monday amid intense pressure to sack his foreign relations minister whose tenure has been characterized by an antiglobalism bent that made him a lightning rod for critics.
Georgia lawmakers took another step Monday to repeal a citizen's arrest law predating the Civil War, acting little more than a year after the fatal shooting of Ahmaud Arbery, a Black man pursued by armed white men.
Three men who were charged in shootings that left several people injured during a chaotic weekend along Virginia Beach's oceanfront made their first court appearances via video on Monday. Two other weekend shooting incidents claimed two lives.
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