Sinaloa cartel co-founder El Mayo Zambada gets life in US prison
What's new: The 76-year-old avoided the death penalty in a 2025 plea deal, but his conviction required a mandatory life term.
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What's new: The 76-year-old avoided the death penalty in a 2025 plea deal, but his conviction required a mandatory life term.
What's new: The FAA said air traffic control was not providing services to the aircraft during the landing near Brooklyn.
What's new: Federal civil rights lawyers are examining whether refusing service over religion or national origin broke public-accommodations law.
Why it matters: Federal civil rights law bars restaurants and shops from denying service based on religion or national origin.
Why it matters: A pending Supreme Court ruling on birthright citizenship could reshape who qualifies as American in future cases.