@CNN: A federal judge ruled that prosecutors can seek the death penalty against a New York City terror suspect, despite a defense motion that cited tweets by President Trump advocating capital punishment in the case https://t.co/nqqvvkyZKd https://t.co/KuLs61O4lL

February 16, 2019 / The Arbiter / CNN

A federal judge ruled that prosecutors can seek the death penalty against a New York City terror suspect, despite a defense motion that cited tweets by President Trump advocating capital punishment in the case https://t.co/nqqvvkyZKd pic.twitter.com/KuLs61O4lL

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@CNN: A federal judge ruled that prosecutors can seek the death penalty against a New York City terror suspect, despite a defense motion that cited tweets by President Trump advocating capital punishment in the case https://t.co/nqqvvkyZKd https://t.co/KuLs61O4lL

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@CNN: Starbucks is aiming to almost double its number of coffee shops in the world’s second largest economy, from 3,300 at the moment to 6,000 before the end of 2022. https://t.co/HcDLI9Boyf

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