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A debate over Black civil rights in Colorado’s final territorial Legislature

Montrose Press 07 Feb 2026
A welcome respite from freezing winter temperatures came to the northern Front Range on Sunday, Feb. 6, 1876, reported the Denver Times. The warm weather caused the city’s churches to be “well filled with those who went to worship and ... .
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IFS/IAS appointees can’t reappear for 2026 Civil Services exam; IPS can’t choose IPS again

The Times of India 07 Feb 2026
In a move aimed at regulating repeated attempts at Civil Services Examination (CSE) by candidates selected for IAS, Indian Foreign Service (IFS) or IPS, the updated rules for the elite recruitment ...
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Civil War scholar and retired Gettysburg College professor Gabor Boritt dies at 86

The Daily Gazette 06 Feb 2026
Civil War scholar Gabor S. Boritt has died at age 86. His family says he died Monday in Pennsylvania. Boritt was a Hungarian immigrant to the United States who became a history professor at Gettysburg College and founded the Civil ... .
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Nueva flotilla civil integrada por más de 100 embarcaciones partirá rumbo a Gaza en marzo

Lancaster Online 06 Feb 2026
JOHANNESBURGO (AP) — Una flotilla internacional integrada por más de 100 embarcaciones partirá en marzo para llevar ayuda humanitaria a Gaza, informaron el jueves los organizadores de la misión ... .
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Illinois attorney general wins state’s first civil hate crime lawsuit

Herald & Review - Decatur 06 Feb 2026
Two white residents of Carroll County had been charged with intimidation and hate crimes against their neighbor, who is Black ... .
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Civil group seeks revival of student loan forgiveness lawsuit

News Graphic 06 Feb 2026
(The Center Square) – The New Civil Liberties Alliance filed an opening brief this week with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit, asking the court to bring back a lawsuit brought by the Mackinac Center for Public ... .
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Appeals court recommends Civil Service Reform Act be reviewed

Herald-Argus 06 Feb 2026
La PORTE — The state is to determine whether the Civil Service Reform Act, which has been in place for 15 years, undermines the Indiana Constitution’s Single-Subject Clause ... .
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