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Dejania Oliver

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‘ Retaliatory ,’ ‘ Misleading ,’ ‘ Unconstitutional ’: Judges’ criticism mounts against Trump administration

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By Amy O’Kruk, Isa Mudannayake, Dejania Oliver
| CNN Verified
Published June 22, 2026 Inside federal courts across the country, institutional alarm is rising from the bench. Judges are using unusually sharp language to push back against what they see as mounting government attacks on the judiciary and the legal system itself.
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'La usaste': Exmaestro de Woodburn sentenciado por abuso sexual de estudiante

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By Dejania Oliver
| Yahoo Deportes Verified
Nicholas Federico espera su sentencia en la Corte del Condado Marion en Salem, Oregon, luego de ser encontrado culpable por el abuso de una estudiante de Woodburn, el 15 de noviembre de 2022. Un exmaestro de Woodburn High School y entrenador principal de fútbol americano fue sentenciado el pasado martes a 30 meses de prisión por abuso sexual de una estudiante cuando ésta tenía 17 años.
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Oregon hospital employee under investigation after posting video mocking patient Original

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By Dejania Oliver
| USA Today Verified
In the video, uploaded Monday morning to Twitter, the employee makes faces as a patient is heard groaning in apparent pain in the background. The caption read, "When a patient has poor coping skills." The original video posted to the employee's Twitter account was removed and the page has been deleted. However, a TikTok user used the original video and showed screenshots of them messaging Salem Health on social media asking for the hospital to act.
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