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Minnesota Police Union President To Retire, Says ‘Our Noble Profession Has Been Demonized’
Minneapolis Police Union President Lt. Bob Kroll announced that he intends to retire at the end of January in a…
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Bedfellows: Democratic Socialists of America, Dozens Of Teachers Unions To Host ‘Day Of Resistance’
The Democratic Socialists of America, Sunrise Movement and more than a dozen teachers’ unions will host a “day of resistance”…
Read More » Two Men Arrested For Stealing Military Remains From Cemetery For ‘Religious Practices,’ Police Say
Two men were arrested for digging up the remains of military veterans from a Florida cemetery and using the recovered…
Read More »Four Dead In Chicago Mass Shooting, Police Say
Four people, including the suspect, died during a shooting spree Saturday that began in the afternoon and lasted hours, the…
Read More »Seattle PD Suspends Two Officers, Investigates Whether They Stormed Capitol
The Seattle Police Department suspended two officers Friday who may have attended the Washington, D.C., rally Wednesday while officials investigate…
Read More »Biden Selects Boston Mayor Marty Walsh To Lead Labor Department: Report
President-elect Joe Biden will nominate Democratic Boston Mayor Marty Walsh to lead the Labor Department, Politico reported Thursday. Joe Biden…
Read More »Biden Selects Rhode Island Gov Gina Raimondo For Commerce Secretary: Report
President-elect Joe Biden selected Democratic Rhode Island Gov. Gina Raimondo to lead the Department of Commerce in his incoming administration,…
Read More »New Jobless Claims Beat Expectations
The number of Americans filing new unemployment claims stayed at 787,000 last week as the economy continued to suffer the…
Read More »Germany Approves Law Requiring Companies To Hire Female Executives
Germany’s federal cabinet approved an affirmative action policy Wednesday that requires large companies to hire at least one female executive.…
Read More »Half Of Chicago Teachers Refuse to Show Up for Work, Despite Order
Half of Chicago public school teachers required to attend class preparation did not show up in defiance of city orders,…
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Pharmacist Who Spoiled Coronavirus Vaccines Was Conspiracy Theorist, Thought The World Was ‘Crashing Down,’ Prosecutor Says
The Wisconsin pharmacist who allegedly spoiled a tranche of coronavirus vaccines is a conspiracy theorist who believed the vaccines were…
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Major Chinese Telecom Companies Kicked Off New York Stock Exchange Following Trump Executive Order
Three major Chinese telecom companies will be removed from the U.S. stock market after President Donald Trump banned investing in…
Read More » Massive Cyberattack Was Waged From Within US, Top Cybersecurity Firm Says
The hackers behind the major cyberattack against several federal government agencies used computers within the U.S., according to the cybersecurity…
Read More »Appeals Court Reinstates Execution Date For Only Woman On Death Row
A federal appeals court reinstated the execution date for the only woman on death row in the U.S., reversing a…
Read More »New Jobless Claims Decrease To 787,000, Beating Expectations
The number of Americans filing new unemployment claims decreased to 787,000 last week as the economy continued to suffer the…
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