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Chicago Police Union President Says He Won’t Tolerate Officers Kneeling With Protesters
The president of the Chicago Fraternal Order of Police said Thursday he will not tolerate officers kneeling with George Floyd…
Read More »Here Are The 6 Women Biden Is Reportedly Considering For VP
Former Vice President Joe Biden has narrowed his search for a running mate to six candidates, all women, Democrats familiar…
Read More »Biden Says MLK’s Assassination ‘Did Not Have The Worldwide Impact That George Floyd’s Death Did’
2020 presidential candidate Joe Biden said Thursday that the death of George Floyd has had more of a “worldwide impact”…
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Oregon Gov Temporarily Halts State’s Reopening
Oregon Gov. Kate Brown said Thursday evening that she would pause the state’s reopening process due to notable increases in…
Read More » Biden Asks Supporters To Help Him ‘Fix Facebook To Protect Democracy And Beat Trump’
Former Vice President Joe Biden asked his Twitter followers Thursday to help him protect democracy and his own presidential campaign…
Read More »Federal Judge Blocks ICE From Arresting Illegal Aliens Near New York Court Houses
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents are forbidden to conduct immigration arrests both inside and near courthouses in New York…
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Dem Candidate On Looting: ‘So What? Burn It To The Ground If That’s What It Takes’
A Democratic congressional candidate downplayed looting and arson during a digital campaign event on Tuesday. Responding to a questioner who…
Read More » Microsoft Says It Won’t Sell Its Facial Recognition Tech To Police Without Federal Regulation
Microsoft Corporation refused today to sell its facial recognition technology to police departments until government regulations guarantee its “ethical use.”…
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Federal Charges For Rioters Include Impersonating A Cop, Possession Of An Improvised Weapon, Arson
The Department of Justice released a host of federal charges that included offenses ranging from impersonating a police officer to…
Read More » Senate Panel Approves Dozens Of Subpoenas In Probe Of Trump Campaign Surveillance
The Senate Judiciary Committee voted along party lines Thursday to authorize subpoenas for dozens of current and former government employees…
Read More »Former DEA Official Pleads Guilty to Elaborate $4 Million Fraud Scheme
A former Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) public affairs officer pleaded guilty today to defrauding at least a dozen companies of…
Read More »Protesters Chant ‘F*** That Statue’ After They Tear Down Jefferson Davis Statue
Protesters toppled a statue of Jefferson Davis in Richmond, Virginia, Wednesday night as part of ongoing nationwide demonstrations against racial…
Read More »‘That’s News To Me’: Washigton Gov Jay Inslee Was Unaware Of Seattle’s ‘Autonomous Zone’
Democratic Washington Gov. Jay Inslee said he was not aware of Seattle rioters seizing a portion of the city during a…
Read More »Declassified Intelligence Report Shows FBI Withheld Key Details About Steele Dossier
FBI officials left key details about former British spy Christopher Steele and his infamous dossier out of a newly declassified…
Read More »Cutting Police Funding Will Lead To Understaffing, Reduced Training, Union Official Says
Restricting funding to police departments takes away from valuable resources and training for officers, a police union official says. Proponents…
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