Jurors in Daniel Prude Case Voted Overwhelmingly in Favor of Police
Mr. Prude’s death last year became part of a fraught national conversation around racism and brutality in policing.
Daily Archive: April 16, 2021
Marjorie Taylor Greene to launch caucus touting ‘anglo-Saxon political tradition’
Conservative Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene is launching a new “America First” caucus, her office confirmed Friday, bringing together a group of far-right lawmakers known for their...
How to Start Liking Running
It’s good for your mental and physical health, and doesn’t require any equipment. So why does it seem so hard to get started?
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Ring Doorbell Pro is ridiculously cheap at Newegg today
Any Ring Doorbell is going to add security, as well as convenience to your home setup, especially this one.
West Point Scraps Second-Chance Program in Crackdown on Cheaters
Some graduates criticized the program as too lenient after the U.S. Military Academy disclosed its biggest academic scandal in decades.
Justice Dept. Restores Use of Consent Decrees for Police Abuses
Attorney General Merrick Garland rescinded a Trump administration policy curbing use of the decrees, which provide a way to force changes in police departments.
Authorities were warned about FedEx shooting suspect
The suspect in the Indianapolis mass shooting at a FedEx Ground facility was known to federal and local authorities prior to the attack.
Mike Pompeo Had State Department Employees Do Personal Tasks, Report Says
A State Department inspector general’s report found that Mr. Pompeo had deployed government employees to perform personal tasks.
