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Herschel Walker Claims Trump Never Said The Presidential Election Was ‘Stolen’
Republican candidate for US Senate Herschel Walker apparently has a short term memory when it comes to ‘The Big Lie’
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David Purdue Continues Racist Rhetoric Towards Stacey Abrams
“Hey, she ain’t from here. Let her go back to where she came from. She doesn’t like it here,” the trailing GOP gubernatorial candidate said.
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Justice Department Directs Federal Agents To Intervene If They See Police Abuse
Federal agents are to step in if they see any law enforcement officers use excessive force that violates the law according to new DOJ policy.
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DC Attorney General Sues Mark Zuckerberg Over Cambridge Analytica Data
DC AG Karl Racine cites “a trove of evidence unearthed during the litigation process in the ongoing case involving Facebook” as the reason for the suit.
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Justice Department Set To Release New Guidelines and Grants To Combat Hate Crimes
The DOJ will release $5 million for states to establish hotlines for states to report hate crimes.
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Senate Republicans Introduce Bill To Stop Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Plans
The Student Loan Accountability Act would stop the Biden administration from taking any action to cancel or forgive student-loan outstanding balances.
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Warnock Due To Meet With President Biden To Push For Student Loan Forgiveness
Sen. Raphael Warnock will advocate for a student loan amount “that would make a difference” in his meeting with President Biden today.
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Black Caucus Chair States ‘Thoughts and Prayers Are Not Enough’ In Reference To Buffalo Shooting
Rep. Joyce Beatty (D-Ohio) calls on Congress to pass criminal justice and hate reform in the wake of the tragic Buffalo shooting.
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Democrats Launch $15M ‘Blue Shift Florida’ Initiative To Increase Voter Turnout
The money will be used to hire at least 200 organizers and open as many as 80 offices to increase voter turnout.
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As Senate Nears Vote On Women’s Health Protection Act, Some Reps Are Not Sure Where They Stand
The Women’s Health Protection Act will come up for a procedural vote tomorrow, but has a tough chance reaching the 60-vote threshold
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Herschel Walker Claims Trump Never Said The Presidential Election Was ‘Stolen’
Republican candidate for US Senate Herschel Walker apparently has a short term memory when it comes to ‘The Big Lie’
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David Purdue Continues Racist Rhetoric Towards Stacey Abrams
“Hey, she ain’t from here. Let her go back to where she came from. She doesn’t like it here,” the trailing GOP gubernatorial candidate said.
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Justice Department Directs Federal Agents To Intervene If They See Police Abuse
Federal agents are to step in if they see any law enforcement officers use excessive force that violates the law according to new DOJ policy.
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DC Attorney General Sues Mark Zuckerberg Over Cambridge Analytica Data
DC AG Karl Racine cites “a trove of evidence unearthed during the litigation process in the ongoing case involving Facebook” as the reason for the suit.
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Justice Department Set To Release New Guidelines and Grants To Combat Hate Crimes
The DOJ will release $5 million for states to establish hotlines for states to report hate crimes.
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Senate Republicans Introduce Bill To Stop Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Plans
The Student Loan Accountability Act would stop the Biden administration from taking any action to cancel or forgive student-loan outstanding balances.
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Warnock Due To Meet With President Biden To Push For Student Loan Forgiveness
Sen. Raphael Warnock will advocate for a student loan amount “that would make a difference” in his meeting with President Biden today.
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Black Caucus Chair States ‘Thoughts and Prayers Are Not Enough’ In Reference To Buffalo Shooting
Rep. Joyce Beatty (D-Ohio) calls on Congress to pass criminal justice and hate reform in the wake of the tragic Buffalo shooting.
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Democrats Launch $15M ‘Blue Shift Florida’ Initiative To Increase Voter Turnout
The money will be used to hire at least 200 organizers and open as many as 80 offices to increase voter turnout.
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As Senate Nears Vote On Women’s Health Protection Act, Some Reps Are Not Sure Where They Stand
The Women’s Health Protection Act will come up for a procedural vote tomorrow, but has a tough chance reaching the 60-vote threshold
