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Desantis Signs Bill To Create Election Police Force In Florida
The creation of the “Office of Election Crimes and Security” will be one of the first in the country.
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Supreme Court Allows Virginia Public School Admissions Policy To Continue
The Supreme Court declined to overrule Virginia’s U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals stay on the policy until the appeals process plays out.
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NYC Mayor Eric Adams Pledges $171 M For Homeless Services
The funds will go towards drop-in centers, locations that don’t provide housing, but offer showers, meals, caseworkers, and health care
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Supreme Court Agrees To Review Rodney Reed Case On DNA Testing
The justices who will take up the case in the fall will decide if the death row inmate waited too long to ask for DNA testing
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Florida Gov. Desantis Signs ‘Stop Woke Act’ Limiting Race-Based Discussions Into Law
The bill, which limits how race is discussed in schools, colleges, and businesses will go into effect July 1st
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Alabama Lawsuit In Local Town Challenges Limits On Confederate State Protests
The suit alleges the city of Florence, Alabama is trying to clamp down on the protests by telling the group when and how they can protest.
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National Drug Control Strategy To Be Revealed by White House
The comprehensive White House plan is centered on increasing treatment for addiction while also fighting the trafficking of drugs.
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NY Supreme Court Judge Sylvia Ash Receives 15-Month Prison Sentence
The sentence cited financial wrongdoing at a credit union that provides services to tens of thousands of New York City employees
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Amazon Plans Racial Equity Audit of Workforce Led By Former US Attorney General Loretta Lynch
After a year of shareholders pushing for the audit, Amazon commits to an independent look at its hiring practices and programs.
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Like Harvard and Others, Columbia University Will Publicly Mark Its Slavery Ties
The markers will be added to four residence halls acknowledging legacies of slavery and racism and also commemorating African America students