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New Jersey Will Soon Send 168K Notices To Replace Lead Pipes At Properties
After Vice President Kamala Harris’ visit last week, the Garden State continues to ramp up efforts to prioritize clean water.
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Judge Will Dismiss Arkansas Redistricting Case Unless DOJ Joins As Plaintiff
U.S. District Judge Lee Rudofsky has given the Department of Justice a five-day deadline before dismissal
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Democrats Call On Biden Administration To Address Treatment of Black Migrants
Lawmakers point to amending the use of Title 42 and comprehensive reviews of the immigration system as solutions.
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Gov. Greg Abbott Points To Election Officials Misinterpreting Voting Rights Law For Mail-In Ballot Issues
Senate Bill 1 is leading to a lot of confusion for the March 1st primary, but spokesperson says officials need to contact the Texas Secretary of State’s office.
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Mayor Eric Adams Says Vaccination Rule Keeping Kyrie Irving From Playing In Barclays Is ‘Unfair,’ Reluctant To Change It
“I am really, really leery about sending the wrong message,” the mayor says about changing the NYC vaccination requirement
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi States ‘Defund the Police’ is not the Policy of the Democratic Party [Updated]
“Community safety to protect and defend in every way is our oath of office,” says Pelosi
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Witness In George Floyd Arrest Had “Gut Feeling” Something Was Wrong At The Scene
“I instantly knew that he was in distress,” Alyssa Funari said in her testimony in court.
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Civil Rights Groups Request Department of Justice To Reject Past Racist Supreme Court Rulings
The “Insular Cases” stated that people living in U.S. territories do not possess the same rights under the U.S. Constitution.
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Updated: 16-Year Old Teen Charged After Several Predominantly Black Schools Receive Bomb Threats In D.C.
At least seven of the eight schools targeted have a predominantly Black student population.
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Florida Supreme Court Pushes Back On Gov. Desantis’s Redistricting Request
The court states that Desantis’s request on the constitutionality of a Black district is too complicated to answer in an opinion.
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New Jersey Will Soon Send 168K Notices To Replace Lead Pipes At Properties
After Vice President Kamala Harris’ visit last week, the Garden State continues to ramp up efforts to prioritize clean water.
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Judge Will Dismiss Arkansas Redistricting Case Unless DOJ Joins As Plaintiff
U.S. District Judge Lee Rudofsky has given the Department of Justice a five-day deadline before dismissal
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Democrats Call On Biden Administration To Address Treatment of Black Migrants
Lawmakers point to amending the use of Title 42 and comprehensive reviews of the immigration system as solutions.
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Gov. Greg Abbott Points To Election Officials Misinterpreting Voting Rights Law For Mail-In Ballot Issues
Senate Bill 1 is leading to a lot of confusion for the March 1st primary, but spokesperson says officials need to contact the Texas Secretary of State’s office.
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Mayor Eric Adams Says Vaccination Rule Keeping Kyrie Irving From Playing In Barclays Is ‘Unfair,’ Reluctant To Change It
“I am really, really leery about sending the wrong message,” the mayor says about changing the NYC vaccination requirement
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi States ‘Defund the Police’ is not the Policy of the Democratic Party [Updated]
“Community safety to protect and defend in every way is our oath of office,” says Pelosi
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Witness In George Floyd Arrest Had “Gut Feeling” Something Was Wrong At The Scene
“I instantly knew that he was in distress,” Alyssa Funari said in her testimony in court.
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Civil Rights Groups Request Department of Justice To Reject Past Racist Supreme Court Rulings
The “Insular Cases” stated that people living in U.S. territories do not possess the same rights under the U.S. Constitution.
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Updated: 16-Year Old Teen Charged After Several Predominantly Black Schools Receive Bomb Threats In D.C.
At least seven of the eight schools targeted have a predominantly Black student population.
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Florida Supreme Court Pushes Back On Gov. Desantis’s Redistricting Request
The court states that Desantis’s request on the constitutionality of a Black district is too complicated to answer in an opinion.
