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St. Louis Police Fatally Shoot Black Teenager They Say Had A Gun
Darryl Ross’s family is disputing claims that the teen pulled out a gun after detectives announced themselves
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After Tragic Donovan Lewis Shooting, Warrant Policy Changes Are Coming To Columbus Police
Columbus police will need approval for late-night warrants, but Lewis’s family still wants more accountability.
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Sen. Tim Scott Tries To Be Optimistic About GOP Senate Candidates, But He Has To Know, Right?
The South Carolina senator is intent on winning with the Senate candidates Republicans have. But is it a winning strategy?
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Black Woman In Michigan Wins Casino Jackpot, But Bank Allegedly Refuses To Cash the Check
In a lawsuit filed by Lizzie Pugh, she states three white employees said her casino check was fraudulent.
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Baltimore Is Now Dealing With Its Own Water Crisis Because of E. Coli Contamination
The predominately Black city remains on a boil-water advisory after samples of E. coli. were found in West Baltimore
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Family of Donovan Lewis, Who was Allegedly Shot in Bed By Columbus police, Calls For Accountability
Attorney Rex Elliott are calling for Columbus officer Ricky Anderson to be punished and taken off the force.
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Dr. Oz Tries To Come For Two ‘Wrongfully Convicted Black Men.’ Then Gets Properly Dragged For It
Dr. Oz , who is running for senate, keeps putting his foot in his mouth.
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As the Jackson Mississippi Water Crisis Continues, Virtual Schooling For Children Becomes Difficult
The Jackson Teacher’s Association is concerned that the lack of water will cause children to lose valuable time in class.
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Video Shows NYPD Officer Punching 19-Year-Old Woman During An Arrest
After Officer Kendo Kinsey and Tamani Crum got into a shoving match, Kinsey is shown punching the young woman.
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Which Parts of Times Square Will Be ‘Gun Free Zones?” NY’s City Council Is Trying to Figure That Out
In light of a Supreme Court ruling that has struck down an ages-old concealed carry law, New York Governor Kathy Hochul has put some protections in place.
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St. Louis Police Fatally Shoot Black Teenager They Say Had A Gun
Darryl Ross’s family is disputing claims that the teen pulled out a gun after detectives announced themselves
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After Tragic Donovan Lewis Shooting, Warrant Policy Changes Are Coming To Columbus Police
Columbus police will need approval for late-night warrants, but Lewis’s family still wants more accountability.
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Sen. Tim Scott Tries To Be Optimistic About GOP Senate Candidates, But He Has To Know, Right?
The South Carolina senator is intent on winning with the Senate candidates Republicans have. But is it a winning strategy?
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Black Woman In Michigan Wins Casino Jackpot, But Bank Allegedly Refuses To Cash the Check
In a lawsuit filed by Lizzie Pugh, she states three white employees said her casino check was fraudulent.
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Baltimore Is Now Dealing With Its Own Water Crisis Because of E. Coli Contamination
The predominately Black city remains on a boil-water advisory after samples of E. coli. were found in West Baltimore
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Family of Donovan Lewis, Who was Allegedly Shot in Bed By Columbus police, Calls For Accountability
Attorney Rex Elliott are calling for Columbus officer Ricky Anderson to be punished and taken off the force.
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Dr. Oz Tries To Come For Two ‘Wrongfully Convicted Black Men.’ Then Gets Properly Dragged For It
Dr. Oz , who is running for senate, keeps putting his foot in his mouth.
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As the Jackson Mississippi Water Crisis Continues, Virtual Schooling For Children Becomes Difficult
The Jackson Teacher’s Association is concerned that the lack of water will cause children to lose valuable time in class.
-
Video Shows NYPD Officer Punching 19-Year-Old Woman During An Arrest
After Officer Kendo Kinsey and Tamani Crum got into a shoving match, Kinsey is shown punching the young woman.
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Which Parts of Times Square Will Be ‘Gun Free Zones?” NY’s City Council Is Trying to Figure That Out
In light of a Supreme Court ruling that has struck down an ages-old concealed carry law, New York Governor Kathy Hochul has put some protections in place.
