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The Mysterious 7th Cop In the Tyre Nichols Case Has Finally Been Identified, But as a Coward
Nichols’ family slammed Memphis PD Lt. DeWayne Smith for retiring ahead of termination.
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Government Response to the Attack on the Capitol Would Have Looked Much Different if Rioters Had Been Black
The House Sergeant-at-Arms and career law enforcement officer also reflects on having to have “the talk” with his own kids, despite his stature.
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At Capitol Riot Trials, Jurors Reject Wide Variety of Defenses
A wealth of video evidence and self-incriminating behavior by riot defendants is said to be a big factor in convictions
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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
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Capitol Police Officer Eugene Goodman says Jan 6 ‘Could’ve Easily Been a Bloodbath’
Capitol Police Officer Eugene Goodman says Jan 6. ‘could have easily been a bloodbath’ had officers used excessive force to tame the violent mob.
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Kamala Harris Reveals Jan. 6 Bombshell: Now, We All Have Questions
Someone must explain how the VP-elect wound up near a pipe bomb on Insurrection Day
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8 Republicans Who Attended the Capitol Riot Were Just Elected to Public Office
Republicans seem to have no problem supporting those who sought to disrupt our government on Jan. 6.
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Man With White Supremacist Symbols Painted on His Truck, Multiple Knives and a Bayonet Arrested for Being a Dumbass
A California man was arrested near the Democratic National Committee headquarters on Monday.
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Lt. Michael Byrd on Shooting Capitol Rioter Ashli Babbitt: It Was a ‘Last Resort’
‘I know that day I saved countless lives,’ Byrd told NBC’s Lester Holt during his first interview since the Jan. 6 insurrection.