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Jury Questioning Delayed In Trial of Former Louisville Officer Involved in Breonna Taylor’s Death
Former Louisville police officer Brett Hankison is charged with three counts of felony wanton endangerment for the bullets that entered a neighbor’s apartment.
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Extending the Child Tax Credit Needs To Be A Congressional Priority in 2022
The credit that reached 61 million children in December and cut child poverty by 30% remains in limbo after its expiration.
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Judge OKs Special Grand Jury in Georgia Investigation of Trump
Atlanta DA Fani Willis can now subpoena witnesses. Get your popcorn.
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Citing Supply Chain Problems, Texas Secretary of State Office Places Limits On Voter Registration Forms
Secretary of state spokesperson noted Texas received its bulk order of 128,000 forms, but there is no online voting registration.
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Feds Indict Baltimore Prosecutor Marilyn Mosby
The woman who went after Freddie Gray’s killers is now in legal hot water
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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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Jan. 6th Has Been Happening For Years. If We’re Not Careful, We’ll See It In Its Final Form
On the anniversary of the January 6th attempted coup, best believe that this could happen again
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Juror In Kim Potter Trial Speaks About Guilty Verdict Deliberations
“This was strictly about Daunte Wright, Kim Potter, and the law,” the juror said
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The Dead May Have Arisen, But They Didn’t Vote. Georgia Debunks Trump’s Claim of Thousands of Dead Voters
As per findings, the actual number of Dead voters was far less than Trump claimed: 4
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Meghan and Harry Give a First Glimpse of Daughter Lilibet as They Continue to Advocate for Parental Leave
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex debuted a rare family portrait on their 2021 holiday card—but in the new year, will Meghan be deposed in Prince Andrew’s suit?