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Juror Dismissed from Kyle Rittenhouse Trial for Making A Sick Joke About Jacob Blake Shooting
The unnamed juror felt it had nothing to do with Rittenhouse’s case and refused to repeat it to the judge when questioned.
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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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Judge Decides That Prosecutors Cannot Call the People Kyle Rittenhouse Is Accused of Shooting ‘Victims’
Judge Bruce Schroeder also decided that Rittenhouse’s defense attorneys can call the victims ‘rioters,’ ‘arsonists’ or ‘looters.’
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Condoleezza Rice Walked so Candace Owens Could Tap Dance
The former secretary of state believes it’s time to moves past the Unseasoned’s insurrection on Jan. 6.
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The Audacity of Nope: Why Rahm Emanuel Keeps Trying to Make Rahm Emanuel Happen
The former Chicago mayor has been holding closed-door meetings with lawmakers ahead of his Senate confirmation hearing to show that he has Black folks’ support.
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Jury Selection Begins in Ahmaud Arbery Murder Trial
Three white men have been charged in the death of an unarmed Black man they confronted and shot to death.
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Damian Williams Is the First Black U.S. Attorney to Lead the Southern District of New York in Its 232-Year History
Williams will oversee several high-profile cases, including an investigation of former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Jeffrey Epstein friend, Ghislaine Maxwell.
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Missouri Executes Ernest Johnson After SCOTUS, Governor Decline to Intervene
His supporters, including members of Congress and Pope Francis, say his intellectual disabilities made his execution unconstitutional.