government
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Seven Things to Know About The Special Counsel Investigating Biden
The attorney general just appointed a special counsel to investigate Biden’s classified documents, and we’re here to answer all of your questions.
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[UPDATED] Washington Man Pleads Guilty For Threatening To Shoot Black People One Month After Buffalo Shooting
Joey David George could face up to a decade in prison for his crimes.
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Why Did it Take So Long to Dismiss Murder Charges Against Tracy McCarter?
In part three, The Root dives into the legal issues behind Tracy McCarter, a domestic violence survivor accused of murders, case in her epic final court battle.
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Congress Says Yes To Removing Statue Of Supreme Court Justice Who Was Behind Dred Scott Decision
The bill states that Supreme Court Justice Roger Taney’s statue is ““unsuitable for the honor of display.”
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Denver Detective Sued After Ordering False SWAT Raid on Elderly Black Woman
The officers are accused of nearly destroying the woman’s property.
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Here’s Why Trump Can Run for President — Again
Just because Trump was twice impeached, that does not prevent him from giving the presidency another shot.
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HBCU Bomb Threats May Have Come From One Single Person
The FBI has identified a juvenile who allegedly has been the source of racially motivated bomb threats to HBCUs across the country.
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Alleged NYC Subway Shooter Wants Case Moved To Chicago In Order To Receive Fair Trial
It is nearly impossible to find jurors who would be impartial, his legal team stated.
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Akron Voters Respond to Rehired Killer Cops by Pushing Forward ‘Jayland’s Law’
Sixty-one percent of Akron voters agreed to take initiative overseeing the police department.