government
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Prosecutor Who Tried to Lock Up Pamela Moses Loses Re-Election Bid
Her office had come under fire from criminal justice organizations for misconduct.
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Secret Service Only Provides A Single Text Regarding the Jan. 6th Investigation
The Jan. 6th House Select Committee is requesting to see communications to see former President Trump’s whereabouts during the riots.
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Judge Finds Enough Evidence to Pursue Criminal Charges Against Elijah McClain’s Killers
The defendants were previously indicted by a grand jury on a combined 32 counts.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court Rules Absentee Ballot Boxes Are Illegal
In a 4-3 ruling, the high court rules that ballot boxes cannot be anywhere other than elected officials’ offices
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Police Shooting of Pregnant Black Woman Justified by Seattle Jurors
Charleena Lyles was 15 weeks pregnant when she was shot and killed.
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Former Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder is cleared of charges in Flint Water case
Michigan Supreme Court Dismisses Indictments In Flint Water Case
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NAACP Partners With Vote.org To Boost Black Voter Turnout Ahead of Midterms
The non-partisan voting organization will help with training, voting registration, and mail-in ballot requests
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Border Patrol Investigating ‘Challenge Coin’ Depicting Infamous Haitian Migrant Picture In Texas
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection state that 41 “challenge coins” were recently sold on eBay for $15.19. each