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Month: May 2024

Lawmakers call for further inquiry into Virginia prison that had hypothermia hospitalizations

By SARAH RANKIN Associated Press RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Leading Virginia Democrats say recently uncovered hypothermia hospitalizations among inmates at a Virginia prison deserve further scrutiny. Lawmakers pledged this week to press Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s administration for answers and called for a newly created prisons watchdog to look into the findings of an Associated

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FBI agents raided the office and business of a Mississippi prosecutor, but no one is saying why

JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — The FBI on Wednesday raided a local prosecutor’s office and business in Mississippi’s capital city, although officials declined to say whether Hinds County District Attorney Jody Owens is suspected of wrongdoing. FBI agents spent hours searching a cigar bar owned by Owens in downtown Jackson. They also removed items from his

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Michigan school shooter’s parents do not have to help their son with his appeal, court rules

By Jean Casarez and Ray Sanchez, CNN (CNN) — A Michigan judge on Wednesday denied Ethan Crumbley’s request for his parents’ pre-sentence investigation reports to help him appeal his life without parole sentence. Ethan was sentenced in December after pleading guilty to gunning down four classmates and wounding six others and a teacher at Michigan’s

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Opinion: Biden’s Morehouse address was a farewell speech

Opinion by Shermichael Singleton (CNN) — Sunday served up more than its share of symbolism as the 140th Commencement Exercises at Morehouse College were conducted. Four hundred and fourteen graduates became Morehouse Men with all the rights, privileges and responsibilities to be candles in a dark world through leadership and service. The ceremony is reverent and ritualistic and mirrors

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LAPD officers keep watch near a pro-Palestinian encampment at the University of California

UCLA Police Department chief temporarily reassigned, vice chancellor says

By Cindy Von Quednow, CNN (CNN) — The police chief for the University of California, Los Angeles Police Department has been temporarily reassigned weeks after violence erupted at a pro-Palestine encampment on the campus. “John Thomas has been reassigned temporarily, pending an examination of our security processes,” Mary Osako, vice chancellor for strategic communications, said

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EXCLUSIVA | Ella dice que Harvey Weinstein la agredió. Ahora encuentra similitudes entre su caso y el juicio de Trump por sobornos

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Ambra Battilana Gutierrez dice que durante años supo que la estaban silenciando. Corría el año 2015 cuando la modelo italiana dice haber sido agredida por el entonces magnate del cine Harvey Weinstein durante una reunión de casting. Inmediatamente acudió a la policía para denunciar lo sucedido, dando por hecho que las fuerzas

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Can Medicare money protect doctors from abortion crimes? It worked before, desegregating hospitals

By MICHAEL WARREN Associated Press ATLANTA (AP) — The Supreme Court’s decision regarding Idaho’s abortion ban may hinge on whether federal spending power can protect doctors against a state’s criminal code. Justices questioning this power could look to the launch of Medicare. Two years after passage of the Civil Rights Act, health care remained segregated

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