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There are students, there are advocates. People all over the country are lifting up their voices. The system is guilty fury over the chokehold case. It was a difficult decision, we understand. But it was a just decision. Its not fair. What do they not see . How could they possibly not indict . If youre speaking, you can breathe. Too Many Americans feel deep unfairness. No laughing matter for anyone including jon stewart. If comedy is tragedy plus time, i need more [ bleep ] time. There was actio...

Standing. He was stunned she took that opportunity to make it about herself. Can he come out and i think he addressed that yesterday. He was wrong yesterday. If you want to go after general kelly, thats up to you but i think if you want to get into a debate with a fourstar marine general i think thats something highly ainappropriate in fact the sunday sentinel has found during the event wilson took several minutes to honor the ones attending the event. Jeff, one reporter today in the briefing po...

Whether or not we want to authorize this operation in the appropriations process. Does that mean [ inaudible ] so theres going to be a debate to come out of this because some people are going to say, wait a minute. You candescignate anybody you want to designate. The congress is not set up to be military commanders. 535 members of congress dont sit down and designate what threats the nation faces. These groups morph weekly. They pledge allegiance to isil and other groups by the day. So its just ...

It’s a phrase that has been called less sexy than other energy conservation efforts to combat climate change, but a local group is focused on making energy efficiency available to a narrow sector. Climate Community Collaborative, also known as C3, is expanding from Charlottesville to Richmond after working the past few years to help businesses […] The post Climate group expanding to Richmond with focus on businesses’ energy efficiency appeared first on Virginia Mercury.

Isaias Cervantes, a deaf and autistic man who was paralyzed after a 2021 shooting by a sheriff's deputy, was awarded $25 million in a settlement.

Deputies' shooting of Isaias Cervantes in his own home will probably cost Los Angeles County $25 million without spurring a change in training or tactics to prevent something similar from happening again.

April showers bring more than May flowers. They also cause lots of tire-eating potholes in L.A. roads. The city can't fill them fast enough and budget cuts will make it worse.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Friday announced the availability $4 million in substance abuse grants over the next two years as part of the Ohio Deflection and Pre-Arrest Diversion Grant Program, administered by the Office of Criminal Justice Services (OCJS).

For decades Chinatowns all over North America have been at the vanguard of community ownership. These neighborhoods were established during a time when East Asian communities faced discrimination elsewhere, leading families and merchants to band together. They collectively acquired properties to provide homes and spaces for their businesses, fostering a sense of unity and belonging. However, these CLTs now confront new challenges, from aging buildings to the allure of these properties to externa...

Steady snow came through the Valley Friday night.