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“Every governor used it. The United States -- President Trump, President Biden -- used it. We used it because it opened up a series of tools we can use,” said Walz on Friday ...

As attorneys in the trial of a former Minneapolis police officer charged in George...

Updated Mar 12, 2021 Forget Dr. Seuss And Cancel Culture – The Real GOP Agenda Is Rolling Back Voting From coast to coast, the party is engaged in the "second great disenfranchisement in American history," says one voting law expert. WASHINGTON — Just weeks into an era of a new Democratic White House and Congress pushing through their priorities, Republicans appear to have settled on an agenda of their own. No, not Dr. Seuss or “cancel culture” or breaking up Big Tech or any...

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Prosecutors trying a former Minneapolis police officer in George Floyd's death plan to use a legal doctrine called “spark of life” to humanize Floyd in front of jurors.

Prosecutors trying a former Minneapolis police officer in George Floyd's death plan to use a legal doctrine called “spark of life” to humanize Floyd in front of jurors

Prosecutors trying a former Minneapolis police officer in George Floyd's death plan to use a legal doctrine called “spark of life” to humanize Floyd in front of jurors.

The death of George Floyd in May 2020 sparked a nationwide reckoning over policing and race in America. Now the fate of ex-Minneapolis Police officer Derek Chauvin, charged with Floyd's murder, will rest in the hands of 16 Hennepin County residents.

The pandemic may have given a lot of Michiganders cabin fever. Jason Fleming is a spokesman for the Department of Natural Resources. He says nights spent

Mark Silverstein is seizing his chance to wedge a foot in the door for free speech.