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Here are some of the major policy choices the governor has made since COVID-19 entered our lives.

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The countrys reckoning with policing, racial equity, and representation have reshaped the contest to run the largest city in the U.S. And, Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand has pushed for eight years to change the way the military prosecutes sexual assaults. Now, it looks like her legislation could pass Congress.This episode: congressional correspondent Susan Davis, WNYC reporter Brigid Bergin, senior political editor and correspondent Domenico Montanaro, and congressional reporter Claudia Gris...

• 31 minutes ago The man police say carried out a mass shooting that left eight people dead and several others injured at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis is said to have used two assault rifles in the attack, both of which were purchased legally. A Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives trace revealed that the weapons used by Brandon Hole, 19, in Thursdays attack were purchased legally in July and September of 2020, the Indianapolis police department said.

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SOUTH BEND — In the first week of April of last year, South Bend police responded to one shooting. Over the past seven days, 10 people were shot in the city, prompting local officials to call for broader community engagement. “Every single weekend it’s been nice so far this year, our screen has been red,” South Bend Police Chief Scott Ruszkowski said at a town hall Thursday. “Every cop in our city has been tied up, we’ve had to have St. Joseph County Police and Ind...

SHARE AUSTIN, Texas — The fight over how and when Texans can vote continues. Activists are calling on more corporations to denounce Texas’ controversial bill that seeks to limit early voting hours and local power.   Gov. Greg Abbott appeared on Fox News Tuesday, a day after he stated he will no longer participate in Major League Baseball events. He disagrees with the leagues decision to relocate the All-Star Game from Georgia due to its new voting law. Abbott also responded to the opposit...

Tanya and Craig Watkins in Craigs law office in Dallas. Craig Watkins 2006 campaign for Dallas County DA was built on the support of Black churches. Almost 20 years ago, Craig Watkins narrowly lost his 2002 race for Dallas County District Attorney. He never stopped campaigning, especially within the Black church. Leading up to the 2006 election, Watkins said he visited roughly three churches every Sunday. “You would contact the pastors individually,” Watkins said. “They would give you the...

Police ID Saturday shooting victims at Acropolis Steakhouse UPDATE: Two men were killed as the surge in gun violence continued over the weekend. Shootings continued to climb in Portland over the weekend, with a second person dying from a Saturday incident in Southeast Portland and police responding to at least four shootings in different neighborhoods on Sunday. The victims are identified as William Peters, 40, of Portland, and Adam David-Lawrence Arrambide, 36, of La Pine. No suspect ...