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President trump suggesting he may not be done with the issue. The white house saying they feel a renewed sense of optimism. Is anything different from last week when that bill went down in flames in the house . All that, much more still ahead. We begin, though, with our top story. Should the senate take the lead . As the credibility of the House Intelligence Committee and its investigation remains in question. An investigation from the senate is now coming into focus. Senator richard burr, repub...

Six years of tireless organizing by a coalition of grassroots activists led to this month’s victory in Chicago.

The department’s database violates the civil rights of Black and Hispanic young people by being too quick to add names and too slow to remove them, putting youth at risk of false arrest and wrongful deportation.

NEW YORK — The NYPD gang database violates the civil rights of Black and Hispanic young people much like the department’s much-maligned “Stop and Frisk” policy, a new report released Tuesday shows. The gang database, which the NYPD’s own inspector general found fault with, “typecast minority youths as gang members without evidence, putting them at risk of false arrest and wrongful ...

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In a blow to Gotham’s pro-criminal left, the city Department of Investigation’s five-year probe of the NYPD’s gang database found no “evidence of harm” to people with suspected gang ties.

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The 91-page report says it could not find any “evidence of harm” to those placed on what the NYPD calls the Criminal Group Database.

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They call the listing of suspected gang members' names, also known as the Criminal Group Database, part of a failed "toolbox" that harms Blacks and Latinos.