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Police in a Texas border town used stay-at-home orders in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic to unlawfully stop and arrest a high school senior driving to his mother’s house, according to a civil rights lawsuit that has its first hearing this week.

The lawsuit cites findings from a ProPublica and Texas Tribune investigation that featured Socrates Shawn, who was commuting between his divorced parents’ homes when he was pulled over and arrested in April 2020 by an officer in Progreso, Texas.

El Progreso Memorial Library will host a time of healing for the kids of the community.

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A trio of Texas friends that call themselves the J.E.T. Setting Divas leave Dallas Tuesday morning for Uvalde to deliver care packages to librarians.

"We want to be a place that is safe, calm, cool and will allow families to heal through our collection of books," the librarys director said.

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Her new novel Paradis is an explosive exploration of the boundaries of the Spanish language and the the banal brutality of everyday violence.

Face painting, popcorn and more for kids still grieving.