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With The NRA s Fate In The Hands Of A Court, Some Gun Rights Advocates Begin Search For New Leadership And Way Forward For The Organization s Five Million Members

With The NRA s Fate In The Hands Of A Court, Some Gun Rights Advocates Begin Search For New Leadership And Way Forward For The Organization s Five Million Members
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Kristen Clarke Is The First Black Woman To Head DOJ Civil Rights Division

The Senate has confirmed Kristen Clarke as the new head of the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Justice Department. Clarke is the first woman and the first Black woman to fill the role.

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Andrew Cuomo says he gets advice from journalists all the time

The New York Post reported that during a news conference, the governor acknowledged that his brother had advised him on how to publicly address the sexual harassment accusations he faces, then added, “But I talk to journalists about situations all the time, and they tell me their thoughts and their advice.” A spokesperson for the governor did not immediately respond to questions from The Hill about which journalists have advised Cuomo and on what topics. ADVERTISEMENT The Washington Post first reported last week that Chris Cuomo had joined several conference calls earlier this year to advise his brother on discussing the sexual misconduct allegations facing him.

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New York Attorney General Introduces Bill To Limit Use Of Lethal Force By Police

(Timothy A. Clary/AFP/Getty Images) New York Attorney General Letitia James has introduced a new bill that would limit the use of force by police officers. James hopes to change the state’s use of force law “from one of simple necessity to one of absolute last resort.” In addition, James hopes to punish officers who use “far more force [than] is necessary.” “In New York, our laws have essentially given police blanket defense to use force in interactions with the public, making it exceedingly difficult for prosecutors to go after officers who have abused this power,” Gwen Carr, Eric Garner‘s mother, said at a press conference alongside James.

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Espaillat backs Adams — James polls better than Cuomo — Push to rein in police use of force

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