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I had a little fun last night trolling the RWNJs in my life, with comments along the lines of Heath Mayo’s tweet. “Remember? Remember all the Fox folks and GQP officials who tried to get you to believe Uncle Joe couldn’t string two sentences together?” Wink wink nudge nudge. None of them, of course, could respond with a “yeah…good point…I’ll have to watch that in the future”. Nope. Couldn’t possibly LEARN from this experience (or the ‘Biden meat ban’, or the ‘Kamala’s book for every immigrant kid’ or or or). Only thing worse than suckers are willing suckers.

Chauvin trial hardens political fault lines POLITICO 1 hr ago By David Siders and Sabrina Rodriguez © Steven Senne/AP Photo A demonstrator display a banner during a protest April 21 in Boston, a day after Derek Chauvin was convicted in the 2020 death of George Floyd. The guilty verdicts in the Derek Chauvin trial marked a departure for a nation long accustomed to police violence going unpunished. Yet if the outcome of the trial was groundbreaking, the political fallout appeared far less so. In the immediate aftermath, there were few signs that the fault lines surrounding ...

Nancy Pelosi describes the impact the Derek Chauvin trial has had on her, calls George Floyd’s death a ‘public assassination’ Ledyard King and Susan Page, USA TODAY WASHINGTON – As she watched the Derek Chauvin murder trial, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was struck by the teenage girl who took the viral video of the Minneapolis Police officer as he knelt on George Floyd for nearly nine minutes in what Pelosi called a "public assassination." Darnella Frazier, 18, testified March 30 that she remains haunted by the tragedy, staying up some nights "apologizing and apologi...

This is what the future of policing could look like USA TODAY journalists spent months interviewing more than 100 people about how they wanted to see police work changed. This is the future they envision. Story by Jeff Schwaner, Staunton News Leader and illustrations by Jeff Morris, USA TODAY Network Published 4:23 pm UTC Mar. 23, 2021 Welcome to the future.  A future where you’re driving and feel safe in your vehicle no matter your skin color. A future where a police officer parks on your street not to arrest one of your neighbors but because she is one of your neighbors.  Where you pu...

Latina ex-Rep. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell takes new role on personal mission: gun control Carmen Sesin © Provided by NBC News MIAMI — Seeing her father’s body with gunshot wounds was one of the most traumatic moments for former Florida congresswoman Debbie Mucarsel-Powell as she grappled with the shock and grief of losing him to gun violence in 1996. The former Democratic lawmaker, who was the first South American-born member of Congress, will now be working on what she calls her “life mission” by joining Giffords, a gun control advocacy group, as a senior adviser, the o...