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Live politics updates: Arizona Senate threatens contempt charge for Maricopa County officials over election audit - Vimarsana News

Live politics updates: Arizona Senate threatens contempt charge for Maricopa County officials over election audit

Pressley said that "as a black woman," hiding in the dark in her office and "those moments of terror" were "familiar in a deep and ancestral way."

Source: msn.com
Ayanna Pressley describes terror of 'white supremacist mob' on Jan. 6 - Vimarsana News

Ayanna Pressley describes terror of 'white supremacist mob' on Jan. 6

Pressley said that "as a black woman," hiding in the dark in her office and "those moments of terror" were "familiar in a deep and ancestral way."

Rep. Pressley says hiding from 'white supremacist mob' on Jan. 6 was familiar in 'ancestral way' - Vimarsana News

Rep. Pressley says hiding from 'white supremacist mob' on Jan. 6 was familiar in 'ancestral way'

Pressley said that "as a black woman," hiding in the dark in her office and "those moments of terror" were "familiar in a deep and ancestral way."

Source: msn.com
Arizona Senate may vote to hold Maricopa County officials in contempt - Vimarsana News

Arizona Senate may vote to hold Maricopa County officials in contempt

The Senate, controlled by Republicans, has threatened to hold the supervisors, nearly all Republicans, in contempt for not responding to subpoenas asking for copies of all the county's mail-in ballots and access to voting machines.

Source: freep.com
Why Phoenix won't allow civilians to investigate police brutality - Vimarsana News

Why Phoenix won't allow civilians to investigate police brutality

As protesters marched Phoenix streets this year calling for more just treatment from the city's police force, the city was considering a solution that some considered extreme: allowing civilians to independently investigate complaints of police brutality. Over time, though, as officials crafted the plan for a new Office of Accountability and Transparency and accompanying Civilian Review Board, it failed to live up to activists' hopes that it would offer truly independent investigations. The proposal lost support from the activists, and then from a key council member. In November, the vote ...