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1 of 2 | Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson compared remote testing to having a Black person observing a restaurant refusing to serve Black people, but not actually sitting…
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At least two people were killed when a small plane crashed into a home in Newberg, Ore., Wednesday, according to local firefighters. Photo Courtesy of Tualatin Valley Fire and…
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A test of the Wireless Emergency Alerts system will be conducted nationwide at 2:20 p.m. ET on Wednesday, federal officials announced. Photo courtesy Federal Emergency Management…
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Rep.Troy Nehls, R-Texas, (L) said he intends to nominate former President Donald Trump for speaker of the House after nominating Rep. Kevin McCarthy lost the position Tuesday in a…
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Florida death row inmate Michael Zack was executed by lethal injection on Tuesday for the 1996 deaths of two people after the U.S. Supreme Court refused to block the execution on…
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Inkster Mayor Patrick Wimberly was indicted Tuesday on federal bribery charges. Photo courtesy of City of Inkster/Website The mayor of a Detroit suburb has been…
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Morgan State University is urging students to stay away from Thurgood Marshall Hall amid an active shooter situation. Photo courtesy of Morgan State University/Flickr…
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The United States Justice Department on Tuesday unsealed eight indictments charging eight companies and 12 people over allegations they are involved in the trafficking of fentanyl…
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Elizabeth Polanco De Los Santos, a student at Lehman College in New York City, has been freed after she was sentenced to a year in a Dubai prison for allegedly assaulting airport…
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Striking United Auto Workers, members of 2250 of the General Motors Wentzville Assembly Plant, hold up signs in solidarity. On Tuesday, GM announced it would lay off 163 more…
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