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The Scourge of Racial Bias in New York State's Prisons - A New York Times investigation draws on nearly 60,000 disciplinary cases from state prisons and interviews with inmates to explore the system's inequalities and the ripple effect these can have. - The racism can be felt
Americans' Support for Electoral College Rises Sharply - WASHINGTON, D.C. - Americans' support for keeping the Electoral College system for electing presidents has increased sharply. Weeks after the 2016 election, 47% of Americans say they want to keep the Electoral College
Green Party Drops Statewide Pennsylvania Recount - HARRISBURG, Pa. - The Green Party is dropping its court case seeking a statewide recount of Pennsylvania's Nov. 8 presidential election.
You can actually see these people struggling with their cognitive dissonance. They don't want to be murdered by lunatics, but they also don't want anybody to call them racist.
In footage obtained and posted on YouTube by Scott Jones of FTV Live, an unidentified producer can be heard telling reporter Suzanne Malveaux that the president-elect's plane crashed. "An unfortunate and inappropriate remark was made by one of our producers off camera yesterday," CNN said.
Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein arrives at a rally of Bernie Sanders's supporters on the second day of the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S., July 26, 2016. Picture taken July 26, 2016.
If you read about or saw the descriptions of a recent incident in which a good samaritan in Florida came to the rescue of a Lee County deputy who was being beaten, you probably assumed that what the good samaritan did was legally justified in the state. But what do the actual statutes in the Sunshine State say? James Phillips, of the Katz & Phillips criminal-defense law firm in Orlando and a U.S. Law Shield of Florida Independent Program Attorney, researched the details of the incident and produced the following YouTube video to explain what the laws in the state are and how they might apply in this case: "Recently, a good samaritan who possessed a CWFL [Concealed Weapon Firearm License] came to the rescue of a Lee County deputy.
A member of Shi'ite fighters carries a weapon during a battle with Islamic State militants at the airport of Tal Afar west of Mosul, Iraq November 18, 2016. REUTERS/Thaier Al-Sudani The Iraqi House of Representatives last week approved an Act legitimizing the so-called Popular Mobilization Forces , the pro-Iranian militias accused of acts of barbarism and brutality in Fallujah, Ramadi and Mosul.
The New York City Finance Board unanimously voted on Thursday to fine the former New York congressman $64,956 for misusing campaign funds during his 2013 failed NYC mayoral bid. According to the New York Post , the amateur photographer diverted $1,359 to pay for some of his personal expenses, namely dry cleaning and cell phone bills.
Texas Rep. Bill Flores is offering his support for Chip and Joanna Gaines, the stars of the HGTV home improvement show, "Fixer Upper," after they were targeted by a hit piece published at BuzzFeed, the liberal activist news outlet. Flores was responding to an attack piece published earlier this week by BuzzFeed reporter Kate Aurthur.
"We had a very wide ranging conversation," Gates told reporters in the Trump Tower lobby. "I told him I thought his selection of General Mattis to be secretary of defense was terrific, very supportive."
The unemployment rate declined and the number of new jobs increased in November, as President Barack Obama wraps up his final months in the White House. The U.S. economy created 178,000 new jobs, mainly in the professional, business, and healthcare fields, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics' November employment report , released Friday.
North Carolina's Sore Loser - As early voting exit polls in North Carolina trickled in just before Election Day, state Republican Party officials could hardly contain their glee.
The real problem behind fake news - To the list of historic firsts that Donald Trump seems to rack up daily, we can now add this: He is the first candidate in the annals of American politics to allege massive fraud in an election he actually won. - Trump took to Twitter last weekend
Police: Putnam man said he 'wants to shoot all Spanish-speaking people' - The investigation led to the man's arrest on a weapons possession charge. - CONNECT - PATTERSON - A 56-year-old Patterson man who told two employees of a local grocery store that he "wants to shoot all Spanish-speaking people"
Soyinka shreds U.S. greencard in anger over Trump victory - Nigeria's Nobel Prize-winning author Wole Soyinka has torn up his United States green card and renounced his American residency in protest at Donald Trump's U.S. election win, the writer told news channel eNCA on Thursday.
Trump team considering Sen. Joe Manchin for energy secretary - President-elect Donald Trump's transition team is considering Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia for the energy secretary job, according to three sources close to the discussions. - The conservative Democrat
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Gingrich calls Trump tweet about vote fraud a big mistake - WASHINGTON - Former House speaker Newt Gingrich calls Donald Trump a potentially transformative president. But he shouldn't have sent out that tweet alleging election fraud.