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Month: April 2021

Kentucky basketball player and NBA prospect Terrence Clarke dies following a car accident in LA

Basketball player Terrence Clarke, who last month declared for the 2021 NBA draft after playing his freshman season for the University of Kentucky, died Thursday after sustaining fatal injuries in a car accident in Los Angeles, according to the Kentucky athletics department. He was 19 years old. The accident occurred Thursday afternoon as Clarke’s vehicle

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Arizona mail-in voting bill stalls in Senate amid heated debate between GOP lawmakers

A bill aimed at changing the mail-in voting process in Arizona, including stopping some voters from automatically receiving ballots, has stalled following an intense back-and-forth between the bill’s sponsor and another GOP lawmaker on Thursday. The legislation in question, SB 1485, would revise the state’s permanent early voting list, which allows a voter to automatically

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Pentagon review panel recommends taking sexual assault investigations out of commanders’ hands

A Pentagon commission on sexual assault in the military is recommending that independent authorities decide whether to prosecute service members in sexual assault cases instead of commanders, a senior defense official told CNN. If adopted, the change would mark a significant departure from how the military handles sexual assault, which the Pentagon has argued for

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Exclusive: Inside the new VR simulations training PSPD officers for life-or-death decisions

New training is being deployed at Palm Springs Police Department, using virtual reality simulations to prepare officers to make momentary but vitally important decisions. News Channel 3’s Jake Ingrassia got an exclusive inside look at the new technology that demonstrates the immense pressure police can be put under. Officer Jose Arellano, a motor officer and

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