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Month: June 2021

Morgan Freeman and a University of Mississippi professor donate $1M to college’s policing program

Award-winning actor Morgan Freeman and University of Mississippi Professor Linda Keena donated $1 million to the school in order to establish a new center focused on policing. The new Center for Evidence-Based Policing and Reform at the University of Mississippi looks to “build relationships and share data with policing agencies as well as use the

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Human Rights Watch denuncia «brutalidad policial» en protestas en Colombia: «Reforma a la Policía de Duque es cosmética»

(CNN Español) — La organización de derechos humanos Human Rights Watch denunció en un nuevo informe «brutalidad policial» contra manifestantes en Colombia y pidió al Gobierno del presidente Iván Duque «tomar medidas urgentes para proteger los derechos humanos» de quienes protestan, y llevar ante la justicia a los responsables de estos hechos. El reporte publicado

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Russian court declares Navalny groups ‘extremist’ ahead of elections

A Moscow court on Wednesday ruled that two organizations linked to jailed Kremlin critic Alexey Navalny are “extremist” groups — forcing them to shut down and rendering their members ineligible to run in upcoming elections. Wednesday’s ruling targeted both Navalny’s regional political offices and the Anti-Corruption Foundation which he founded. The foundation, known as FBK,

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Meet the federal judge who overturned California’s decades-old assault weapons ban

The federal judge who overturned California’s decades-old assault weapons ban last week opened his 94-page ruling with an eye-opening analogy. “Like the Swiss Army Knife, the popular AR-15 rifle is a perfect combination of home defense weapon and homeland defense equipment,” US District Judge Roger T. Benitez wrote. In another section, he downplayed the risk

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Democratic senator says his party should move forward on infrastructure without GOP: ‘We cannot just sort of twiddle our thumbs’

Democratic Sen. Chris Van Hollen said Wednesday that it’s time for his party to move forward on infrastructure legislation without Republican agreement, asserting that members of his party “cannot just sort of twiddle our thumbs at the negotiating table while the time fritters away.” After several weeks of talks, including multiple meetings in the Oval

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Biden asume el papel de líder que siempre ha deseado en su primer viaje al extranjero como presidente

(CNN)– Cuando el presidente Joe Biden dijo a los funcionarios esta primavera que quería reunirse pronto con su homólogo ruso para celebrar una cumbre, su equipo se puso manos a la obra de inmediato para hacerla realidad, aunque algunos se preguntaron qué era lo que realmente esperaba conseguir.Las dos últimas administraciones, incluida la de Biden

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The world’s most livable cities in 2021

The impact of Covid-19 on global livability has been absolutely devastating. Well over a year into the pandemic, ongoing health crises, border closures and lockdowns are continuing to affect millions of people around the world. But some destinations have fared much better than others in managing the virus, meaning those who live there were able

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3 heridos en tiroteo en Coachella

Tres personas estaban siendo tratadas por heridas de bala que no amenazaban su vida el miércoles por la mañana después de un tiroteo en un vecindario de Coachella. El Departamento del Alguacil del Condado de Riverside dijo que los agentes de la Estación Termal fueron llamados a un tiroteo a lo largo de la cuadra

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Three Ohio police officers charged after their response to BLM protests

A special prosecutor and independent investigator filed charges against three Columbus, Ohio, police officers Wednesday as part of an investigation into alleged misconduct during the George Floyd protests last summer, according to the city’s Department of Public Safety. “We are continuing the investigations into possible misconduct by other officers,” special prosecutor Kathleen Garber said in

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