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New York City Pays $117M For Police Misconduct
New York City spent more than $117 million last year to settle police misconduct cases, a sum tied to incidents from the 2020 protest response and wrongful convictions dating back…
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Guilty Plea in Ketamine Distribution Case
A man identified as Mark Chavez entered a guilty plea in 2024 to conspiring to distribute ketamine to Perry, who…
Person Of Interest Held After Brown Shooting
A person of interest is in custody after a shooting near Brown University left two people dead and seven others…
Brown Parent Recounts Fear After Shooting
A mother’s frantic wait for news ended in relief after a fatal shooting near Brown University, highlighting how fast fear…
Nonprofit Plans UAP Briefings On Capitol Hill
With public interest in unidentified anomalous phenomena running high, a nonprofit group called the UAP Disclosure Fund will hold a…
Audit Finds Accused Officers Still Employed
Five California correctional officers accused of sexually assaulting incarcerated people over the last dozen years remain on the state’s payroll,…
Bruce Blakeman Plans New York Governor Run
Bruce Blakeman, the Republican executive of Nassau County on Long Island, is preparing to enter the race for New York…
Activists Decry Deportations Amid Iran Crackdown
Rights groups are raising alarms over deportations from Iran as authorities intensify arrests of intellectuals and carry out executions at…
US Media Chief Plans RFE Hungary Shutdown
The head of America’s global broadcasting agency has signaled a shutdown of Radio Free Europe’s Hungarian service, saying it opposed…