In 2006, former Buffalo Police Officer Cariol Horne, a 19-year-veteran of the force at the time, came upon a scene that tested her mettle as
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Can We Keep Our Early Baseball Takes Cool? l Hot Takedown From FiveThirtyEight
Hot Takedown looks at the first two weeks of the MLB season and previews the WNBA draft. Website: http://fivethirtyeight.com/ Merch: http://fivethirtyeight.com/store Twitter: http://twitter.com/fivethirtyeight/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fivethirtyeight/
Putin’s bill finally coming due after years of getting a pass on attacking U.S. from the former guy
After four long years of the former U.S. guy being a lapdog to Russian President Vladimir Putin, the Kremlin’s bill is finally coming due for
House committee advances bill preventing a future president from enacting another Muslim ban
The House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday voted 25-17 to advance the NO BAN Act, legislation that would block any future president from enacting another Muslim ban or similar discriminatory
Republicans bashing corporate America say Democrats are the real threat
In the latest of installment of GOP opportunism, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis took aim at corporate America while speaking at last weekend’s Republican National Committee
Live: Derek Chauvin invokes Fifth Amendment privilege and defense threatens mistrial
Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin spoke live for the first time in court on Thursday, and it was to invoke his right not to
Biden’s American Jobs Plan has majority public support, another poll shows
Congressional Republicans are still dead set against President Joe Biden’s infrastructure plan. Voters, though, like it. A new New York Times/SurveyMonkey poll finds 64% public support
Hate crimes primarily a white-people problem, but right-wing apologists eager to obscure that
Defenders of institutionalized white supremacy are always quick to play down hate crimes and domestic terrorism, because they reflect an underlying reality they hope to
Infrastructure? Or jobs? Controversy over name of Biden proposal highlights long tradition in politics
Biden isn’t the first politician to slap a catchy, but perhaps inaccurate, name on legislation. Evan Vucci/AP President Joe Biden caught flak this month when
Senate Republicans who backed four years of madness now feign outrage over perceived Biden slights
Politico’s Playbook brings us the grievances of Republican Senate staffers upset that President Joe Biden is not being bipartisan in their general direction and, I
