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... Brown’s official autopsy actually reveal?”, “What do the newly released witness statements tell us about the Michael Brown shooting?”, and “The country reacts to Ferguson decision.” The shooting in Ferguson thrust the issue of race back into the national spotlight and put President Obama and his administration in a ...
... toll. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported today more than 1,400 have been beheaded, stoned to death or had their throats cut since June. Islamic State militants still hold a British photojournalist, John Cantlie, and an American woman. U.S. officials have asked that she not be publicly ...
... off Colorado, because they are bullish about their ground game there, and then we’re waiting for the Dec. 6 runoff in Louisiana or a Jan. 6 runoff in Georgia. The bottom line is there’s a wider path for Republicans to take control of the Senate today than there ...
... to spend on Republican races this November. The Federal Election Commission has notified former House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, who lost his primary back in June, that he needs to give his general election money back. Alaska is known for its picturesque landscapes, but the state’s topography also makes ...
... bond between the United States and Israel.” The grand jury hearing the case against the police officer who shot and killed an unarmed teen in Ferguson, Missouri is now being investigated for misconduct by the St. Louis County prosecutor. A federal appeals court ruled Wednesday that North Carolina must restore ...
Today in the Morning Line: Obama meets with Hill leaders on Islamic State New poll shows Americans questioning the president’s leadership It’s the last primary day before Election Day Ferguson is back in the spotlight -- on Capitol Hill and locally Obama to sell strategy to Hill leaders: President ...
Today in the Morning Line: Executive action on immigration could shake up midterms Both parties eyeing Obama’s decision for impact Rand Paul takes aim at Hillary Clinton’s foreign policy The GOP’s trouble winning over women voters Both sides on edge over Obama immigration action: Could President Barack Obama’s impending decision on executive steps to address...
After a decade of sending military equipment to civilian police departments across the country, federal officials are reconsidering the idea in light of the violence in Ferguson, Missouri.
While the unfolding events in Ferguson, Missouri, continue to disturb observers around the country, the emerging narrative is familiar. Historian Craig Steven Wilder offers his take on how citizens are responding in the streets and on social media, as well as how the events are being portrayed in the media.
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