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Jan 04

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News Wrap: Volkswagen sued for emissions cheating

By PBS News Hour

In our news wrap Monday, the U.S. government is taking carmaker Volkswagen to court for cheating that led to greenhouse gas emissions up to 40 times beyond federal standards. Also, President Obama defended his plans to tighten gun control restrictions…

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Jan 04

Justice Department, EPA sue Volkswagen over emissions-cheating software in diesel cars

By Michael Biesecker, Eric Tucker, Associated Press

WASHINGTON — The Justice Department sued Volkswagen on Monday over emissions-cheating software found in nearly 600,000 vehicles sold in the United States, potentially exposing the company to billions in fines for clean air violations.

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Dec 07

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Will Chicago investigation deter police use of force around the U.S.?

By PBS News Hour

The Justice Department will launch a civil rights investigation into how the Chicago police force uses force and whether there are racial or ethnic disparities. Meanwhile, a video released Monday showed another fatal police shooting that occurred last year. William…

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Dec 01

Why the Planned Parenthood shooting isn't legally referred to as 'domestic terrorism'

By Eric Tucker, Sadie Gurman, Associated Press

WASHINGTON — The man accused of killing three people at a Colorado Planned Parenthood clinic brought several guns, ammunition and propane tanks officials say he assembled around a car. To some in the community, the attack resembled an act of…

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Nov 17

Charges brought against makers of dietary supplement linked to liver damage

By Eric Tucker, Associated Press

WASHINGTON -- A Dallas company that had been ordered to recall a dietary supplement pill because of links to liver damage has been indicted along with several of its executives on charges that they intentionally misbranded their products and deceived…

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Oct 27

S.C. school resource officer fired after he drags student, sheriff says

By Joshua Barajas

At Spring Valley high school pic.twitter.com/ScWrJz6x6J — Yessenia (@Motive__Money) October 26, 2015 Richland County sheriff's department will hold a news conference to announce the results of its investigation into Monday's incident…

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Oct 27

'Very disturbing' homicide spike draws alarm from Obama administration

By Eric Tucker, Associated Press

WASHINGTON — This year has brought an unusually grim and steady drumbeat of violence throughout the country.

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Oct 20

States likely to seek settlement in Volkswagen emissions investigation

By Ronnie Greene, Associated Press

WASHINGTON — An expanding investigation into Volkswagen's emissions-cheating scandal launched by state attorneys general could last years and will likely end in a negotiated settlement.

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Oct 14

Justice Department to name coordinator for domestic terror cases

By Eric Tucker, Associated Press

WASHINGTON — The Justice Department is creating a new position to coordinate investigations into violent homegrown extremism, a department official said Wednesday.

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Oct 08

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U.S. at a unique time in history for justice reform, says Attorney General Lynch

By PBS News Hour

As attorney general, Loretta Lynch leads the Justice Department amid a spike in violent crime in several major U.S. cities, as well as national outcry over police-involved shootings. Gwen Ifill sits down with Lynch to discuss better transparency on law…

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