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Feb 05

Police officials push back against use-of-force proposals

By Tami Abdollah, Associated Press

WASHINGTON — A dispute is erupting among police organizations over new proposals that would govern when officers should use force during violent arrests, amid national outrage over questionable shootings.

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Dec 28

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No charges in Cleveland’s Tamir Rice case, as latest shooting stokes anger for Chicago police

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There will be no charges filed in the shooting death of 12-year-old Tamir Rice in Cleveland. That decision follows yet another weekend of tension over police shootings in Chicago, where two black residents were killed Saturday by officers, amid a…

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Dec 07

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

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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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Nov 14

Paris attacks may prompt White House to escalate fight against ISIS

By Robert Burns, Associated Press

The Paris terrorist attacks seem likely to compel President Barack Obama to consider military escalation against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.

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Jun 09

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News Wrap: Texas cop resigns over pool party incident

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In our news wrap Tuesday, an attorney for Eric Casebolt says the Texas police officer is quitting the McKinney police force amid a national furor over his conduct in response to a disturbance at a neighborhood pool party. Also, a…

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Apr 04

National survey shows whites more likely to approve of police hitting citizens

By Jesse J. Holland, Associated Press

Whites in the United States approve of police officers hitting people in far greater numbers than blacks and Hispanics do, at a time when the country is struggling to deal with police use of deadly force against men of color,…

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Sep 10

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Obama Addresses Nation on Syria: Dictators Depend on Us to ‘Look the Other Way’

Obama Addresses Nation on Syria: Dictators Depend on Us to 'Look the Other Way'…

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Sep 04

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Natl. Security Official: If Assad Goes Unchecked, He’ll Use Chemical Arms Again

Natl. Security Official: If Assad Goes Unchecked, He'll Use Chemical Arms Again…

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Sep 04

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Arguing World Credibility at Stake, Obama Seeks Support for Syria Strike Abroad

President Obama took his case for a possible military strike in Syria overseas, appealing to Russia to stop blocking United Nations Security Council action. Gwen Ifill reports on remarks Mr. Obama's remarks in Stockholm, plus the Senate Foreign Relations Committee's…

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Aug 22

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UN Asks Syria for Access, Nations Consider Force if Chemical Warfare Is Proved

United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon initiated a formal request to the Syrian government to be able to investigate an alleged chemical weapons attack on civilians. Margaret Warner reports on how countries like France have responded and debate in the United…

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