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Let me ask you something. Would you give police permission to track everywhere your car goes if it helped them catch more criminals? Flock cameras are automated license plate readers. They photograph your vehicle, capture the plate, and record when and where it was seen. Police use that information to find stolen cars, missing people, […]
Trump halts Iran airstrikes, talks start today; Clancy murder trial resumes; Louisiana to probe Fauci; Blanche ends $1.8B 'anti-weaponization' fund
Berlin Pride attack kills 1, injures 29; Netanyahu warns Iran of powerful response if attacked
Today is National Lollipop Day, and you already know I could not let a candy holiday pass without joining the celebration! After all, I am Ms. Kandi Eastman—“the only Kandi your mom wants you to have”—so this day feels like it was made especially for me. Lollipops are one of those simple treats that can […]
3 US troops killed, 9 hurt in attacks; Tropical Depression 2 forms; ICE wants body cams after shootings; Trump seeks Iran sanctions
CNBC ranked the 10 worst states to move to based on quality-of-life factors, with Tennessee, Texas, and Indiana among the lowest-ranked.
Law enforcement seeks public help in investigations; ICE agents told to end most vehicle stops after recent shootings.
Michelle Walker is suing Return to the Land for discrimination because the all-white community in rural Arkansas rejected her application. The post White Woman Sues Arkansas Community After Allegedly Being Denied Housing Over Her Black Husband And Biracial Children appeared first on MadameNoire.
Supreme Court ruling weakens Voting Rights Act, threatening Black political power and fair representation across the South.
The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) ruled in favor of Cox Communications in a long-standing copyright infringement case against record labels, overturning a $1 billion judgment. The decision states that ISPs like Cox are not liable for infringement by their users unless they induce infringement through marketing or create a service tailored for […]
As the ongoing heat wave is hitting California, Arizona, and Nevada with 100-degree days earlier than usual, here are some tips to beat the heat.
A TSA official has warned that the ongoing government shutdown may lead to the closure of US airports due to critical staffing shortages. The Transportation Security Administration is facing a potential operational collapse as the National Deployment Office, responsible for sending emergency relief staff, is fully depleted. With record-breaking spring break travel expected, major airports […]