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Chicago police adjust mass arrests policy ahead of DNC: ‘Make no mistake, we are ready’

Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling on Tuesday touted the nation's second-largest police department as fully prepared to handle crowds of protesters expected during the Democratic National Convention, including new ways to handle possible mass arrests.

Texas D.A. asks court to reverse governor’s pardon of man who shot Black Lives Matter protester

A prosecutor said Tuesday he is asking the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals to reverse the governor's pardon of a former Army sergeant who was convicted of fatally shooting a Black Lives Matter demonstrator.

Dr. Phil accuses Judge Merchan, prosecutors in Trump trial of ‘banana republic tactics’

Dr. Phil, who started his career as a courtroom consultant, criticized the handling of the criminal trial against former President Trump over hush money payments as smacking "of banana republic tactics" by the prosecution and New York Supreme Court Judge Juan Merchan.

Trump hits Western campaign trail to test his post-conviction appeal

Former President Donald Trump is set to give voters an early sense of his post-conviction message during a campaign swing this week through the Mountain West.

FBI agent confirms authenticity of Hunter Biden’s laptop

Hunter Biden's controversial laptop took center stage in his federal firearms trial Tuesday as one of the witnesses, FBI Agent Erika Jensen, confirmed its authenticity.

House GOP accuses Biden of using federal agency to tilt election in his favor in Michigan

Republicans accused President Biden on Tuesday of using the Small Business Administration to gin up more supporters in Michigan, a state destined to be crucial in the outcome of the November election.

Sen. John Kennedy gets FBI director to imply López Obrador’s corruption and more

Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) asked questions of key public import and interest during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing with FBI Director Christopher Wray on Tuesday, including some about Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. That should be expected of a United States senator. Unfortunately, most senators have a tendency to use hearings to posture for […]

The border crisis comes to the classroom

The local public elementary school is typically not the first place one thinks of when discussing the immigration crisis that has engulfed the country since President Joe Biden implemented his porous border policies. But, in a testament to the strain that illegal immigration can place on the infrastructure of a country, state, or city, school […]

1 in 5 Republicans thinks Trump is guilty: New poll

Nearly 1 in 5 Republicans in three key battleground states say they think former President Trump is guilty in the New York hush money criminal case that ended in a felony conviction last week, according to a poll released Tuesday. Trump was found guilty on all 34 felony counts of falsifying business records to cover...

Austin DA requests reversal of Daniel Perry pardon

Austin, Texas’s district attorney on Wednesday requested that a state court of appeals overturn Gov. Greg Abbott’s (R) pardon of convicted murderer Daniel Perry, a man made a political pariah by conservatives. Travis County District Attorney José Garza urged a court to overturn Perry’s pardon in order to “restore the sanctity of the rule of...

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