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Tyre Nichols death: New York City Mayor Eric Adams ‘betrayed’ by Memphis officers

New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Friday reflected on his own experience with police brutality ahead of the Memphis PD's release of the Tyre Nichols bodycam video.

Embattled South Dakota state senator will be investigated for harassment

Republican South Dakota state Sen. Julie Frye-Mueller will be investigated for harassment over an exchange with a legislative aide, according to the state Senate's GOP leader

Harmeet Dhillon says Republicans ignore grassroots base at their ‘peril’

Harmeet Dhillon, after an unsuccessful bid to unseat RNC chair Ronna McDaniel, warns Republicans they ignore the grassroots base ‘at our peril’

Pennsylvania constitutional amendments to miss ballot after legislative deadlock

A package of proposed amendments to the Pennsylvania constitution will likely not appear on the May primary ballot after legislators missed a Friday deadline to pass it.

FEC asked to hold off on George Santos probe amid separate DOJ investigation: report

The DOJ has asked the FEC to refrain from taking enforcement action against Rep. George Santos while it conducts its own investigation, according to a report.

New York should pay Cuomo’s legal bills in harassment suit, judge rules

A judge ruled that New York should pay former Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo's legal bills in an ongoing sexual harassment suit against him by a state trooper.

North Dakota landowners clash on pipeline plans

North Dakota landowners have found themselves polarized on the construction of a new carbon capture pipeline that would extend under hundreds of homes and farms.

South Dakota Gov. Noem breaks longstanding tradition, foregoes press conferences

Republican South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem has broken a longstanding state tradition of governors giving weekly press conferences, having not spoken to Capitol press in three weeks.

Lawsuit accusing private prisons in Arizona of slavery now before top appeals court

A civil rights lawsuit that alleges prisons in Arizona are practicing slavery is now before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, a traditionally liberal federal court.

Kristi Noem under fire from state Freedom Caucus for allegedly overstepping South Dakota constitutional limits

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem is getting heat from some state Freedom Caucus members who say her executive branch has “overstepped” its constitutional authority.

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