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Illinois Supreme Court Overturns Jussie Smollett Conviction in Hate Crime Hoax Case

The court determined that Smollett was unjustly prosecuted after an earlier agreement with state prosecutors had resolved the charges.

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Special Prosecutors Drops Charges Against Trump Helping President-elect to Avoid Legal Consequences Ahead of Second Term

“The Department of Justice, the prosecutors will be prosecuted, the bad ones,” she declared last year after Trump’s indictment in…

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Thanksgiving Travel Expected to Break Records Nationwide

“This is especially important for drivers in metropolitan areas like Boston, New York, LA, Seattle, and Washington, DC, where traffic…

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Black Friday Approaches with Fewer Bargain-Hunting Options Nationwide

More than 2,000 stores are set to shut their doors by the end of 2024, with 13 major retail chains…

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Authorities Heighten Security Measures for Trump Inauguration and Electoral Certification

“We’ve done that, not just to ‘win the last war,’ but we are now prepared for a wide variety of…

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Trump’s Policy Plans Signal Major Shifts for Black Communities

Trump has consistently signaled a reduction in the Department of Justice’s civil rights oversight, raising concerns among advocates. His approach…

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For Black Americans, ‘Sundown’ Approaches as a Fateful Inauguration Looms

“Without the DOJ’s oversight and with broad police immunity, Black Americans could face a landscape where, once again, some towns…

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White Women, Your Yard Signs Mean Nothing to Me

The blue bracelets are something White women are wearing so others can see that they didn’t vote for Trump,” says…

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Election Proves Black Americans Have No Allies

“The Supreme Court will be changed for a generation… I’ll never see a moderate court again in my lifetime.” For…

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45 Months After January 6, DOJ Charges Over 1,500 Rioters

Sunday, October 6, 2024, marked 45 months since the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol. As the Department of…

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