'Shoot and Kill' Plus: California fails to unmask ICE agents, the illogic of medical-only marijuana rescheduling, driverless cars in D.C., and more... Reason · Apr 24
Federal Court Blocks California Ban on Masked Federal Law Enforcement, Because the Ban Exempts State Officials From U.S. v. California, decided yesterday by Judge Christina Snyder (C.D. Cal.): "A state law or regulation impermissibly discriminates against… The post Federal Court Blocks California Ban on Masked Federal Law Enforcement, Because the Ban Exempts State Officials appeared first on Reason.com. Reason · Feb 10
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Judge blocks California law banning federal agents from wearing masks California became the first state to ban most law enforcement officers from wearing facial coverings The Independent UK · Feb 9
US cities increasingly compelled to police abuses by immigration agents Federal agents face widespread accusations of misconduct – but Trump administration leaders won’t prosecute them The Guardian - US · Jan 16
Chicago Children's Hospital Faces Cyberattack, Networks Offline Chicago's Lurie Children's Hospital experiences a cyberattack, leading to limited access to medical records and disrupted communication since last week. Pa... Top News · Feb 5, 2024
Saving Choctaw Academy Sam Dick visits a Scott County farm which is the historical site of a Native American school that educated Choctaw and Cherokee Indians in the 1850s WEKU · Nov 23, 2022
Top lawmakers demand investigation of corruption in Armenian genocide victim payments Four influential California lawmakers called this week for an investigation into a $17.5-million class-action settlement on behalf of Armenian genocide victims that a Los Angeles Times investigation found had been marred by fraud, diverted funds and a rejection rate of 92%. Los Angeles Times · Apr 3, 2022
California lawmakers demand investigation of corruption in Armenian genocide victim payments LOS ANGELES — Four influential California lawmakers called this week for an investigation into a $17.5 million class-action settlement on behalf of Armenian genocide victims that a Los Angeles Times investigation found had been marred by fraud, diverted funds and a rejection rate of 92%. Los Angeles Times · Apr 2, 2022