Georgia city faces lawsuit from DOJ after efforts to shutter resource center for homeless
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The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit in Georgia after the City of Brunswick has tried to close a center that helps the homeless.
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Colonial Heights: Police charge 18 in ongoing elder abuse investigation
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Colonial Heights Police have obtained criminal charges against 18 employees at the Colonial Heights Rehabilitation and Nursing Center in connection with an ongoing elder abuse investigation.
Michigan man targeted Democratic Party HQ, local bar, in plot to kill ‘faggot scum’
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A Michigan man faces life in prison after pleading guilty to a plot to shoot up a local Democratic Party headquarters and a bar.
Gov. Glenn Youngkin plays racist immigration politics with state budget
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Gov. Glenn Youngkin is trying to give Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears an early Christmas present – a generated controversy over immigration to use in her 2025 gubernatorial campaign.
DOJ, FBI continue to pursue Jan. 6 criminals who assaulted police, damaged property
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During the siege of the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, more than 140 police officers were assaulted and damages exceeded $2.8 million.
When rights become privileges: Is the Constitution becoming optional?
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Rights aren’t rights if someone can take them away. They’re privileges. That’s all we’ve ever had in this country is a ‘Bill of Temporary Privileges.’
Tim Kaine will continue to Stand Up for Virginia despite Trump’s election
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Sen. Tim Kaine was re-elected to his third term in the U.S. Senate on Election Day 2024. In 2024, he marked 30 years serving in public office.
DOJ suit alleges Kentucky landlord subjected female tenants to sexual harassment
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A Kentucky rental property owner is the subject of a Justice Department lawsuit alleging years of sexual harassment of female tenants.
Florida man pleads guilty to sending MAGA-tinged threats to victims
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A Florida dentist pleaded guilty on Monday to sending political threats to three victims in 2019 and 2020 and to an election official in 2024.
Fake antifa bomber sentenced to nine years in prison in Alabama case
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An Alabama man was sentenced to nine years in prison for planting an explosive device outside the office of Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall.
