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US Police Used Facebook, Twitter Data To Track Protesters: Report
US police departments used location data and other user information from Twitter, Facebook and Instagram to track protesters in Ferguson, Missouri, and Baltimore, according to a report from the American Civil Liberties Union on Tuesday.
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Michael Brown, Whose Death Fueled Protest, Lies in Obscurity
15 months after Michael Brown's killing by a white police officer in Ferguson, Missouri, sparked a national protest movement, he lies buried in relative obscurity.
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Video Shows Cop Shot Black Teen 16 Times: Protest Erupts in Chicago
Angry protesters spilled onto Chicago's streets last night after police released a video of a black teen shot 16 times by a white police officer.
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Hacker Group Anonymous Plans to 'Unhood' KKK Members
Anonymous took action against the Klan in November last year after members of the group threatened violence against peaceful protesters in Ferguson, Missouri.
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State of emergency in Ferguson, Missouri, Extended at Least 24 Hours
The government of St. Louis County extended for at least 24 hours a state of emergency in Ferguson, Missouri, which has been the scene of protests a year after an unarmed black teenager was killed by a white police officer.
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Police Release Video They Say Shows Ferguson Suspect With Gun
St. Louis County Police released a video on Tuesday that they said shows a suspect, who has been accused of firing on police, drawing a pistol from his pants during protests in strife-torn Ferguson, Missouri.
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Protests Return to Ferguson Streets, State of Emergency Declared
Police in riot gear clashed with protesters who had gathered in the streets of Ferguson, Missouri, early on Tuesday to mark the anniversary of the police shooting of an unarmed black teen whose death sparked a national outcry over race relations.
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Protests Return to Ferguson Streets, State of Emergency in Effect
Protesters regrouped in Ferguson, Missouri, on Monday evening after a state of emergency was declared, aimed at preventing a repeat of violence the night before on the anniversary of the police shooting of an unarmed black man.
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Gunshots Heard as Ferguson Protests Turn Violent a Year After Michael Brown Shooting
Gunfire erupted on Sunday night in Ferguson, Missouri, as a day of peaceful rallies to mark one year since an unarmed black teen was shot and killed by a white police officer gave way to a confrontation between police and protesters, a Reuters witness said.
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Ferguson Protests Mostly Peaceful on Anniversary of Brown Shooting
Hundreds of people marched, prayed and observed a moment of silence in Ferguson, Missouri, on Sunday, a year to the day after a white police officer shot an unarmed black teenager to death, igniting months of protests and a national debate on race and justice.
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Fear, Mistrust Linger in Ferguson Despite Reform Efforts by Police
The scene outside the Ferguson Police Department in Missouri on Friday night was familiar: A crowd of 300 protesters, angry over last year's fatal police shooting of an unarmed black teen, went toe-to-toe with a line of officers, screaming profanities.
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Barack Obama Says Inequality Facing Minority Men Behind Unrest in Baltimore, Ferguson
Following a week of racially charged protests in Baltimore, US President Barack Obama on Monday said that the residual effects of racism have built up over time and created inequality.
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Festive Baltimore Rallies in Hope After Police Charged
No dates have been set for trials but speakers at Saturday's rally in front of city hall urged people to ensure that they were registered to vote, so that they can be called as jurors.
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Baltimore Waits for Answers on African-American's Death in Police Custody
Residents of Baltimore and activists across the United States waited today for official word on the cause of a black man's death in police custody earlier this month, as protests over the case spread to other cities.
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Police Enforce Curfew in Riot-Hit Baltimore
Police fired smoke bombs and pepper pellets at protesters who defied a citywide curfew that went into effect late Tuesday across Baltimore, the latest US city roiled by unrest stoked by anger over police treatment of blacks.
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US Police Used Facebook, Twitter Data To Track Protesters: Report
US police departments used location data and other user information from Twitter, Facebook and Instagram to track protesters in Ferguson, Missouri, and Baltimore, according to a report from the American Civil Liberties Union on Tuesday.
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Michael Brown, Whose Death Fueled Protest, Lies in Obscurity
15 months after Michael Brown's killing by a white police officer in Ferguson, Missouri, sparked a national protest movement, he lies buried in relative obscurity.
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Video Shows Cop Shot Black Teen 16 Times: Protest Erupts in Chicago
Angry protesters spilled onto Chicago's streets last night after police released a video of a black teen shot 16 times by a white police officer.
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Hacker Group Anonymous Plans to 'Unhood' KKK Members
Anonymous took action against the Klan in November last year after members of the group threatened violence against peaceful protesters in Ferguson, Missouri.
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State of emergency in Ferguson, Missouri, Extended at Least 24 Hours
The government of St. Louis County extended for at least 24 hours a state of emergency in Ferguson, Missouri, which has been the scene of protests a year after an unarmed black teenager was killed by a white police officer.
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Police Release Video They Say Shows Ferguson Suspect With Gun
St. Louis County Police released a video on Tuesday that they said shows a suspect, who has been accused of firing on police, drawing a pistol from his pants during protests in strife-torn Ferguson, Missouri.
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Protests Return to Ferguson Streets, State of Emergency Declared
Police in riot gear clashed with protesters who had gathered in the streets of Ferguson, Missouri, early on Tuesday to mark the anniversary of the police shooting of an unarmed black teen whose death sparked a national outcry over race relations.
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Protests Return to Ferguson Streets, State of Emergency in Effect
Protesters regrouped in Ferguson, Missouri, on Monday evening after a state of emergency was declared, aimed at preventing a repeat of violence the night before on the anniversary of the police shooting of an unarmed black man.
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Gunshots Heard as Ferguson Protests Turn Violent a Year After Michael Brown Shooting
Gunfire erupted on Sunday night in Ferguson, Missouri, as a day of peaceful rallies to mark one year since an unarmed black teen was shot and killed by a white police officer gave way to a confrontation between police and protesters, a Reuters witness said.
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Ferguson Protests Mostly Peaceful on Anniversary of Brown Shooting
Hundreds of people marched, prayed and observed a moment of silence in Ferguson, Missouri, on Sunday, a year to the day after a white police officer shot an unarmed black teenager to death, igniting months of protests and a national debate on race and justice.
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Fear, Mistrust Linger in Ferguson Despite Reform Efforts by Police
The scene outside the Ferguson Police Department in Missouri on Friday night was familiar: A crowd of 300 protesters, angry over last year's fatal police shooting of an unarmed black teen, went toe-to-toe with a line of officers, screaming profanities.
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Barack Obama Says Inequality Facing Minority Men Behind Unrest in Baltimore, Ferguson
Following a week of racially charged protests in Baltimore, US President Barack Obama on Monday said that the residual effects of racism have built up over time and created inequality.
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Festive Baltimore Rallies in Hope After Police Charged
No dates have been set for trials but speakers at Saturday's rally in front of city hall urged people to ensure that they were registered to vote, so that they can be called as jurors.
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Baltimore Waits for Answers on African-American's Death in Police Custody
Residents of Baltimore and activists across the United States waited today for official word on the cause of a black man's death in police custody earlier this month, as protests over the case spread to other cities.
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Police Enforce Curfew in Riot-Hit Baltimore
Police fired smoke bombs and pepper pellets at protesters who defied a citywide curfew that went into effect late Tuesday across Baltimore, the latest US city roiled by unrest stoked by anger over police treatment of blacks.
