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How Trump's Second Term Will Impact Education System
As Trump returns to power for the second presidential term, Republicans are again set to implement their ideology and polices in the higher education.
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Trump Urges "Violent" Police Crackdown, Calls Harris "Mentally Impaired"
Donald Trump on Sunday used a speech in key swing state Pennsylvania to urge a "violent" police crackdown on crime in the United States, while his White House rival Kamala Harris emphasized the need for immigration reform at a rally in Nevada.
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3 Years After George Floyd's Death, US City Agrees To Reform Police Force
Nearly three years after a white police officer killed a Black man by kneeling on his neck for nine minutes, the city of Minneapolis announced Friday that it had approved a plan to reform its police force.
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2 Years After George Floyd's Death, Biden To Sign Order On Police Reform
George Floyd Death: Two years after African-American George Floyd was murdered by a white police officer in a Minneapolis street, President Joe Biden will on Wednesday sign an executive order further regulating federal law enforcement.
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US Restricts Use Of Chokeholds By Police, 'No Knock' Entries
The US Justice Department on Tuesday prohibited the use of chokeholds by federal law enforcement agents except in rare circumstances and imposed tight restrictions on so-called "no knock" entries.
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Biden Urges US Police Reform By Anniversary Of George Floyd Murder
President Joe Biden called on Congress Wednesday to pass sweeping reforms to US policing by the May 25 anniversary of the killing of George Floyd, who died under a white officer's knee last year.
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Video Game To Fight Racism, Players To Step Into Shoes Of Black Father
With calls for police reform and protests across the United States, software engineer Bryant Young is hoping to use virtual reality (VR) to fight racism.
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US House Passes Police Reforms, Voting Rights Bill
A sweeping police reform package that bans choke holds and combats racial profiling cleared the US House of Representatives Wednesday, five days before the trial of a white officer charged with murdering African-American George Floyd.
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Republican Police Reform Bill Blocked In US Senate
US Senate Democrats blocked a closely-watched police reform bill on Wednesday, arguing that the Republican measure introduced after George Floyd's killing by police does not go nearly far enough.
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Indian-American To Donate Face Masks Worth $1 Million To US Protesters
On the occasion of Juneteenth, Indian-American philanthropist and entrepreneur Gurinder Singh Khalsa announced that he will donate face masks and protective shields worth $1 million to peaceful demonstrators across the US seeking protection from police brutality and demanding police reform after the death of African-American George Floyd.
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Choke-Holds Made Exceptions As Donald Trump Signs US Police Reforms
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed an executive order on police reforms that he said would deliver "elegant justice" as the nation is roiled by protests over the killing of black citizens by police.
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"Stop" Pain, Pass Police Reform: George Floyd's Brother Tells US Congress
The brother of George Floyd, whose killing by police sparked worldwide protests against racism, told the US Congress Wednesday to "stop the pain" by passing reforms to address and reduce police brutality.
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Washington, DC Approves Police Reforms After Days Of Protests Against Racism
The district council for Washington, DC on Tuesday approved a raft of police reforms after days of protests against police brutality and racism in the US capital and nationwide, sparked by the death of African-American George Floyd in police custody.
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IBM Exits Facial Recognition Business, Calls for Police Reform
International Business Machines (IBM) disclosed Monday it will no longer offer facial recognition or analysis software in a letter to Congress calling for new efforts to pursue justice and racial equity, new CEO Arvind Krishna said.
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US Veterans Join Forces For Gun Reform
Dave Baril has served in the US Marine Corps for over 18 years, deployed twice to Iraq, and is a gun owner. But after a teenager killed 17 people in Florida last month the deadliest school shooting to hit the country over five years he took his personal AR-15 rifle to a local police station and turned it in for destruction.
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How Trump's Second Term Will Impact Education System
As Trump returns to power for the second presidential term, Republicans are again set to implement their ideology and polices in the higher education.
-
Trump Urges "Violent" Police Crackdown, Calls Harris "Mentally Impaired"
Donald Trump on Sunday used a speech in key swing state Pennsylvania to urge a "violent" police crackdown on crime in the United States, while his White House rival Kamala Harris emphasized the need for immigration reform at a rally in Nevada.
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3 Years After George Floyd's Death, US City Agrees To Reform Police Force
Nearly three years after a white police officer killed a Black man by kneeling on his neck for nine minutes, the city of Minneapolis announced Friday that it had approved a plan to reform its police force.
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2 Years After George Floyd's Death, Biden To Sign Order On Police Reform
George Floyd Death: Two years after African-American George Floyd was murdered by a white police officer in a Minneapolis street, President Joe Biden will on Wednesday sign an executive order further regulating federal law enforcement.
-
US Restricts Use Of Chokeholds By Police, 'No Knock' Entries
The US Justice Department on Tuesday prohibited the use of chokeholds by federal law enforcement agents except in rare circumstances and imposed tight restrictions on so-called "no knock" entries.
-
Biden Urges US Police Reform By Anniversary Of George Floyd Murder
President Joe Biden called on Congress Wednesday to pass sweeping reforms to US policing by the May 25 anniversary of the killing of George Floyd, who died under a white officer's knee last year.
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Video Game To Fight Racism, Players To Step Into Shoes Of Black Father
With calls for police reform and protests across the United States, software engineer Bryant Young is hoping to use virtual reality (VR) to fight racism.
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US House Passes Police Reforms, Voting Rights Bill
A sweeping police reform package that bans choke holds and combats racial profiling cleared the US House of Representatives Wednesday, five days before the trial of a white officer charged with murdering African-American George Floyd.
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Republican Police Reform Bill Blocked In US Senate
US Senate Democrats blocked a closely-watched police reform bill on Wednesday, arguing that the Republican measure introduced after George Floyd's killing by police does not go nearly far enough.
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Indian-American To Donate Face Masks Worth $1 Million To US Protesters
On the occasion of Juneteenth, Indian-American philanthropist and entrepreneur Gurinder Singh Khalsa announced that he will donate face masks and protective shields worth $1 million to peaceful demonstrators across the US seeking protection from police brutality and demanding police reform after the death of African-American George Floyd.
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Choke-Holds Made Exceptions As Donald Trump Signs US Police Reforms
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed an executive order on police reforms that he said would deliver "elegant justice" as the nation is roiled by protests over the killing of black citizens by police.
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"Stop" Pain, Pass Police Reform: George Floyd's Brother Tells US Congress
The brother of George Floyd, whose killing by police sparked worldwide protests against racism, told the US Congress Wednesday to "stop the pain" by passing reforms to address and reduce police brutality.
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Washington, DC Approves Police Reforms After Days Of Protests Against Racism
The district council for Washington, DC on Tuesday approved a raft of police reforms after days of protests against police brutality and racism in the US capital and nationwide, sparked by the death of African-American George Floyd in police custody.
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IBM Exits Facial Recognition Business, Calls for Police Reform
International Business Machines (IBM) disclosed Monday it will no longer offer facial recognition or analysis software in a letter to Congress calling for new efforts to pursue justice and racial equity, new CEO Arvind Krishna said.
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US Veterans Join Forces For Gun Reform
Dave Baril has served in the US Marine Corps for over 18 years, deployed twice to Iraq, and is a gun owner. But after a teenager killed 17 people in Florida last month the deadliest school shooting to hit the country over five years he took his personal AR-15 rifle to a local police station and turned it in for destruction.
