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Man accused of throwing rocks at federal officers sentenced to 3 years in federal prison
Prosecutors say Elpidio Reyna, 40, threw rocks at federal officers leaving a command post in Paramount, California. One officer was injured and a window was shattered, according to Bill Essayli, first assistant U.S. attorney for the Central District of California.
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CIA officer found with $40 million in gold bars in his basement reaches tentative plea agreement
Government lawyers and Rush's attorney told a federal district court in Virginia that the resolution promotes the public interest, in part due to the extensive hurdles that dealing with classified material might create to a trial.
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Mississippi police arrest man in connection to death of black woman found hanging in tree
Jackson Police Chief RaShall Brackney identified the man as Jacques Ratliff, but did not release details about what led to the arrest.
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South Dakota GOP Gov. Noem again denied request for July 4 Mount Rushmore fireworks
Request was denied over concerns by Native Americans and about wildfires
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Republicans are outraising Democrats by 88% in Arizona House races
After a 2020 election where Democrats won big prize, Arizona looks to be tipping red again, Fundraising is a sign of party momentum.
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Police identify man charged in connection with attacks on homeless in D.C, New York City
District of Columbia man charge has a criminal record and purportedly mental health issues
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Jussie Smollett to be released from jail on bond
The appeals court ordered that he post $150,000 in bond before leaving jail.
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Tennessee bill to lower concealed carry age to 18 advances
Tennessee 18-year-olds can possess firearms but cannot carry a handgun unless they serve in military or are honorably discharged.
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More than 20 states back South Carolina appeal over fetal heartbeat law
The states are asking the appeals court to review a preliminary injunction against the law.
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Ballot initiative would expand Colorado's open records law to include school curriculum
Voter proposal comes after lawmakers killed a bill that would have required public school districts to publicly post educational materials.
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Wisconsin Assembly Speaker meets with decertification supporters, says 2020 election will stand
“We don’t have the ability to unilaterally overturn the election,” Robin Vos said. “It can’t happen.”
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Indiana governor signs bill requiring paper backup for all voting machines by 2024
Indiana counties use four different voting machines – MicroVote, ES&S, Unisyn and Hart InterCivic.
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Fed makes modest interest-rate hike, first in three years, plans for half-dozen more in 2022
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates by a quarter percentage point on Wednesday.