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Verizon acknowledges widespread outage: 'Our top priority is to get you back online'
Users have reported that their phones showed "SOS" in place of network bars and the outage is also impacting cellular data and voice services.
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Texas Supreme Court rules against American Bar Association accreditation for law schools
Accreditation organizations for higher education have been criticized for requiring institutions to adhere to diversity, equity and inclusion frameworks as a condition for recognition.
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Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson delays encampment removal, plan to expand emergency shelter
During her mayoral campaign, Wilson criticized former Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell’s use of encampment sweeps as part of the city’s homelessness response.
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Former Philly Police Chief: This could be a Rosa Parks 'moment' for policing reform
'I'm not anti-union but I think they have become far too powerful," says Charles Ramsey, former police chief in Philadelphia and D.C. "Very difficult" to get "rid of bad police officers."
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Indian IT office spied on the inboxes of politicians, businessmen, attorneys and activists for years
The unknown cyber firm was reportedly contracted by private investigators and rival business men to hack the emails of a varied list of targets
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Watch: Pompeo discusses religious freedoms
Secretary Pompeo talks about the release of the 2019 International Religious Freedom Report, at the Department of State.
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Former Harvard chemistry professor charged with lying to the authorities about ties to China
Dr. Charles Lieber was allegedly a recruit of China's Thousand Talents Plan
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Long-running TV show 'COPS' going off air
The show first aired on Fox in 1989
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Forced apologies and public shaming for doctrinal deviation sweep American culture
'It’s a project to force people to adopt a civic religion directly contrary to their knowledge of the world,' says S.T. Karnick, editor of The American Culture web site.
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Navy moves to ban confederate flag from display in many areas
The chief of Navy operations ordered staff to start making an order
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On Black Lives Matter Plaza, businesses wonder what's next
Last week, the city government closed down a two-block stretch and painted a mural, now businesses are wondering if the government will let them know if the move is permanent
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Americans aren't as divided about the police as media would have you believe
68% of Americans say there have been protests in their area, and over two thirds of that percentage say the protests have been peaceful on both sides
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Army secretary, Defense secretary 'open' to renaming installations named after Confederates
In February an Army spokesperson had indicated that there were no plans to rename any installations