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Alexandria, Virginia

Judge who released accused murderer sought to 'see through the law,' rule 'based on who person is'

Alexandria Circuit Court Judge Nolan Dawkins released accused rapist Ibrahim Bouaichi from prison in April due to the risk of coronavirus exposure, despite the objections of a local prosecutor. Police say that after his release the suspect went on to murder the woman who had accused him of rape and testified against him in court.

Energy

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Sustainability, community impact concerns shade data center investment

As electricity demand surges, and older generation sources are retiring faster than new ones come online, officials are grappling with how to manage grid reliability, infrastructure needs, and local and environmental concerns – while exploring policies that strike a balance between supporting smart growth and protecting consumers.

Elections

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Sen. Sherrod Brown of Ohio

Democrats in tight Senate races run ads touting their work with Trump

"It's not exactly the behavior you'd expect from candidates who believe their nominee is winning," the Trump campaign said.

Local

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Police make arrest in shooting death of DC 6 year old, say dad, part of drug probe, possible target

Police also said 16 people recently indicted for drug-related crimes in the community in which the child was killed.

Crime

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NEW YORK, U.S. - MARCH 30, 2024: Thousands of police attend the funeral for NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller on Saturday (March 30) in Long Island, New York.The funeral mass for the Diller was held at Saint Rose of Lima R.C. Church and the interment is scheduled to take place at St. Charles / Resurrection Cemeteries military cemetery.A police officer died on Monday after being shot during a traffic stop in Queens, the New York City Police Department (NYPD) said on Monday.

NYPD cop’s murder mirrors larger national pattern: Repeat offenders committing violent crimes

Revolving door justice: The pattern has emerged across the country as cities like New York and Washington, D.C. have softened bail laws and continue to release dangerous individuals into the public.

From the States

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The National Parks Service, San Francisco, CA

National Parks Service asks for more time to respond to suit over cashless parks

The judge granted the request for more time, setting June 7 as the new deadline for the government to respond to the lawsuit.

Politics & Policy

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Ancient coins provide proof of lost Roman 'emperor': study

While he may have assumed the imperial mantle, he took little action to enforce his claims outside of Dacia.

Security

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US-Mexican border

In shadows of Maxwell trial, sex traffickers continue to exploit porous southern border

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers continue to arrest child molesters, sex offenders, and human smugglers.

From the States

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Texas governor sends first bus to Chicago of foreign nationals in U.S. illegally

Texas has already sent thousands of illegals to Washington DC in New York City as it tries to relieve border communities from crisis.

Courts & Law

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The National Parks Service, San Francisco, CA

Judge rules would-be visitors can't sue over cashless entrance requirements to national parks

NPS said it stopped accepting cash at some parks to better steward that money.

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