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Iryna Zarutska

Iryna’s Law, restart of death penalty in North Carolina, awaits Gov. Stein decision

Iryna’s Law, removing judicial hurdles for the death penalty, finished swift passage in the General Assembly and now awaits a decision from Democratic Gov. Josh Stein. The legislation will stop cashless bail for some charges.

Political Ethics

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Harmeet Dhillon on Just the News, No Noise

Top DOJ lawyer warns feds could face criminal civil rights charges for weaponization

Local police for years have been charged under civil rights laws for abuses of authority. Now, DOJ is taking a closer look at applying those laws to federal agents in cases of political weaponization.

From the States

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Border patrol agents in Del Rio, Tx., Sept. 2021

Some law enforcement officers, US military prosecuted for border crimes in Texas

Most recently, three soldiers stationed at Fort Cavazos, formerly known as Fort Hood in central Texas, were arrested and charged with conspiracy to smuggle illegal foreign nationals.

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Police

Man admits to killing parents in TV interview, gets arrested afterward

Authorities had discovered that Social Security benefits were still being paid to the elderly couple, Franz and Theresia Kraus, despite their years of absence.

Crime

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DHS

Homeland Security agent charged with producing child pornography: US Attorney for Minnesota

Special Agent Timothy Ryan Gregg, who is also a task force officer with the FBI, was charged after the minor's father found multiple sexually explicit photos and videos on their child's phone.

Government

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Biden

Ag Committee's Cammack: 'Out of touch' Dems ignore food crisis, fixate on 'Tesla charging stations'

Democrats "are completely aware of what is coming and what is happening, and yet they continue to march down this path of the so-called Green New Deal," said Florida Republican Rep. Kat Cammack.

Federal Agencies

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ABC News

Patel confirms FBI has arrested ABC Sacramento shooting suspect

The suspect has been identified as 64-year-old Anibal Hernandez Santana, who was arrested on probable cause for violating federal statute 47 of USC 333. No one was injured in the shooting, but the building was occupied at the time.

Energy

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Electric vehicle charging, Toronto, Canada, June 16, 2022

Michigan utility company pledges 1,500 vehicle chargers by 2030

Consumer’s goal, as a part of the new Transportation Electrification Plan, would nearly double the number of publicly accessible electric charging stations in the state.

From the States

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Electric vehicles present new security risks

Charette notes that instances of EV charging stations being compromised are on the rise, and plugging your EV into one can expose it to cyberattacks. Cyberattacks on an EV station can also bleed into attacks on the electrical grid.

Politics & Policy

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Feds charge 40 Chinese police officials for repression efforts against U.S. residents

News of the charges comes the same day that the DOJ announced charges against individuals suspected of operating a clandestine police station in New York City on behalf of the Chinese National Police.

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