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Trump signs executive order ending cashless bail
The executive order charges the attorney general to identify cashless bail jurisdictions so their federal funding can be withheld
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Maryland doctor dies after being hit with his own vehicle
Dr. Rakesh Patel was run over and killed by his own car moments after it was stolen
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Philadelphia officer fired after shootout with 12-year-old as case remains under investigation
A Philadelphia officer who shot and killed a 12-year-old who allegedly opened fire at a group of officers will be fired from his post, according to the Philadelphia Police Department
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Russian-American national tied to Putin charged with acting as foreign agent
“Elena Branson actively subverted foreign agent registration laws in the United States in order to promote Russian policies and ideology,” said U.S. Attorney Damian Williams
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California bill would stop DNA from incriminating sexual assault victims
A California lawmaker introduced a bill Monday that would prohibit local law enforcement agencies from retaining the DNA profiles collected from victims of sexual assault in databases used to identify crime suspects
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Three students critically injured after Iowa high school shooting
The high school was placed on lockdown
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New York City police search for man who attacked seven Asian women in two-hour, weekend rampage
The attacks Sunday evening occurred in Midtown
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Five dead, including three children following Sacramento church shooting: police
The shooter "turned the gun on himself"
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NYC prosecutors investigating Trump resign
The prosecutors' sudden resignation raise questions about the status of the case against the former president
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At least 6 stabbed in NYC subway system over weekend after announcement to remove homeless
On Friday, New York City mayor Eric Adams (D) and state gov. Kathy Hochul announced an aggressive plan to control homelessness on the subway system. Dubbed the Subway Safety Plan, police officers and social workers will be deployed to remove the estimated 1,000 homeless who shelter there regularly.