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Arizona law will restrict close recordings of police officers

Starting in September, recording police officers will be illegal in some cases in Arizona. Gov. Doug Ducey signed House Bill 2319 into law last week, making it illegal to knowingly record law enforcement activity without the permission of a law enforcement

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After Uvalde, Kamala Harris calls to ban guns 'intentionally designed to kill a lot of human beings quickly'

Harris said, "We should not have weapons of war on the streets of America."

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14-year-old boy stabbed to death in moving NYC Subway car in Manhattan

The victim and suspect were arguing on the street that continued in the subway

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'Too much red flag for bank': The tale of Hunter Biden's payments to alleged Russian prostitutes

Senators' pressure on DOJ to probe wire transfers part of larger concerns about Biden family being compromised by overseas business dealings.

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New images emerge of the assassination of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe

Warning: The images below may be disturbing

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Mexican stabbed in face, hands, and back in New York subway

The Hispanic man is currently in intensive care and struggling to survive after the attack

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CBP seizes more than 1,000 lbs of meth in New Mexico

Federal agents along the U.S. border with Mexico recently seized more than 1,000 pounds of methamphetamine, officials said Thursday

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Recall petition against soft on crime Los Angeles district attorney gathers over 700,000 signatures

If all of the signatures are valid, more than 12% of registered voters in LA county signed the recall petition

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VIDEO: NYC man jumps to building rooftop while fleeing from cops

Floyd was eventually caught but he suffered a leg injury after his jump

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Derek Chauvin sentenced to 21 years in prison for violating George Floyd's federal civil rights

"You absolutely destroyed the lives of three young officers by taking command of the scene," the judge chastised Chauvin at the sentencing