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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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Iranian espionage plot in Cuba and Venezuela involving co-pilot of plane held in Argentina revealed
The Paraguayan president claims that Mohammad Khosraviragh, the co-pilot of the Emtrasur Boeing plane held at Ezeiza, underwent plastic surgery in Cuba to change his face
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FBI opens investigation into New Orleans Roman Catholic clergy sex abuse
Investigators are reviewing decades-old allegations of abuse during trips to camps and amusement parks in surrounding states
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Several killed in Copenhagen mall shooting, suspect arrested
Police cannot rule out that the shooting was an "act of terrorism," while conservatives pointed out that the incident occurred in a country with stringent gun restrictions
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New York gun law requires review of permit seekers' social media, faces likely legal challenge
New statute passed Friday takes effect Sept. 1, and is expected to be challenged immediately.
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Uvalde school police chief resigns from city council
School chief had already been placed on leave from LEO position.
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17-year-old New Yorker fatally shot in broad daylight in Harlem
The incident took place in Harlem at approximately 3 p.m. at St. Nicholas Avenue between West 148th and 149th street
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom repeals loitering law targeting sex workers
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill into law that could lead to fewer prostitution arrests
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Florida mother found guilty of starving child on vegan diet
Mom convicted on six charges including first-degree murder
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Drive-by shooting in Newark injures 9 people, including teen
Authorities learned of the shooting through the ShotSpotter system, a new technology that detects gunshots and alerts the police
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Florida AG, FTC taking legal action to shut down COVID-19 scam targeting minority-owned small businesses
Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody and the Federal Trade Commission have taken legal action to shut down what they say was a fraudulent scheme perpetrated by a company targeting minority-owned small businesses.