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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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Texas mayor resigns after arrest for alleged child solicitation
The Mayor of Pilot Point, Texas, Matthew McIlravy, formally resigned on Thursday after he was charged with soliciting sex online from a minor under the age of 14
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At least one dead after shooting in Southwest Miami-Dade
Several violent gun incidents took place Miami-Dade over the weekend
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HEROES: 6 police officers killed in drug ambush in Mexico
The police officers were patrolling the area when they were ambushed by subjects who opened fire
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Homeland Security warns pro-choice extremists to target churches, pregnancy centers for weeks
Officials, including judges, and government facilities "probably are most at risk for violence” after Roe reversal, memo warns.
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California man charged with attempted murder of LAPD officers during Roe v. Wade protests
Michael Ortiz, 30, is accused of throwing a makeshift flame thrower at an officer, who was treated for burns, according to a Saturday LAPD press release
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Prosecutors ask that ex-Epstein girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell spend minimum 30 years in prison
The former socialite and co-conspirator of Jeffrey Epstein will be sentenced on Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Manhattan
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California suspect accused of attempted Kavanaugh assassination pleads not guilty
If convicted, Nicholas John Roske could face a maximum sentence of life in prison
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35th California city votes 'no confidence' against Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascon
The city that lost two police officers in a shooting last week issued a vote of “no confidence” against Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascon, who is facing a possible recall over progressive policies that have been blamed for a surge in crime, on Tuesday
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Richard 'Torso Killer' Cottingham indicted for brutal 1968 Long Island schoolteacher murder
Richard Cottingham was charged in the death of Diane Cusick, whose body was found beaten, raped, and covered with duct tape in 1968 in Long Island, New York