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Woman alleges Sean 'Diddy' Combs raped her on video in latest lawsuit
Read full article: Woman alleges Sean 'Diddy' Combs raped her on video in latest lawsuitAnother woman is suing Sean “Diddy” Combs, alleging that the music mogul and his head of security raped her at his New York recording studio in 2001.
Minneapolis suburb where Daunte Wright was killed rejects police reform policy on traffic stops
Read full article: Minneapolis suburb where Daunte Wright was killed rejects police reform policy on traffic stopsThe city council of the Minneapolis suburb where Daunte Wright was killed by police in a 2021 traffic stop has rejected a resolution that would have limited when officers can pull drivers over.
Alabama building to share names of KKK leader, Black student
Read full article: Alabama building to share names of KKK leader, Black studentA University of Alabama building named for a former governor who led the Ku Klux Klan a century ago will also bear the name of the first Black person to attend the school.
Anthony Grave’s fight for justice for all
Read full article: Anthony Grave’s fight for justice for all“I will be using the participatory defense model, teaching families how to come together and share their stories for better outcomes in the judicial system,” Graves said. Carter was interrogated by police, and after hours of questioning, he mentioned the name, Anthony Graves, as an accomplice to the crime. Ten years after exoneration, Graves serves as an advocate for rebuilding the justice system entirely to fit the needs of all people. AdIn the end, he wants to simply make the criminal justice system fair for all. “My legacy is to leave the criminal justice system in a better place so that it does not harm my children, my family, my community.
Data shows Americans couldn’t resist Thanksgiving travel
Read full article: Data shows Americans couldn’t resist Thanksgiving travelData from roadways and airports shows millions could not resist the urge to gather on Thanksgiving, even during a pandemic. – Americans couldn’t resist the urge to gather for Thanksgiving, driving only slightly less than a year ago and largely ignoring the pleas of public health experts, who begged them to forgo holiday travel to help contain the coronavirus pandemic, data from roadways and airports shows. Airports also saw some of their busiest days of the pandemic, though air travel was much lower than last year. The Transportation Security Administration screened more than 1 million passengers on four separate days during the Thanksgiving travel period. That means contact tracers have to figure out where people came from or traveled to and contact health officials in those places.