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The intruder who broke in to Getty House knew it was the home of Mayor Karen Bass and was “targeting” her, District Attorney George Gascón said.
On Tuesday, Multnomah County Chair Jessica Vega Pederson announced that she will ask the Board of County Commissioners to confirm her appointment of Denise Peña as the next director of the Department of Community Justice (DCJ), the confirmation vote is scheduled for May 2, 2024.
By: Josiah Scott
Haiti's Prime Minister Ariel Henry announced his resignation on Thursday, handing power over to a transitional council that will seek to gain control of the violence-ravaged nation.
By: Josiah Scott
Jamal Murray knocked down the go-ahead jumper with 3.6 seconds left in Game 5 to lift the Denver Nuggets to a series-clinching 108-106 victory over LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers on Monday night.
Any nation, including Israel, has the right to defend themselves. But at what point does the oppressed become the oppressor? The human dignity of an innocent civilian should always be defended. This is true if the person is American, Israeli or Palestinian. When you take away the basic rights of human beings because of hatred, it simply perpetuates more hatred and mistrust. The depth of active hostility shown by Sirhan Sirhan in 1968 is still alive in 2024.
By: Josiah Scott
Student protestors at Columbia University barricaded doors around the building on campus that they have been occupying. CNN's Julia Vargas Jones reports from the scene.
About 300 people face charges from New York campus protests, another 14 have been arrested at Tulane University. Gloria Pazmino reports.
Toxic waste from coal and industrial plants has been a plague for many American communities like Waukegan. One of my mentors, a legendary community organizer in Pittsburgh, once showed me an uncovered coal ash pit there. I asked him where all that waste went when there was a heavy rain. I still remember his response: “nowhere good.”
President Joe Biden said “it's against the law” when protests force the shutdown of schools.
Law enforcement has been seen entering an encampment on UCLA's campus. CNN's Nick Watt saw officers removing barricades and entering the site where pro-Palestinian protesters had set up after police repeatedly called for protesters to leave.
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