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NAACP seeks court limits after FBI seizes Fulton County voter records
Civil rights groups are urging a federal judge to step in after the FBI carted away ballots and voter records from a metro Atlanta elections facility, warning that the sweep has placed private voter data at risk. In a motion filed late Sunday, the NAACP alongside allied organizations argued that Georgia voters handed over deeply…
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Don Lemon touches on his arrest and accuses Trump’s DOJ of trying to ‘embarrass’ him
During an interview with ABC‘s Jimmy Kimmel on Monday, former CNN host Don Lemon, 59,...
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Justice Department’s attempt to charge Don Lemon dismissed by Minnesota judge
The Justice Department’s attempt to charge former CNN anchor Don Lemon after he covered...
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Don Lemon responds after DOJ puts him on notice for covering protest inside Minnesota church
Former CNN journalist Don Lemon has responded after Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon...
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UCLA warns of research crisis after Trump administration freezes $584M in federal funding
The Trump administration has escalated its crackdown on universities accused of civil rights violations, freezing a staggering $584 million in federal research funding to the University of California,...
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Department of Justice reveals the price Wu-Tang Clan’s one-off album was sold for
There’s only one copy of Wu-Tang Clan’s unreleased 2015 album, Once Upon a Time in Shaolin. The rap group’s seventh studio project is also touted as the world’s most valuable album...
