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Month: November 2021

‘It sounds like the revolution has started in Wisconsin’: Black Lives Matter activist says Waukesha Christmas parade horror that left five dead was linked to Rittenhouse verdict

A Black Lives Matter activist has claimed the Waukesha Christmas parade attack which killed five people was linked to the acquittal of teenager Kyle Rittenhouse. Activist Vaun Mayes speculated that the attack which saw suspect Darrell Brooks Jr, 39, drive a car into a crowd of parade goers in Wisconsin on Sunday was the ‘start of a revolution’. Mayes claimed that the horror …

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Ahmaud Arbery case: Jury finds McMichaels, Bryan guilty on felony murder charges

A jury reached its verdict Wednesday in the Ahmaud Arbery case at the Glynn County Courthouse in Brunswick, Georgia. Georgia jury finds McMichaels, Bryan guilty in Arbery killing Jurors in Brunswick, Georgia, on Wednesday found Travis McMichael and his father Greg McMichael guilty on all counts, according to Judge Timothy Walmsley. Jurors found Travis McMichael guilty of malice …

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Unclear How Bad Mass Shooting Is Until Authorities Release Details Of Everyone’s Skin Color

U.S.—According to media reports, there has been a mass shooting. As of now, it is unclear how bad the mass shooting is, or whether anyone should care about it– since authorities have not yet released the skin colors of the perpetrator and the victims. “It’s possible this could be a horrific mass shooting we will talk about …

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Baltimore cop convicted of raping a woman and assaulting another has 11-year prison sentence SUSPENDED after judge rules there was ‘no psychological damage’

A Maryland police officer convicted of raping a woman after offering her a ride home from a bar and assaulting another woman will not have to serve any prison time after a lenient judge ruled the rape victim did not suffer any ‘psychological injury.’ Baltimore County Circuit Judge Keith Truffer handed Anthony Westerman just four years of …

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Dodge to phase out its Challenger and Charger muscle cars in shift towards EVs

Dodge is phasing out its gas-powered Charger and Challenger muscle cars by 2024 in favor of electric muscle cars, Motor Trend has reported. The company plans to introduce its first concept EV by 2022, followed by a plug-in hybrid and a third type of unknown vehicle. That follows Dodge’s announcement in July that it would introduce its first “eMuscle” car by …

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Dozens of San Francisco area stores, pharmacies hit by mobs of smash-and-grab looters: ‘Hurts us all’

The thieves targeted pharmacies and marijuana dispensaries in Oakland Mobs of thieves ransacked at least two dozen San Francisco area businesses over the weekend, as smash and grab incidents rage in the Bay Area. “At least two dozen businesses were impacted,” Oakland Police Chief LeRonne Armstrong told CBS SF. “Roving caravans of vehicles, targeting cannabis operations, retail shops, pharmacies, …

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‘The Old Farmer’s Almanac’ Is Predicting ‘One of the Longest and Coldest’ Winters in Years

Get ready to bundle up this winter season. The Old Farmer’s Almanac has released its official predictions for winter 2021 to 2022, dubbing the upcoming months “a season of shivers.” “This coming winter could well be one of the longest and coldest that we’ve seen in years,” the publication’s editor Janice Stillman said in statement. Much of the country …

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Governor Hogan Announces Additional Actions to Address Violent Crime in Baltimore City

Fast-Tracks and Expands Neighborhood Safety Grants Program to Include Places of Worship Orders Review of Funding for State’s Attorney’s Office Urges Baltimore Police Department to Redouble Tactical Efforts In High-Crime Areas Will Reintroduce Major Crime Legislation During Upcoming Special Session ANNAPOLIS, MD—Governor Larry Hogan today made a series of announcements to address violent crime in …

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Moscow tells 13 mostly U.S. tech firms they must set up in Russia by 2022

MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russia has demanded that 13 foreign and mostly U.S. technology companies be officially represented on Russian soil by the end of 2021 or face possible restrictions or outright bans. The demand, from state communications regulator Roskomnadzor late on Monday, gave few details of what exactly the companies were required to do and targeted …

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