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#myNYPD: New York Police Department Twitter Campaign Exposes Police Brutality in NYC [PHOTOS]

The New York Police Department's Twitter campaign encouraging people to tweet photos with the city's police officers went terribly wrong on Tuesday.

First Lady Michelle Obama Announces New Federal One-Stop Job Website for Veterans

First Lady Michelle Obama announced a new government-run job site for veterans Wednesday. First Lady Michelle Obama announced Wednesday that the government is creating an integrated job website to help people leaving the military create resumes and find employment.

Philadelphia High School Drug Ring: 11 Arrested in Elaborate Main Line Drug Trade

On Monday, authorities arrested nine adults and two juveniles who were involved in a high school and college drug ring located in an affluent suburb of Philadelphia.

#VLPowerSummit: Breakfast Plenary, Business and Community Leaders, Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr., and Unidos Latinos [Exclusive] [Part III]

The 40-year-old Democrat was elected into office five years prior to his father's election to the New York City Council, and was in fact the youngest person elected to the legislative since Theodore Roosevelt. During his stay with the Assembly, Diaz has sponsored, co-sponsored and passed legislation that's addressed public record access, tenants' rights, environmental racism and senior citizens' rights.

Powerball Numbers & Results April 23, 2014: Watch Live Stream of Drawing for $150 Million Jackpot

The excitement is growing for the April 23, 2014 Powerball jackpot, which has risen to a whopping $150 million. The drawing will take place Wednesday at 11 p.m. EDT.

Rosario Dawson, the Voto Latino Trailblazer on Empowering Latino Millennials: 'They Are Going to Claim 'Sí Se Puede' for Themselves'

"¡Sí se puede!" said actress and Voto Latino Co-Founder and Chairwoman Rosario Dawson as she addressed a sea of driven and high-spirited Latinos (and some non-Latinos) during the Voto Latino Power Summit kickoff on April 11 at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York City. The crowd eagerly looked on, craving inspiration during a time when change for Latinos is within reach, but still too far to fully grasp without the help of the powers that be who need to sign the dotted line to implement real, concrete change.

Pledge of Allegiance In Schools: New Jersey Family Sues School District For Keeping 'Under God' In Pledge

Family says phrase is discrimination. A family wishing to remain nameless is suing the Matawan-Aberdeen Regional School District and its superintendent to get the "under God" phrase removed from the Pledge of Allegiance that students recite in school everyday.

Horse Carriages NYC: New York Mayor Bill de Blasio Faces Pressure To Keep Horses; Will He Still Remove Them From Central Park?

Mayor de Blasio is encountering resistance from supporters. Mayor Bill de Blasio wanted to get rid of a New York City tradition for over 150 years, horse carriage rides.

2016 Election Polls & Candidates: Dems Focus On Detroit, 14 Other Cities To Host 2016 Democratic Convention

Could the next Democratic National Convention be in motor city....or sin city? Democrats are eying 15 cities to host the next DNC.

Justin Bieber Zone: White House Responds to 'Deport Justin Bieber' Petition

The White House has finally responded to a petition requesting Justin Bieber to be deported back to his native Canada.

University and College Admission Affirmative Action: Supreme Court Upholds Michigan's Ban on Affirmative Action for Public Universities

The U.S. Supreme Court upheld a Michigan voter initiative Tuesday that bans affirmative action regarding admittance to the state's public universities.

President Obama Names W. Neil Eggleston His New White House Counsel

President Barack Obama has named W. Neil Eggleston, a veteran attorney, as his new White House counsel.

Eva Longoria Joins 'El Voto Hispano': Documentary on Latino Voters Races to Fulfill Kickstarter Goal

"El Voto Hispano," a documentary exploring the affects of the Latino community on United States' elections that hopes to debut in 2015, has recruited Eva Longoria as a producer.

Kansas City Jewish Center Shooting Update: Missouri Mayor Resigns After Making Anti-Semitic Remarks

The mayor of Marionville, Mo. resigned after almost being impeached for making blatantly anti-Semitic remarks.

Mega Millions Numbers & Results April 22, 2014: Watch the Live Stream of Drawing Time; $48M Jackpot

If you're a Mega Millions ticket holder, then get ready for the Tuesday, April 22 lottery jackpot drawing, which currently stands at $48 million.

Corn Ethanol Studies, Research, Pros and Cons: Corn Residue Based Biofuels More Harmful To Environment Study Says

A new study paid for by the federal government and released Sunday found that biofuels made from the residue of harvested corn plants release more greenhouse gases than conventional gasoline does.

As Legal Marijuana Gains Popularity, President Obama Grants Clemency to Many More Nonviolent Drug Offenders

As part of a new initiative to reform harsh drug sentencing laws, President Obama plans to grant clemency to hundreds, or even thousands of nonviolent drug offenders.

Immigration and Naturalization Law, Pros and Cons: Earth Day Ad Blames Illegal Immigrants for California's Environment Problems

CAPS says "Let's slow immigration and save some California for tomorrow" A new Earth Day advertisement released by Californians for Population Stabilization tries to place blame on immigrants for California's environmental issues.

#VLPowerSummit and the #VLInnovatorsChallenge: Voto Latino's President and CEO Maria Teresa Kumar Shares the Development of the Tech Contest [Interview] [Part II]

The Voto Latino Innovators Challenge, the organization's tech contest, is meant to challenge Millennials to not only learn outside of the classroom, but to create outside of the classroom and to think outside of the box. With the support of the MacArthur Foundation, and in partnership with HASTAC, Voto Latino will award a total of $500,000 in grants to the best 10-15 proposed projects.

U.S. Marshall Fatally Shoots Defendant In Courthouse After Alleged Attack On Witness

A defendant in a gang-related trial was fatally shot by a U.S. marshal inside of a new federal courthouse in Salt Lake City Monday after he allegedly tried to attack a witness.
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