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Freddie Gray Police Video: Police Union Suggest That Gray Was Injured in Baltimore Police Van

Five of the six Baltimore police officers involved in the arrest of Freddie Gray, the man who died after suffering a severe spinal cord injury while in police custody, have provided statements to investigators. Meanwhile, the police union has released a statement suggesting that Gray's fatal injury occurred while he was riding in the police van.

Executive Action Forum: Univision Houston to Host Immigration Forum, Give More Information on DAPA & DACA

In collaboration with the Latino organizations iAmerica and Mi Familia Vota, Univision Houston will be hosting a town hall meeting called “Foro Sobre Acción Ejecutiva” (Forum on the Executive Action), in an effort to address President Obama’s executive actions on immigration.

Boston Marathon Bomber Trial Update: Prosecutors Rest Case in Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's Death Penalty Trial

The prosecution in the Boston Marathon bombing trial rested their case Thursday afternoon after calling several witnesses who gave gruesome testimonies about the 2013 attack.

Rand Paul 2016: Presidential Hopeful's Son William Hilton Paul Cited for DUI

After crashing his friend's pick up truck in Lexington, Kentucky, William Paul was cited for drunk driving that Sunday morning.

Elian Gonzalez Today 2015: Fidel Castro Supporter, Studying Industrial Engineering [Watch]

It has been 15 years since 6-year-old Elian Gonzalez was taken into custody by U.S. federal agents at his aunt's Miami, Florida home.

Human Trafficking Laws: Loretta Lynch Confirmation Set for Thursday Following Deal Over Senate Human Rights Bill

After holding up the confirmation of Loretta Lynch as the new U.S. Attorney General for weeks, the Senate announced on Tuesday that they will move forward with her confirmation process now that they have reached an agreement over a sex-trafficking bill that includes a controversial abortion provision.

Nearly 700 Miami Businessmen Targeted for Money Laundering Investigation

Federal investigators are targeting nearly 700 businesses in Miami for a money laundering investigation, The Washington Post reports.

Man Beaten by California Sheriff's Deputies Settles for $650,000

A California man who was brutality beaten and Tased by San Bernardino County sheriff's deputies reached a $650,000 settlement with the county on Tuesday.

Puerto Rico News: Seven Undocumented Immigrants Apprehended in Puerto Rico

A group of undocumented Dominican immigrants were arrested shortly after arriving in Puerto Rico aboard a small boat called a "yola."

Obama Won’t Use The Word Genocide During Armenian Genocide Remembrance

To avoid alienating Turkey, a crucial ally in the fight against Daesh, the Obama administration will refrain from referring to the massacre of 1.5 million Armenians during the First World War as genocide.

Judge Rules That Pro-Israel Group Can Display Controversial Islamic Ad on New York City Buses

A federal judge in Manhattan ruled in favor of a pro-Israel advocacy group, giving them clearance to display controversial advertisements about Muslims killing Jews on New York City buses.

Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio's Appears in Court for Hearing In Racial Profiling Case

Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio appeared in an Arizona court on Tuesday for a hearing to face civil contempt-of-court charges.

Earth Day 2015: Freebies, Deals and Offers From Disney Store, Anthropologie, American Eagle, Caribou Coffee and More [Watch]

We have compiled the best freebies and deals to celebrate Earth Day’s 45th anniversary. Earth Day marks the anniversary of the modern environmental movement that started in 1970, reports Earth Day Network.

Freddie Gray Police Video: DOJ Launch Investigation Into Death of Black Baltimore Man who Died After Being Taken Into Custody [Watch]

The Justice Department announced on Tuesday that it was launching a federal civil rights investigation into the death of Freddie Gray, who died after suffering a severe spinal cord injury while in the custody of the Baltimore police.

Offshore Drilling: Bob Menendez, Frank Pallone Want to Ban Atlantic Offshore Drilling

Sen. Bob Menendez and Rep. Frank Pallone plan to sponsor legislation that would ban offshore oil and natural gas drilling in the Atlantic Ocean, the New Jersey lawmakers said on Monday.

Pope Accepts Kansas City Bishop's Resignation Years After Cover-Up

Pope Francis on on Tuesday accepted the resignation of a Kansas City, Missouri, bishop who had for years had remained in office despite having been convicted of a sex-abuse cover-up.

Ice Cream Recall: Blue Bell Creameries Recalls Its Ice Cream Due to Listeria Concerns

Blue Bell Creameries announced late Monday that it is recalling all of its products after the listeria bacteria was found in two samples of chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream.

Boston Marathon Bomber Trial Update: Sentencing Phrase Begins in Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's Death Penalty Case

The sentencing phase in the Boston Marathon bombing trial began on Tuesday as prosecutors began making their case as to why convicted terrorist Dzhokhar Tsarnaev should be put to death.

ISIS Recruitment: FBI Arrests 6 Men in Minnesota and California with ISIS Connections

Four men were arrested in Minneapolis while two were arrested in San Diego. All of them were planning to travel to Syria and join Islamic terror organizations in the country.

Police and Town Following the Election of First African American Woman Mayor in Parma, Missouri

Over half of the police force along with several officials in Parma, Missouri resigned after the small town elected its first African-American female mayor last week.
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