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Vietnamese San Jose State Student Beaten By San Jose Cops

• October 26, 2009 • 1 Comment

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Oscar Grant Update, June 4: Mehserle to Stand Trial

• June 11, 2009 • Comments Off

Posted in Black People, Class, Crime, Crime-Cops-Injustice, Hate Crimes, Race
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How the Eric Garner Decision Compares With Other Cases July 16, 2019
Despite increased attention on deaths involving the police, most officers involved in them are not charged. Among the few who are, most are not convicted.
MS-13 Gang Members Charged With Brutal Murders in Los Angeles July 16, 2019
A sweeping indictment of 22 members of the transnational criminal gang’s “Fulton Clique” lists a host of crimes ranging from racketeering to gruesome killings.
A Day After It Was Filed, New Trump Asylum Policy Gets Hit in Court July 16, 2019
The American Civil Liberties Union challenged new rules that would prevent people from claiming asylum unless they applied in another country first.
‘Chance the Snapper,’ the Alligator That Mesmerized Chicago, Is Captured July 16, 2019
Officials had been searching for the alligator for almost a week. It took someone from a warmer clime — Florida — to nab him. The story had enthralled Chicago.
Beyond the Grave, the N.R.A.’s $56 Million Donor Lives On July 16, 2019
The National Rifle Association’s benefactors have been veiled in secrecy, but more than 1,000 emerged after a records review. One loomed above the rest.
After Tumultuous Protests, Puerto Rico Governor Insists He Will Not Resign July 16, 2019
Puerto Rico’s embattled governor, Ricardo Rosselló, acknowledged widespread public anger but said he would “keep working for the people.”
The ‘Lady of the House’ Who Was Long Entangled With Jeffrey Epstein July 16, 2019
Ghislaine Maxwell’s yearslong involvement with Mr. Epstein, who faces charges of sex trafficking and abuse, has raised questions about what she may have known.
Daily Stormer Founder Should Pay ‘Troll Storm’ Victim $14 Million, Judge Says July 16, 2019
It would be the second multimillion-dollar judgment against the publisher of the neo-Nazi site, Andrew Anglin, whose location is unknown.

The Guardian, UK

'Racist tweets': House passes resolution condemning Trump's attack on congresswomen July 16, 2019
Nancy Pelosi’s sharp rebuke of the president’s remarks prompted a challenge from Republicans who claimed rule violationsThe House of Representatives on Tuesday passed a resolution condemning Donald Trump’s incendiary remarks telling four congresswomen of color to “go back” to where they “came from” as racist.The measure, which formally rebuked the president’ […]
House orders Pentagon to review if it exposed Americans to weaponised ticks July 16, 2019
A New Jersey lawmaker suggests the government turned insects into bioweapons to spread disease and possibly released themThe US House of Representatives has called for an investigation into whether the spread of Lyme disease had its roots in a Pentagon experiment in weaponising ticks.The House approved an amendment proposed by a Republican congressman from N […]
Ursula von der Leyen elected first female European commission president July 16, 2019
German minister wins narrow backing of MEPs to succeed Jean-Claude JunckerUrsula von der Leyen has been confirmed as the European commission’s first female president and the first German in the job for more than 50 years.In a secret ballot, MEPs voted narrowly to support the German defence minister as a replacement for Jean-Claude Juncker when he steps down […]
Police in Brazil shut down factory making fake Ferraris and Lamborghinis July 16, 2019
Father and son accused of offering the cars on social media for $45,000 to $60,000 – a fraction of the price of the real thingPolice in Brazil say they’ve shut down a clandestine factory that was producing fake Ferraris and sham Lamborghinis.A father and son who owned the workshop in the southern state of Santa Catarina have been arrested on industrial prope […]
Three formally charged in Malta for murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia July 16, 2019
Trial over anti-corruption journalist’s killing may not take place for years, say expertsThree men have been formally charged over the 2017 murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia, a Maltese anti-corruption journalist and blogger who was killed by a car bomb in November 2017.Brothers Alfred and George Degiorgio, and Vincent Muscat, all in their fifties, were arrest […]
Trump administration to continue deporting Venezuelans despite crisis July 16, 2019
US as yet unwilling to grant temporary protected statusSenators accuse Trump of ‘having it both ways’ over MaduroThe Trump administration has said it is not yet willing to grant temporary protected status to Venezuelans, meaning it will continue to deport people back to a country it says is being destroyed by a tyrant.The news comes amid a humanitarian crisi […]
Johnny Clegg, South African singer and activist, dies aged 66 July 16, 2019
Grammy-nominated singer one of few white artists to openly confront apartheid regime The South African singer and songwriter Johnny Clegg, one of the few white artists to openly confront the apartheid government in the late 1970s and 1980s, has died aged 66, his agent has said.He had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2015. Continue reading...
July on course to be hottest month ever, say climate scientists July 16, 2019
If global trends continue for another fortnight, it will beat previous two-year-old record Record temperatures across much of the world over the past two weeks could make July the hottest month ever measured on Earth, according to climate scientists.The past fortnight has seen freak heat in the Canadian Arctic, crippling droughts in Chennai and Harare and fo […]

The BBC

US House votes to condemn Trump's attacks on congresswomen July 17, 2019
The symbolic resolution denounces Mr Trump's comments about four congresswomen, branded as racist.
Von der Leyen elected EU Commission head after MEPs vote July 16, 2019
German Ursula von der Leyen will replace Jean-Claude Juncker on 1 November after a close vote.
Johnny Clegg, South African musician and activist, dies aged 66 July 16, 2019
One of South Africa's best-known musicians and anti-apartheid activist dies at the age of 66.
Norway's spy Town: 'They took him and they have broken him' July 16, 2019
The wife of a Norwegian pensioner convicted of espionage in Russia has spoken to the BBC about her anger at the intelligence service.
Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency attacked at Senate hearing July 16, 2019
The tech giant's Libra digital currency is attacked by senators who say the company is not trusted.
Inside Iran: Are Tehran's poorest paying the price? July 16, 2019
US imposed sanctions are crippling the economy, making food and medicines unaffordable.
Huge fire sweeps through Peru neighbourhood July 16, 2019
Eighty families have been affected by the fire, according to local media.
Chimps bond after watching movies together July 16, 2019
Feeling closer after watching a video together can be experienced by chimps as well as humans, say scientists.