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White House says federal law enforcement talking to local officials about smash and grab robberies

By Trevor Hunnicutt WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Biden administration has been in contact with federal law enforcement officials over a string of flash mob “smash and grab” robberies of U.S. retail stores, White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki said on Friday. “The Justice Department, the FBI and federal law enforcement has been in touch, in contact…

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U.S. government opens civil rights probe into police in New York suburb

By Sarah N. Lynch WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Justice Department has launched a civil rights inquiry into police practices in yet another U.S. city, investigating possible systemic abuses in the New York suburb of Mount Vernon after receiving tips accusing…

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Parents of Michigan teen in school shooting face own manslaughter charges

Blinken says Biden to tell Putin U.S. will stand up against aggressive actions

U.S. House of Representatives approves bill to avert government shutdown

Man with gun outside U.N. in New York surrenders to police

Ohio sheriff’s deputy charged with murder for shooting Black man in the back

Despite pledge, U.S. still wastes more than a third of its food – EPA

Analysis-Trump’s U.S. Supreme Court appointees poised to deliver on abortion

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European Union LGBT Ambassador Does Photoshoot As Trans Virgin Mary

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China Pressures American Corporations To Push Back On Calls To Boycott Olympics

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BuzzFeed’s Union Announces Walk Out The Same Day As Shareholders Vote To Go Public

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Twitter, Facebook Take Down Thousands Of Chinese Accounts Linked To Propaganda Campaigns

White House to unveil alliance to curb human rights abuse of tech

NASA astronauts replace faulty space station antenna during spacewalk

Colorado Secretary of State warns of ‘slow motion’ Jan. 6 happening now

U.S. Omicron plan: boosters, free at-home tests, tighter travel rules

U.S. VP Harris’ office shakeup to bring ‘new voices’ into White House, Psaki says

U.S. EPA allocates billions in water funding from infrastructure law to states

U.S. Catholic bishops encourage government search for boarding school graves

White House celebrates first Hanukkah with Jewish spouse of vice president

MLB Owners Lock Out Players After Failed Contract Negotiations

‘Political Uncertainty’: Energy Firm Abandons Oregon Pipeline Project After Years Of Environmentalist Pushback

UN goes on lockdown, man with gun outside

Panel probing U.S. Capitol riot plans ‘multiple weeks’ of hearings

Federal Court Declares Texas Social Media Law Designed To Curb Censorship Unconstitutional

Losing Florida Dem Candidate’s Lawsuit Alleges Universal Income Promise Amounts To Bribing Voters

Jobless Claims Increase As Employers Fight To Keep Workers

Congress Reaches Deal On Stopgap Funding Bill As Shutdown Looms

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