There is a pretty big generational divide in how people viewed media coverage of the Baltimore protests.
State regulators have officially adopted the first mandatory water restrictions in California history.
The former Supreme Court justice says detainees “deemed not to be a security threat” but still in custody should be compensated.
The man authorities believe opened fire outside an inflammatory art exhibition had been arrested years earlier.
The case in Baltimore may have moved more quickly than similar cases in the past because of the public pressure.
Two decades ago, a justice in Washington state was so opposed to the death penalty he resigned in protest.
A new pilot program would provide nearly $20 million to dozens of police agencies across the country to get the cameras.
Attorney General Loretta Lynch says the cameras would benefit officers and the public.
Scenes from demonstrations happening across the country in solidarity with those in Baltimore.
Some likened the drug to burning at the stake. Others said the drug’s critics are waging war on execution.
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