Maricopa County, Black Lives Matter
Maricopa County agrees to $6M payout in 2020 Black Lives Matter protest case
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a $6 million settlement in a lawsuit brought by protesters wrongly charged as gang members. The settlement, approved Wednesday, ended the claims against the county by all 23 plaintiffs. The county did not admit wrongdoing.
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Democrats are paying a terrible price for jumping into bed with Black Lives Matter extremists
It’s little more than a month since the once and future US president Donald Trump defied all odds and trounced the Democratic Party. American voters, outraged by woke cultural policies, delivered the Republicans the presidency,
Jordan Neely's father was escorted out of courtroom after the watershed verdict finding Daniel Penny not-guilty was read.
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New York’s Black Lives Matter chapter head called for “black vigilantes” in response to the acquittal of Daniel Penny, saying ...
Fox News host Harris Faulkner called out Black Lives Matter (BLM) and left-wing rhetoric that claims America “hates black ...
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Who is Hawk Newsome? BLM activist calls on “black vigilantes” to retaliate after Daniel Penny verdictHawk Newsome, leader of New York’s Black Lives Matter chapter, made a controversial call for 'Black vigilantes' to act in ...
As Black Lives Matter tries to return to relevance after the Daniel Penny trial, people should question the group's financial ...
Officials at Wildlife World Zoo in Litchfield Park say five animals have died after being exposed to bird flu.
When the white former Marine was found not guilty in the chokehold death of a homeless African-American, we were all reminded ...
Even before we knew who the shooter was, however, the reaction from far too many leftists was to either justify, celebrate, ...
Following Daniel Penny's acquittal, Black Lives Matter activists and other liberal activists engaged in protests in New York ...
A trial concerning a charge of obstructing justice involving a former MPD officer has wrapped up. Now a judge will decide ...
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