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Black Lives Matter activists, George Soros sued over slain Dallas cop
The father of the Dallas police officer who was killed by a lone gunman during a Black Lives Matter protest is suing the organization’s activists and George Soros for $550 million. In a separate suit a Baton Rouge police officer is suing for injuries sustained during a BLM protest.
Nov 11, 2016 19:17
2 controversial state laws have just gone into effect
Louisiana’s Blue Lives Matter hate crime law and Texas’ college campus gun law allowing students and faculty to carry concealed handguns have been enacted. However, public debate is not letting up in the slightest.
Aug 2, 2016 02:47
Applications for Dallas PD skyrocket after sniper attack, chief's call for applicants
Days after five Texas police officers were shot and killed, Dallas Police Chief David Brown appealed to those disgruntled with police violence: "We're hiring," he said. Since then, employment applications to the department have increased dramatically.
Jul 25, 2016 20:34
‘Striking that killing of US police officers happened in Southern states’ Opinion
The two tragic incidences of police killings - in Baton Rouge and Dallas - took place in the US south where slavery was strongest and where racial discrimination is still rather strong, author and historian Gerald Horne told RT.
Jul 18, 2016 12:31
'Not just demented violence, but racial hatred' ‒ Obama on Dallas attacks
President Barack Obama and former President George W. Bush spoke at the interfaith memorial service for the five Dallas, Texas police officers killed in an ambush at a march against police brutality.
Jul 12, 2016 18:11
Travel advisory: ‘Expect US police to become even more paranoid & fearful’ Opinion
People take a chance whenever they interact with law enforcement in the US, whether you are an American or a tourist, so travel advisories by foreign governments are valid, political cartoonist Ted Rall told RT.
Jul 12, 2016 15:18

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