POLITICS & POLICY

Black Leaders Call on NYPD to Bring Back Anti-Crime Unit as Shootings Spike

By MAIREAD MCARDLE

July 14, 2020 11:47 AM

Tommy Tuberville defeats Jeff Sessions in Alabama GOP Senate primary runoff

Tuberville defeated former US Attorney General Jeff Sessions

...With nearly 100 percent of the vote counted, Mr. Tuberville had 60.7 percent of the vote, to 39.3 percent for Mr. Sessions...

NYPD officials attacked, bloodied at Brooklyn Bridge police-brutality protests‪. The “protestor” with a giant metal cane come out of nowhere & beat the cops over the head, then tell me again how the NYPD is “escalating” these situations.‬

‪In a normal world, city leaders would rush to condemn violence against law enforcement. I’m not holding my breath...‬

This should make every law abiding New Yorker ANGRY.

We are less safe in NYC because our cops aren’t allowed to do their jobs. They are undermined and attacked at every turn.

If you care about YOUR safety, then you should be fighting for a safe and strong police force.

Pro-Lifers Paint “Preborn Black Lives Matter” in Front of NY Planned Parenthood Abortion Clinic

STATE MICAIAH BILGER JUL 14, 2020 | 7:32PM ROCHESTER, NEW YORK

Los Angeles Police: 12 White Female Bodies in Garage Freezer Tagged, “Black Lives Matter”

N.Y. Times sued for $10 million for making up COVID-19 story

he New York Times is being sued for $10 million for reporting during the COVID-19 pandemic that students at Liberty University were victims after university officials decided to reopen campus after a break.

Paul Bedard's "Washington Secrets" column in the Washington Examiner reported that in a 100-page suit filed in Virginia’s Lynchburg Circuit Court, the university charged that New York Times reporter Elizabeth Williamson and photographer Julia Rendleman ignored "No Trespassing" signs to tour the campus when it was trying to keep away outsiders who might be infected with the coronavirus.

Liberty claims the Times falsely charged that students returning from spring break became infected with the coronavirus because the university remained open.

In fact, no student, staffer, or faculty member on campus became infected, Bedard reported.

Texas health officials remove over 3,000 'probable' coronavirus cases from overall count

by Andrew Mark Miller, Social Media Producer

| July 16, 2020 02:56 PMTexas health officials removed more than 3,000 reported coronavirus cases from an overall count after "probable" cases for people who were never tested were counted as confirmed cases.

“Since we report confirmed cases on our dashboard, we have removed 3,484 previously reported probable cases from the statewide and Bexar County totals,” Chris Van Deusen, a spokesman for the state health agency, said to the Austin American-Statesman.

“The State of Texas today had to remove 3,484 cases from its Covid-19 positive case count, because the San Antonio Health Department was reporting ‘probable’ cases for people never actually tested, as 'confirmed' positive cases.- TDHS,” Fox 4 Dallas Evening News anchor Steve Eagar tweeted Wednesday. “What other departments make this same mistake?”