Новости за 15.04.2022

John Legend is using his voice to get the word out about his picks in “crucial” district attorney races across the country. This midterm election year is one filled with “thousands of races” around the nation, the “All of Me” singer wrote to his nearly 14 million Twitter followers earlier this week. “District Attorney elections...

Since 2017, April has been celebrated as Second Chance Month, yet it still requires Herculean effort for Americans with criminal records to find success. Here’s what we should do. Did you know that one in three American adults has a criminal record? And that despite seeking employment at rates higher than the general population, formerly...

This year’s White House Easter Egg Roll will encourage kids to get “eggucated,” with a school-focused theme. First lady Jill Biden, a community college professor, created the theme for Monday’s event, which typically draws thousands of families to the South Lawn. For the “EGGucation!” theme, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. will be “transformed into a school community,...

A majority of Americans believe the Supreme Court confirmation process is more about politics than the law, underscoring partisan divisions plaguing the nation, according to a new poll released on Friday. A USA Today-Ipsos poll found that close to 70 percent of Americans believe that the Supreme Court confirmation process has less to do with...

A man charged in connection to the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot who claimed to be following former President Trump's orders when he entered the building was found guilty on several charges by a jury Thursday. Dustin Thompson, 38, of Ohio, was found guilty on six charges, including disorderly conduct, theft of government property and...

A Michigan police officer fatally shot Patrick Lyoya from behind when a traffic stop turned deadly earlier this month, videos released Wednesday showed. The 26-year-old Black man was seemingly wrestling with the officer over his Taser when he was fatally shot in the back of the head. The officer, who remains unnamed at this time,...

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Even after two men were found dead in his California apartment, Ed Buck did not stop injecting gay men with walloping doses of methamphetamine. A federal judge on Thursday sentenced him to 30 years in prison in the deaths of Gemmel Moore and Timothy Dean. Another man, Dane Brown, was repeatedly...