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GOP Congressman On Suspected Islamic Radicals: 'Kill Them All'

"All of Christendom... is at war with Islamic horror," says Rep. Clay Higgins (R-La.).
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Alton Sterling's Family Sends Message To America: 'Alton Was A Human. Remember His Name'

"He’s no longer here, but his voice still will be heard through us."
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Baton Rouge Residents Demand DOJ ‘Wake Up' To What Justice Should Look Like

“Our officials should be ashamed of themselves. This is outrageous," one resident said.
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DOJ Won't Charge Louisiana Police Officers In Alton Sterling Shooting

The officers could still face state charges.
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Why Bernice King Is Optimistic After That Terrible Pepsi Ad

A more just, humane and peaceful world is possible and what I am hopeful will transpire as a result of the Pepsi ad.
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Woman Rescues Officer From Attack By Jumping On Assailant's Back, Police Say

“You don’t have time to think about it... I did what God needed me to do,” Vickie Williams-Tillman said.
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Before You Celebrate The Zero Arrests At The Women’s March...

White women in pink hats were never going to be met with riot police.
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Suspects Use Facebook Live To Record Kidnap Attempt

Police locked them up after reviewing the video evidence.
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2016 Was A Violent Year For Police, But There's Still No 'War On Cops'

The data suggest policing remains safer today than it's been in decades past.
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Lest We Forget, America Suffered Its Deadliest Mass Shooting This Year

We're at the point where the bloodshed is all starting to blur together.
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