NYPD may face two new separate watchdog roles
A federal monitor has already been appointed for the NYPD over racially biased street stops, while New York lawmakers ponder an inspector general and expanded civil rights claims. The moves signify a new era of outside scrutiny for the nation’s largest police force, with roles defined by law and politics.
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Congress splits over ending U.S. aid to Egypt
Congress remains divided over cutting military aid to Egypt as violence surges. Rep. Ellison urges ending aid but pursuing intense diplomacy to halt bloodshed and return to a democracy path, while Republicans gauge risks to U.S. influence and strategic resources like the Suez Canal.
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