FBI tally shows white supremacists kill more police than leftists
Report by the Anti-Defamation League notes since 1990 white supremacists and other far-right extremists killed 51 police officers, versus 11 by left-wing groups. It criticizes FBI labeling of Black Identity Extremists and discusses political implications for policing protests and civil rights groups.
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Koch Network funds recidivism reduction project
The Koch Network joins with Texas Public Policy Foundation and others to invest about 4 million dollars across Texas Louisiana Florida and Pennsylvania. The Safe Streets and Second Chances program backs research and partnerships aimed at rehabilitating prisoners and easing employment post release. Brooke Rollins Mark Holden and Doug Deason will lead the effort with TPPF in Texas and Koch affiliates backing all four states.
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Public works plan eyed to boost infrastructure funding
The Trump administration plans a $200 billion federal investment over 10 years as part of a broader $1 trillion to $1.7 trillion infrastructure push relying on state and local matching funds. Grants would cover up to 20 percent of costs for transportation, water and cleanup projects, with $14 billion aimed at attracting private investment. Congress faces immigration and budget fights, dimming odds before November elections.
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ACLU Takes Up Suit Over Social Media Blocking by Gosar
The ACLU challenges blocking constituents on Facebook citing First Amendment rights after J aime Morgaine sued U S Rep Paul Gosar for denying access to his page The case spotlights public officials open to dialogue but blocking for views.
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U S Navy Carrier To Visit Vietnam In March
U S Defense Secretary Jim Mattis says a U S Navy aircraft carrier will visit Danang, Vietnam in March marking the first port call in the postwar era. The plan may anger China as Mattis and Ngo Xuan Lich discussed the visit in a closed meeting.
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