jurors weigh heavy burden in George Floyd verdict trial
In Minneapolis prospective jurors face unique pressure as they evaluate the white former officer Derek Chauvin for Floyd's death. Opening statements expected Monday with bystander video likely to be key evidence. Security measures and protests loom large over the proceedings.
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Larry Nevers
Florida
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Lloyd
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Miami
Lozano
Orlando
Colorado gun mass shootings renew push for state action
Colorado and Georgia mass shootings heighten calls for tougher state gun laws. Boulder suspect Ahmad Alissa bought a Ruger AR-556 days before the attack, while Georgia incidents spur debates on background checks red flag laws and potential federal reform. Colorado legislators weigh repealing a local assault weapon ban due to state preemption. The debate centers on mental health factors and uniform statewide rules.
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Biden administration boosts plan to shield power grid from cyber threats
The White House aims to coordinate with the energy sector to harden the U S power grid against hackers. Energy Secretary Granholm and Deputy NSC Anne Neuberger briefed utility executives on a forthcoming operational technology action plan spanning power, natural gas, chemicals, and water.
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New York Moves To Legalize Recreational Marijuana
New York lawmakers agreed to legalize adult use cannabis for those 21 and older. The plan creates an Office of Cannabis Management, expunges records for past offenses, and targets minority and women owned licenses. The bill allows home cultivation and projects 30 000 to 60 000 jobs with a 9 percent sales tax plus up to 4 percent local levy.
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