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Janelle Griffith

Breaking News Reporter at NBC News Online

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Florida lawmaker files Texas-style abortion bill

The bill would fine physicians at least $10,000 for each abortion performed and would allow people to sue anyone who helps end a pregnancy.
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‘My dad didn’t have a fighting chance’: Covid is leading cause of d...

“It doesn’t make me invulnerable,” said one police officer who has been vaccinated against Covid-19. “But I’d rather have as much protection as I can.”
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Louisiana televangelist Jesse Duplantis criticized for response to ...

“Outside of your podcasts and Facebook staged videos I’ve not seen nor heard from you or your church staff,” one critic wrote on Facebook.
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Michael K. Williams had been open about his struggle with drug addi...

“Addiction doesn’t go away,” Michael K. Williams told The New York Times in 2017. “It’s an everyday struggle for me, but I’m fighting.”
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Louisiana residents who didn’t evacuate wait for power, water, comm...

“I should not have [stayed], but I didn’t really have a choice,” one Louisiana resident said. “I couldn’t really afford to drop everything and go.”
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Unvaccinated NYPD officers must wear masks or face discipline

The New York City Police Department said in a July 21 statement it had administered vaccinations to about 43 percent of police officers and professional support staff.
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New York Attorney General Letitia James criticized for handling of ...

“What the investigation into Andrew Cuomo shows is that when her office wants to put resources towards conducting a thorough investigation, they know how to do that,” an attorney for Prude’s family said.
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N.Y. county exec vetoes bill that would allow police to sue protesters

“The proposed bill is well-intentioned but should not come at the costs of the basic First Amendment freedoms that we all enjoy as Americans,” Nassau County Executive Laura Curran said.
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5 children home alone die in East St. Louis fire

The children were siblings from 2 to 9 years old, East St. Louis Fire Chief Jason Blackmon said.
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Is Chicago’s new layer of police oversight as ‘unique’ as sponsors ...

Chicago is the latest in a string of cities to add a civilian oversight board for police in recent years.
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Cornel West accuses Harvard of ‘spiritual rot’ in resignation lette...

“How sad it is to see our beloved Harvard Divinity School in such decline and decay,” Cornel West wrote in a letter posted to his social media accounts Monday.
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Judge denies request to change ‘trauma’ wording in Chauvin memo

“He had an opportunity to read what Ellison said with an open mind and do the right thing and modify his order,” a former public defender said. “But instead, you see defensiveness.”
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Minnesota AG asks judge to acknowledge trauma of girls who witnesse...

Modifying the sentencing memo would avoid “sending the message that the pain these young women have endured is not real or does not matter,” Minnesota’s attorney general wrote.
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Children saw George Floyd’s murder — but judge didn’t consider that...

“I thought their testimony, particularly that of Darnella Frazier, certainly proved that they were traumatized,” a former public defender said.
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Judge denies Derek Chauvin’s request for new trial ahead of sentencing

The former Minneapolis police officer was convicted in April of second- and third-degree murder, as well as second-degree manslaughter.
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Derek Chauvin sentencing thrusts Minnesota Judge Peter Cahill back ...

Judge Peter Cahill, who has served on the bench in Hennepin County for 14 years, could sentence Derek Chauvin to as little as probation or more than 30 years in the murder of George Floyd.
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DA rescinds policy barring plea deals to clients of Black lawyer wh...

Allegheny County, Pa., District Attorney Stephen Zappala Jr. has come under mounting criticism and faced calls to resign from elected officials and criminal justice advocates.
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DA defends ending plea deals to clients of Black lawyer who accused...

Allegheny County District Attorney Stephen Zappala Jr. said he wants to ensure “consistent, evidence-based decisions and avoid false claims of racism.”
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Crews remove barriers, memorials at George Floyd Square

A sprawling memorial was erected at 38th and Chicago — informally known as George Floyd Square — after he was killed by a Minneapolis police officer a year ago.
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76ers and Knicks ban fans who spit at and poured popcorn on players

The NBA said that “an enhanced fan code of conduct will be vigorously enforced” going forward.
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He witnessed George Floyd’s murder. Here’s what he hopes people und...

“I don’t think most of America understands,” Donald Williams II said of the trauma he still experiences. “They kind of see it and hear it, but I don’t think they fully understand.”