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Holyoke City Council drops proposed ban on electric shock gloves
The Public Safety Committee voted to close the matter after Chief Brian Keenan said the department has no plans to acquire the controversial electric shock devices.
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2mWhen October VA disability payment will hit bank accounts
Some months see two payments and others none.
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4mLive updates: Kalen DeBoer, Alabama coordinators recap Georgia, preview Tennessee
No. 6 Alabama will face No. 14 Tennessee on Saturday in Knoxville, Tennessee.
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3mMayor Mamdani orders first NYPD use-of-force review in a decade, announces accountability reforms
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani directed the NYPD to review use-of-force policies and strengthen oversight.
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4mFormer Living Word Church youth pastor denied new trial after sex abuse conviction
James P. Randolph was sentenced to 25 to 40 years for sexually abusing a girl he raised in his Midland County home, beginning when she was 12 years old. His request for a new trial was denied.
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18m‘When we win the majority’: Oregon Democrats look beyond their own U.S. House races
As Democrats nationwide push to retake the U.S. House, Oregon Democrats want to keep what they have.