President Trump has increasingly tested how far political retribution can stretch into the justice system, but his efforts to prosecute his perceived political opponents during his second term have repeatedly fallen short. Why it matters: Federal grand juries almost always return indictments — rejecting them only five times out of more than 165,000 cases nationwide in 2013, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics . - Prosecutors need only 12 of 23 grand jurors to secure an inducement, underscoring the gap between Trump's political threats and the legal system's response. - The White House referred Axios' request for comment to the Justice Department, which did not immediately respond. Comey case unravels in court A federal…
In Fresno, California, an all-Black fire crew is responding to calls, saving lives and showing up in a community where representation matters. They say people are always surprised to see them. In areas like the city's west side, one firefighter says they get to interact with a lot of kids that look like them. "I think that's important for those kids to see us. A full crew, full of African-American firefighters, being out there, serving the community." Another crew member echoes that sentiment, saying, "I know I didn’t see that growing up. And maybe I would have gotten into this earlier if I was able to see it." More: https://tinyurl.com/nzctmafy #BlackHistoryMonth #firefighters #firstresponders
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A former Palm Beach Florida police chief Michael Reiter in his 2019 testimony said that in July 2006 his department received a call from President Trump regarding Jeffrey Epstein. #FBI #Reiter #Epstein #Trump
President Trump will hold an event at the White House to tout his administration's support for coal mining. Trump in his second administration has made moves to nix climate change rules and restrictions on power plants that use coal and other fossil fuels, despite experts' warnings about the effect it will have on global warming and air pollution.