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Kentucky might make it illegal to insult a police officer 
Kentucky might make it illegal to insult a police officer
‘It is a trap!’: Inside the QAnon attack that never happened 
In a joint intelligence bulletin earlier this week, the FBI and Department of Homeland Security delivered a jarring warning to state and local law enforcement: violent domestic extremists “motivated by the QAnon conspiracy theory” might be mobilized to action because they believed Donald Trump would be inaugurated on March 4.
But the date came and went without serious incident. It wasn’t that the false and sprawling conspiracy theory that accuses “Deep State elites” of running a secret pedophile ring was losing steam. Rather, it was at least in part because QAnon followers smelled a trap.
‘It is a trap!’: Inside the QAnon attack that never happened
'I did it. There was no one else. I closed the latch and did it. The body is in the room', he said.
He also claimed that he would have killed her lover too had he been able to find him.
Father cuts off 17-year-old daughter's head
Democrats criticize Biden’s decision to launch airstrikes in Syria without consulting Congress 
“The American people deserve to hear the Administration’s rationale for these strikes and its legal justification for acting without coming to Congress. Offensive military action without congressional approval is not constitutional absent extraordinary circumstances,” a statement from Kaine’s office read. Kaine is a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee.
“Congress should hold this administration to the same standard it did prior administrations, and require clear legal justifications for military action, especially inside theaters like Syria, where Congress has not explicitly authorized any American military action,” Murphy said in a statement Friday.
Democrats criticize Biden’s decision to launch airstrikes in Syria without consulting Congress
Chicago’s Mayor Gave More Than $280 Million in COVID Relief Money to the Cops 
“At best, we would have used these dollars to keep our neighbors and businesses stable and healthy. We failed on both counts," said one local official.
Chicago’s Mayor Gave More Than $280 Million in COVID Relief Money to the Cops
More Spanish girls report sexual abuse despite progress on gender 
Increased social media and internet usage has helped raise awareness of abuse but also brought new forms of exploitation and risky behaviour, it said, in its first study of gender-based violence and sexist attitudes among 14-20-year-olds since 2013.
“Teenagers’ perception of machismo is much keener now thanks to better access to information and global feminist movements,” State Secretary for Equality Noelia Vera told a news conference.
“But having clear opinions about gender violence doesn’t free you from suffering it.”
Almost half of teenage girls said they had been sent sexual photos online and more than two in five had been asked to send sexual photos of themselves, the study showed, while nearly one in four had been asked to engage in virtual sex.
Dangerous online behaviours, such as using a webcam with a stranger or telling them your name, home or school address, all jumped significantly in 2020 compared to 2013, with a quarter of teens admitting they gave a stranger their home address online.
More Spanish girls report sexual abuse despite progress on gender
The US Is Seeing a Massive Spike in Anti-Asian Hate Crimes
“The skyrocketing number of hate crimes against Asian Americans continues to grow, despite our repeated pleas for help,” Kim wrote. “The crimes ignored and even excused. Remember Vincent Chin.”
The US Is Seeing a Massive Spike in Anti-Asian Hate Crimes
A California Man Has Been Arrested For Allegedly Attacking Asian Americans On The Street
A man forced women to sexually abuse his 7-year-old son because he thought the child was gay 
But one of the sex workers ended up going to police herself. She said that the father would take her to another city and forced her to have sex with others for money.
A man forced women to sexually abuse his 7-year-old son because he thought the child was gay
Allegations against TI and Tiny prompt call to support Black sexual assault survivors
It has prompted the activists to address the issue as showing how Black survivors are often sidelined and their stories ignored in the national MeToo reckoning in America over sexual assault.
“We know countless of you have come forward with credible accusations of horrific sexual abuse and violence at the hands of Black celebrities,” the activists and groups wrote in a public letter. “Like you, we are carrying the emotional weight of this news and know that we are reliving a collective trauma akin to the exposing of Cosby and R Kelly.”
Allegations against TI and Tiny prompt call to support Black sexual assault survivors
Law used to prosecute Capitol riot, Black Lives Matter violence under fire as racist 
Southern senators hastily passed the measure as a way to counter civil rights laws by getting tough on African Americans accused of attacking law enforcement.
Now, attorneys are pointing to that history to question its current application. A series of motions attacking the law have been filed in recent weeks in at least five different criminal cases, which have garnered the attention of top officials at the Justice Department in Washington.
The motions note that the ‘68 law was championed by Sen. Russell Long (D-La.) and that he formally titled it “the Civil Obedience Act,” in a snarky swipe at civil disobedience advocates like King.
The powerful and avowedly segregationist senator said missives like King’s famous letter from a Birmingham jail caused “the ultimate in lawlessness, wanton killing, and senseless, destructive rioting.”
“Because Senator Long believed that criticism of white supremacy and demands for racial justice were bound to cause riots, he proposed the Civil Obedience Act as a tool to suppress such expression,” the newly filed motions argue. “The legislative history … shows that it was enacted to suppress messages in support of civil rights and racial justice for Black Americans.”
Law used to prosecute Capitol riot, Black Lives Matter violence under fire as racist
The Left's Hypocrisy on Violence Is on Full Display
When the Capitol Riots took place, the left and media swarmed Republican lawmakers, demanding apologies and for them to denounce the violence… and Trump. The media circled like sharks, attempting to paint conservatives as co-conspirators in some vast conspiratorial action to overthrow the American Government, despite their vehement rejections of violent rhetoric. Meanwhile, for the last four years, we have endured liberal conspiracy after liberal conspiracy to overthrow the duly elected President of the United States. Their rhetoric has been responsible for protests and violence across the country yet, somehow, they get a pass.
The Left's Hypocrisy on Violence Is on Full Display
Douglas Wooten: Angela Deem Friend Who Appeared on 90 Day Fiance Arrested for MURDER 
Over the years, she has made questionable choices both on and off camera.
Some of the people closest to her have made much, much worse choices.
One man in her orbit has now been arrested on a number of charges, including murder.
There, he was known as "DJ Doug," where he appeared on Angela Deem's storyline.
He was featured as an "events coordinator" at one of the potential venues that Angela investigated -- when, at the time, she had hoped to bring Michael over on a K-1 visa and marry him in Georgia.
Interestingly, it has been rumored that Dougie Doug and Angela were actually closer than any of the viewing audience was led to believe.
Douglas Wooten: Angela Deem Friend
California man 'kills fellow Covid patient with oxygen tank'
Mr Martinez then allegedly grabbed an oxygen tank and bludgeoned the elderly patient.
The victim died the following day.
The pair, who police say did not know each other, were receiving treatment for coronavirus in a two-person room in Antelope Valley Hospital in Lancaster in southern California.
California man 'kills fellow Covid patient with oxygen tank
Wash. Dad Who Miraculously Survived Wife's Alleged Hired Hit Is Now Hoping for Another Miracle 
The morning of July 10, the devoted father's life changed forever as he stepped out his front door, into a hail of bullets. The target of an alleged hit, Li was shot nine times, and police in Washington State allege the teenage gunman had been hired by Li's ex-wife.
Li tells PEOPLE he was shot in both arms, both legs, his left hip, and chest. Today, after months of intense physical rehabilitation, Li is back on his feet. But he's only able to walk a maximum of 30 minutes before requiring a break.
"This was nothing I deserved, and nothing my children deserved, either," the father of three says.
Wash. Dad Who Miraculously Survived Wife's Alleged Hired Hit Is Now Hoping for Another Miracle
Florida man allegedly sets love interest on fire because she was dating his stepdad
Luis Angel Quinonez, 53, was accused of dousing Angelica Acosta Blanco, 61, with gasoline and igniting her, the Sun-Sentinel reported, citing the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office.
Firefighters responding to the home in Lantana at 10:30 p.m. Monday found Quinonez using a garden hose on the burning woman after she ran outside, according to the news outlet.
Florida man allegedly sets love interest on fire because she was dating his stepdad
