Don’t condescend to red state neighbors
In the course of a week, I found myself defending my political views to a close relative, and then defending his politics to a potential date on Hinge. I recently shared an Instagram post that stated that all the national articles about states redrawing voting maps should include the history of slavery in the state […]
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent Christian Castro, who is accused of unjustifiably shooting Julio Cesar Sosa-Celis through the closed door of a north Minneapolis home in January, made his first appearance in Hennepin County District Court Thursday. Minnesota prosecutors fought for months to get Castro into court, unsuccessfully suing Texas Gov. Greg Abbott for […]
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A federal judge who issued several critical rulings of the Trump administration during Operation Metro Surge last winter told The New York Times in a rare interview that the federal government’s actions during the crackdown “created a grave threat to the rule of law.” The New York Times spoke to Judge Patrick J. Schiltz and […]
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Hoping to discourage Election Day drama, state officials reminded the public that everyone must respect a 100-foot perimeter around voting sites.