Phoenix commits to police reform
Phoenix City Council unanimously passes police reform
In a 9-0 vote by the Phoenix City Council, reforms were passed on how police report crimes and they determine whether or not someone is homeless, among other changes. The measure was proposed in response to a report by the Department of Justice outlining alleged abuse by the police department.
Some Democrats are sounding an early alarm on the prospect of reforming the Senate’s filibuster rule in 2025 if they keep ...
Following the 2020 election, former President Donald Trump refused to accept his defeat. He filed scores of lawsuits that ...
Opinion: No matter who wins the presidency, changes to Medicare are likely coming. There is just too much money at stake.
Yesterday was a momentous day in the politics of New York City. That afternoon, the City Planning Commission voted 10-3 to ...
In a field where the seemingly constant collapse of influential discoveries over the past decade has triggered a ...
Charlie Stripp and Debbie Morgan respond to a recent TES article by David Thomas and Peter Foulds regarding the primary ...
The watchdogs called on police forces to take urgent action to improve the way they handle reports of stalking and deal with victims.
Singapore Today's Lance Alexander and Daniel Martin speak with Dr Mustafa Izzuddin, Senior International Affairs Analyst, ...
South Korea’s national pension fund, one of the world’s biggest, will run out by 2056 if urgent reforms including boosting ...
The government is reportedly "scrambling for a rethink" of the proposed non-dom reforms as it is feared they might not raise ...
Both measures, one put on the ballot by the City Council and the other by a citizen petition, promise to bring better ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results
Feedback