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Former U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch speaks at the New York Historical Society on June 20, 2017 in New York City. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio Declares February 22 ‘Loretta Lynch Day’

'How do you love a country when it does not love you back?'
By Madina Toure
Attorney General Jeff Sessions is questioning whether transgender students are covered under Title IX in a reversal on protections for public school students.

To ‘Drain the Swamp,’ Start With the Department of Justice

Our prison and justice systems need to be revamped, which Trump's administration can accomplish if he brings in outside reform.
By Bernard B. Kerik
New York City Police vehicles parked in Times Square ahead of a press conference with Mayor Bill de Blasio and NYPD Commissioner James O'Neill on November 7 2016.

Afternoon Bulletin: W Train Back in Service, 5000 Cops to Be on Duty on Election Day

The W train resumed its subway service at 6.53am this morning after six years off the tracks. The New York Police Department security plan for Election Day is as large in scale as for New Year’s Eve.
By Madeleine Streets

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