Wednesday 08 March 2023 Fall Breonna Taylor Devastating testimony for Louisville police Attorney General Merrick Garland said the Louisville police were violating the “constitutional rights” of citizens. (Foto: picture alliance / ASSOCIATED PRESS) Police officers kicked open the door of 26-year-old paramedic Breonna Taylor during a raid three years ago. The woman dies in a … Read more
In 1987, in full heyday of economic liberalism under the presidency of Ronald Reaganthe state of Colorado eliminated the brackets of your Income Tax and converted it to a flat rate system or flat tax, with a single type for all taxpayers. From then until today, said territory has maintained the same model, greatly simplifying … Read more
01.11.2022 20:48 hours – 00:50 minutes Lack of rain causes the river to dwindle Drying Mississippi River exposes steamship wreck In the 1990s, the excursion boat “Diamond Lady” sailed across the Mississippi. In 2021, the steamer, which was decommissioned in 1999, sank to the bottom of the lake in a winter storm. Due to the … Read more
A tragic event occurred in the city of Tennessee, USAwhere some dogs of the pit bull breed fatally attacked a baby and his sister, in addition to leaving the mother of the little ones in serious condition, who was later transferred to a medical center. The mother of the victims, Kristie Jane Bennard30, is stable, … Read more
Texas, Idaho und Tennessee Three more US states ban abortion 08/26/2022 02:49 am American women had a constitutional right to an abortion until June, when the Supreme Court abolished it. Since then, republican states have banned abortions. The question should also play a role in the congressional elections in November. In the United States, strict … Read more
Hundreds of health workers demonstrated in front of the courthouse. Foto: ANGELA WEISS / AFP / Getty Images A Former Tennessee nurse whose medication error killed a patient was sentenced to three years probation on Friday.as hundreds of health workers demonstrated outside the courthouse, warning that criminalizing such mistakes will lead to more deaths in … Read more