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st (07/27, Nakamura, Berman) reported that the Justice Department on Thursday opened a sweeping civil rights investigation into allegations that the Memphis Police Department systematically used excessive force and discriminated against Black residents, dramatically escalating federal scrutiny seven mon

t insurgency in the region. According to the article, despite the uncertainty surrounding the situation, with no new leader announced and President Mohamed Bazoum being held, the coup has garnered widespread condemnation, with nations like the U.S., France, and Russia calling for a return to constitutional ord

cing. During a traffic stop on Jan. 7, officers repeatedly struck Nichols, a 29-year-old FedEx employee. As a result, he died three days later at a Memphis hospital. Body-camera footage released by the city showed that the officers repeatedly struck Nichols. Immediately after his death, there was a nati

st insurgency in the region. According to the article, despite the uncertainty surrounding the situation, with no new leader announced and President Mohamed Bazoum being held, the coup has garnered widespread condemnation, with nations like the U.S., France, and Russia calling for a return to constitutional or

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a military coup. The Economic Community of West African States (Ecowas) stated that Niger's military junta has one week to return elected President Mohamed Bazoum to power. The coup, backed by Russia, threatens Nigeria's fight against its own internal Islamist insurgencies, which depends on cross-border coord