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ound there. Man Held On Bail For Attempted Arson Of Historically Black Church. The Boston Globe (1/5, Andersen, 1.04M) reports Dushko V. Vulchev of Maine "was held on $25,000 bail Tuesday for allegedly trying to set fire to" Martin Luther King Jr. Community Presbyterian Church, a predominantly Black

n during a summer marked by protests over police brutality and racism." Over 250 arrests were made "in the days that followed, including 17-year-old Kyle Rittenhouse." Reuters (1/5) reports that Graveley "found police officer Rusten Sheskey acted in self- defense while shooting Blake seven times at close range, s

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d on the story. Arbery, Rittenhouse Cases Spotlight Self-Defense and Vigilantism ABC News (11/26, Alfonseca) reported that the verdicts in favor of Kyle Rittenhouse and against the men accused of killing Ahmaud Arbery have shone a renewed spotlight on vigilantism and self-defense in America. According to the ar

cent duster involved seven people infected while playing the dice game bunco; and Rhode Island, whose governor has pledged to fine violators.... In Maine, as in other states, case investigators are seeing a new and related pattern: People who are infected list more dose contacts than they did earlier

her leaders, including Russia's Vladimir Putin and North Korea's Kim Jong Un, still have not done so. (Rick Noack) • The lawyer for Kenosha shooter Kyle Rittenhouse, a teenager charged with killing two Black Lives Matters protesters, urged supporters on Twitter to "dust off those Second Amendment rights" and no