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U.S. Department of State Targets Support Network of Brazilian Judge Alexandre de Moraes with New Sanctions

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Washington, D.C. — The U.S. Department of State has announced the imposition of sanctions targeting a network associated with Brazilian Judge Alexandre de Moraes, emphasizing the importance of judicial independence and the rule of law in Brazil. The decision is part of broader efforts to hold accountable entities involved in undermining democratic institutions globally. These sanctions come amid rising tensions surrounding Moraes’ role in various high-profile cases, including those related to political corruption and misinformation. The Department of State has highlighted that Judge Moraes has been instrumental in upholding the integrity of Brazil’s electoral process … Read more

Charge Against Loretto City Manager Jesse Turner Dismissed: A Journey Through Allegations and Community Support

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Loretto, Tennessee — A misconduct charge against City Manager Jesse Turner was officially retired in Lawrence County Circuit Court on Sept. 18, following an indictment by a grand jury in June. The charge stemmed from an investigation by the Tennessee Comptroller’s Office concerning work done on a septic tank at Turner’s Leoma residence. The investigation began after reports that two city employees had improperly disposed of wastewater from Turner’s septic tank onto his property while also replacing a malfunctioning pump. According to state regulations, sewage cannot be disposed of on private land, and individuals must … Read more

Support Independent Journalism: Join Democracy Now!’s Community of Monthly Donors Today!

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New York, New York — Nearly three decades after its debut, Democracy Now! continues to stand as a beacon of independent journalism amidst a media landscape often dominated by commercial interests. The program aims to provide accurate and thought-provoking news that challenges mainstream narratives. As it celebrates its long-standing commitment to delivering global news, the organization is reaching out to its supporters to promote monthly donations. Monthly contributions are increasingly vital for the organization, accounting for over 20 percent of its annual revenue. The plea for financial support reflects the ongoing need for independent media … Read more

Ozarks Celebrates National Policewoman Day with Heartfelt Tributes and Community Support

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Springfield, Missouri — In honor of National Policewoman Day, law enforcement personnel across the Ozarks celebrated the vital contributions of women in policing. Observed annually on September 12, this day highlights the role of female officers who serve with dedication and professionalism. Local police departments organized various events to recognize the achievements and sacrifices of their female colleagues. Springfield’s Police Department hosted a ceremony where leaders spoke about the significance of women in law enforcement and their impact on community safety. Officers shared personal stories illustrating the challenges and triumphs experienced throughout their careers. Women … Read more