HeyJaredLas Vegas Review-Journal
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Aug 20, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Yakima Herald-Republic
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- Jul 21, 2026
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Opinion: Will we ever see the footage from ICE body cams? (opens the original)
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The good news is that Immigration and Customs Enforcement is preparing to provide officers with body cameras over the next few months. The bad news is that agency officials donât sound enthusiastic about actually releasing any video. ICE has been embroiled in controversy for most of President Donald Trumpâs second term, as opponents of securing the nationâs borders object to the tactics used by agents as they apprehend those in the country illegally. Body cameras could provide some measure
Opinion: A chance to strengthen Fourth Amendment protections (opens the original)
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Dozens of states accommodate a massive exception to the Fourth Amendment guarantees in the Bill of Rights. A recent case in Pennsylvania highlights the injustice and should provide impetus for legislative reform in other state capitols. The Bill of Rights protects American citizens from âunreasonable searches and seizuresâ and demands that government agents secure a warrant âbased upon probable causeâ before embarking on such intrusions. Yet in 1924, the Supreme Court blew a gaping hole
Opinion: The DSA platform carries a strong stench of 1917 (opens the original)
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The Democratic Socialists of America are having a moment, with candidates winning Democratic congressional primaries in New York and Colorado. Given the demographics of these districts, some will certainly be elected to the House in November. Sympathetic Democrats often argue that these folks simply want to import a Nordic-style welfare state to the United States. In fact, the partyâs agenda is far more radical, as many of its most vocal proponents speak longingly about Marx and Mao. But donâ
Opinion: The Pentagon wants to withhold more information. Bad idea (opens the original)
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The Pentagon has a well-deserved reputation for erring on the side of secrecy when classifying documents. Now it wants even more power to hide information from the American taxpayer. CBS News reports that Defense Department officials are asking Congress to âcreate a new section of federal law allowing the defense secretary to exempt certain âcontrolled unclassified informationâ ⦠from disclosure under the Freedom of Information Act.â The category of âcontrolled unclassified informati
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