Ohio Republican J.R. Majewski, who's based his congressional campaign around his military service, says the Air Force punished him for getting into a fight. Military documents obtained by AP give a different account, citing drunken driving on an air base. https://t.co/ivEePD6uXx
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Sentenced to 40 years, Biden’s marijuana pardons left him behind // A protest is set to advocate for the estimated 2,800 people who are in federal prison for cannabis-related convictions #BidenRelease420Prisoners
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Biden's pardons freed no one.
"We’re asking for all federal cannabis prisoners in part b/c that’s what Biden promised,” Jason Ortiz of @ssdpofficial tells @A_Lekhtman.
Monday's rally is withj @lastprisonerprj & hip hop artists Redman & M-1 of dead prez:
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Youth in Iran are risking their lives to call for the end of the Islamic Republic.
"In response, the Iranian authorities have used horrific forms of force, including live ammunition, in order to kill these children," says @RahaBahreini of @amnesty.
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.@RahaBahreini of @amnesty says the ongoing protests in Iran are "very youthful in nature."
"Schoolchildren and young university students have been visibly present in protests calling for an end to the Islamic Republic system."
https://t.co/qZQX9WDUFS
A massive fire engulfed parts of Iran's infamous Evin prison Saturday in Tehran, killing at least eight people and injuring dozens of others. https://t.co/GdnNO0cwaz
People in Iran "no longer want to tolerate a theocracy," says exiled Iranian human rights lawyer and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Shirin Ebadi. "They want a democracy and they want secularism."
Hundreds of people in Iran Wednesday cheered the return of Elnaz Rekabi, a female rock climber who drew international headlines when she joined a competition in South Korea without wearing a headscarf. https://t.co/4mcbqBGJ6O
Young women across Iran are risking their lives protesting the country's morality police following the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini, explains Iranian American journalist @NegarMortazavi, who says the protests represent an unprecedented "collective pushback" against the state.
Iranian American professor Narges Bajoghli explains how the mass protests in Iran over the death of Kurdish 22-year-old Mahsa Amini have bridged ethnic divides across the country.
Iranian protesters who took to the streets for #MahsaAmini are also "calling for an end to the Islamic Republic system and for Iran's transition to a political system that respects their fundamental rights and freedoms," says @RahaBahreini of @amnesty.
Iranian women burning their hijabs to protest the police killing of #MahsaAmini should not be confused with Islamophobic anti-hijab sentiments in the Western context, says writer @hodakatebi.
"What we're seeing is actually women rising up and burning symbols of the state."
Women protesters in Iran are demanding justice for #MahsaAmini, the abolition of the morality police who killed her, and "all the systems that uphold it and the state as well," says Iranian American writer @hodakatebi.