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Austin’s Police Chief Called It ‘Suicide by Police.’ Civil Rights Lawyers Aren’t Buying It.

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By Phenix S. Halley
| The Root Verified
The last call Anthoneil Williams II made was to Austin police. The 17-year-old reported that someone in the area had a gun, but within minutes of officers arriving, the unarmed Black teen was shot dead. According to the Austin Police Department, officers found Williams alone near a local playground in the early morning of July 24. He reportedly matched the description the caller gave during the 911 call. Officers said they approached him, telling him to keep his hands up.
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Haitian Immigrant’s Family Takes On the Feds After Her Death Was Ruled a Homicide

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By Phenix S. Halley
| The Root Verified
The family of Daphy Michel, the 31-year-old Haitian immigrant who froze to death at a Pittsburgh bus shelter days after Immigration and Customs Enforcement released her from custody, is taking legal action against the federal government — escalating scrutiny of how the agency treats vulnerable people it decides to let go.
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Trump Is Coming for Lisa Cook Again — This Time With a New Legal Playbook

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By Phenix S. Halley
| The Root Verified
It seems President Donald Trump isn’t done with Lisa Cook. Just weeks after the Supreme Court blocked his attempt to remove the Federal Reserve governor, Trump is reviving his campaign against the Black woman, signaling that his battle with one of the Fed’s most outspoken policymakers is far from over. The White House formally notified Cook that Trump is once again considering removing her from the Federal Reserve Board, according to CNBC.
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