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Senators Push Federal Regulator to Prove School Bus Safety Data Is Accurate

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By Topher Sanders, Willoughby Mariano Verified
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Two leading Democrats on the U.S. Senate committee that oversees transportation safety pressed the nation’s regulator of buses on Wednesday to provide proof it can detect troubled private companies that provide services to schools and municipalities. The letter, from Sens. Maria Cantwell, D-Wash., and Ed Markey, D-Mass., of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, adds weight to concerns voiced by elected officials about federal regulations and Transdev.
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Trump’s DOJ Said Police Reform Was “Factually Unjustified.” A New Report Shows Otherwise.

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By Topher Sanders, Harsh Pandey
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Trump’s DOJ Said Police Reform Was “Factually Unjustified.” A New Report Shows Otherwise.

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By Topher Sanders
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Last year, when the Trump Justice Department dropped its oversight of troubled police departments in cities such as Louisville, Kentucky, and Minneapolis, it argued that the reform efforts were “factually unjustified.” But according to a new report by the American Civil Liberties Union, officers in those places were continuing to engage in the very behaviors that attracted federal scrutiny in the first place, including using excessive — and dangerous — force against people experiencing mental...
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