President Donald Trump announced his decision to pardon all 1,500-plus individuals who were charged in the Jan. 6, 2021, U.S. Capitol attack, utilizing his broad clemency powers on his first day back in office. This move effectively dismantles the largest investigation and prosecution in Justice Department history, marking a significant shift in the handling of this high-profile case. The decision to pardon all individuals involved in the Capitol attack has sparked controversy and raised concerns about accountability and justice in the aftermath of the event.
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With execution hours away, Alabama inmate wants lethal injection to go forward: “An eye for an eye”
James Osgood, a 55-year-old inmate on Alabama's death row, is set to be executed by lethal injection on Thursday, having abandoned his appeals due to his belief in an "eye for an eye" and acknowledgment of his guilt in the 2010 murder of Tracy Lynn Brown. He expressed regret for his actions and does not wish to be associated with anti-death penalty protests, stating he prefers to complete his sentence rather than continue living in...
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