The Daily Populous

Some fans appreciate that they use their platforms, others bash them, commanding them to "just stick to music."

Serj Tankian gets both — but he questions whether the anti-political System of a Down fans have paid attention to their lyrics at all.

"I've always explained music like pizza — some people like the crust, some people like the cheese, some people like the topping," Tankian began. »

Raoul is a first-term Democrat who’s just the second black man to serve as the state’s top elected law enforcement officer.

He’s continued the office’s legal effort to put a consent decree in place for the Chicago Police Department.

And that’s the element he now says would have the most impact: Have the state license police officers the same way it licenses physicians, pharmacists and hairdressers. »

France says it has killed the leader of al-Qaeda in north Africa, Abdelmalek Droukdel, in an operation in Mali.

Defence Minister Florence Parly said Droukdel along with members of his inner circle had been killed in the north of the country on Wednesday.

French forces had also captured a senior Islamic State group commander in Mali in an operation in May, she said. »

and Rep. Ayanna Pressley Ayanna PressleyWarren, Pressley introduce bill to make it a crime for police officers to deny medical care to people in custody Minority caucuses call for quick action on police reform Democrats call for Congress to take action following death of George Floyd MORE (D-Mass.)

announced Friday they will introduce a bill that would hold law enforcement officers criminally liable for not providing medical care to people in their custody.

The two Massachusetts lawmakers will bring forth the Andrew Kearse Accountability for Denial of Medical Care Act, named after Andrew Kearse. »