## For years she thought her son had died of an overdose. The police video changed all that

Authored by apnews.com

From the police officers at the scene and their commanders to prosecutors and medical examiners, the system shields officers from scrutiny.

Many more people have died after police subdued them than the American public knows.

- The AP found that over a decade, more than 1,000 people died after police subdued them with physical force that is not supposed to be lethal.

- New details open fresh wounds for a mother who had believed her son died of an overdose.

As she sped to Turner’s apartment on that warm humid night in August 2017, Goodwin called and alerted her husband, Brian, and older son, Dustin.

When she arrived, Goodwin found her son gasping for breath on the linoleum of his kitchen floor.

She peered inside: Her son seemed like he was unconscious, with a strange sort of mask pulled over his head. »

### Court stops Pennsylvania counties from throwing out mail-in votes over incorrect envelope dates

Authored by abcnews.go.com

A state court is halting enforcement of a requirement that voters include accurate, handwritten dates on envelopes used to submit mail-in ballots.

They had argued the Pennsylvania Supreme Court had “already rejected similar arguments regarding the constitutionality of and the meaningless underlying the dating provisions" in prior cases regarding envelope dates, Ceisler wrote.

The ACLU of Pennsylvania, which helped represent the plaintiffs, hailed the decision as a win for voters and democracy. »

### Trump Calls Journalists “Enemy Of The People” During Pennsylvania Rally Minutes Before Man Storms Into Media Section

Authored by vanityfair.com

Less than ten minutes before, the former president called journalists the “enemy of the people.”.

“I have to be happy about that,” the Republican presidential nominee began, "because they truly are the enemy of the people.

As the incident was unfolding near the media section, Trump was again critiquing how the press is covering the 2024 election. »

### Michigan added 940,000 homes worth of renewable energy in 2023

Authored by midwesttoday.com

In 2023, the state added substantial amounts of solar and wind power, bolstering its role as a leader in renewable energy development.

This expansion will continue to enhance Michigan’s renewable energy capabilities, providing even more clean power to its residents and helping to meet the state’s ambitious renewable energy goals.

By increasing its renewable energy capacity, Michigan not only supports environmental sustainability but also enhances energy security and stimulates local economies. »

### Bed bugs found inside Chromebook laptops for Durham students

Authored by wral.com

Bed bugs are known as disgusting insects no one wants in their homes, but the parents of some Durham students say bed bugs are showing up inside their kids' laptops.

A spokesperson from Durham Public Schools (DPS) said the laptops were issued during freshman orientation before classes began on Aug. 26.

According to Terminix pest control, bed bugs can hide in the tiny gaps and openings of laptops and other electronics, although they will eventually leave to seek out a blood host. »

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