Prosecutors won't seek death penalty for alleged El Paso Walmart shooter

No death penalty

The Justice Department said in a brief court filing Tuesday that it will not seek the death penalty in the case against the alleged shooter who killed 19 at an El Paso, Texas, Walmart in 2019. The Justice Department did not say why it isn't seeking the death penalty.

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Husband charged with murder of missing Massachusetts mom of 3: Prosecutors

Charged with murder

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Pentagon’s top general meets Ukrainians training with U.S. troops

U.S. general visit

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Justice in the Senate? West Virginia governor 'very interested' in challenging Joe Manchin

Pursuing Senate bid?

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North Carolina man charged with fatally shooting wife in their home, reportedly with their children inside

NC man kills wife

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Missouri Democrats say House dress code debate a distraction

Dress code debate

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Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee introduces bill criminalizing some forms of 'hate speech'

Sheila on hate speech

Texas Democrat Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee's new bill targeting White supremacy criminalizes hate speech, raising serious constitutionality questions about the legislation.