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Survivor of Fatal Canoe Accident in Connecticut Faces Charges
Fox News reports that a college student, the sole survivor of a canoe incident, faces charges after a tragic event that left another student dead. Michael Collins, 20, from Mineola, New York, has been charged
Senator Tillis Stipulates Meeting with Epstein Survivors for Blanche’s Nomination
During a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, Senator Thom Tillis from North Carolina set a stipulation for Todd Blanche’s nomination as attorney general. Tillis is a key vote in moving Blanche’s nomination forward, and he asked
President Trump Dismisses Newly Appointed U.S. Prosecutor in Seattle
President Donald Trump dismissed the newly appointed top U.S. prosecutor in Seattle less than an hour after the appointment was finalized by federal judges. This action underscores ongoing tensions between the administration and the judiciary
Family of Teen Found Dead After Boat Trip Seeks Answers
The family of Nolan Wells, an 18-year-old Black teenager who was discovered dead after a boat outing off the Mississippi coast on July 4th, is collaborating with local prosecutors to scrutinize the information on his
Supreme Court’s Originalism Approach to Gun Laws
Linda Greenhouse, the recipient of a 1998 Pulitzer Prize, reported on the Supreme Court for The Times from 1978 to 2008. She examines a significant event from a recent Supreme Court term that has not
Idaho Mother Charged with Killing Twins, Prosecutor Highlights Suffocation Evidence
Andrea Shaw faces charges for the murder of her twin children, aged 18 months, in Payette, Idaho. Shaw has publicly attributed the deaths to vaccines administered to the children. However, during a court hearing held
California Death Row Inmate Dies After Long Wait
A prisoner on California’s death row, sentenced for the 1979 murder of his pregnant wife, has died after over 45 years behind bars. Jerry T. Bunyard passed away on July 10 at the California State
E. Jean Carroll Secures $5 Million Judgment Against Donald Trump
E. Jean Carroll Receives Payment Following Court Ruling E. Jean Carroll has successfully received her $5 million judgment from former President Donald Trump, over three years after a jury held him accountable for both sexual
Fat Leonard’s Exclusive Interview from Prison
Democracy Dies in Darkness In an exclusive interview, Leonard Glenn Francis, better known as Fat Leonard, shared with The Post his extraordinary tale of escape and a pursuit for a presidential pardon. Now back behind
Judge Allows E. Jean Carroll to Collect $5.8 Million from Trump After Verdict
A federal judge has ruled that writer E. Jean Carroll can collect $5.8 million awarded to her after a jury determined that former President Donald Trump sexually abused and defamed her. The ruling came on