In an interview with Hannity, Donald John admits that he'll abuse his power on Day 1 if re-elected and reiterates the idea when pressed and an Alabama deputy is the subject of a petition calling for her dismissal after a viral video depicts her sadistically tasering a man who was changing a tire on the side of the road after he's handcuffed and bent over the hood of her cruiser.
A frustrated 22 year-old dance instructor calls out the parents of her 5-6 year old students for allowing them to be disrespectful to authority and exposing them to twerking and lewd music which they then emulate and request in her classes and an IDF spokesperson says 2 civilians killed for every HAMAS fighter killed is a "positive ratio" in Palestine conflict.
Parents of a Cheyenne, Wyoming 8 year-old sue after the special needs 2nd grader was aggressively pinned down by school resource officer and a US warship responds after 3 commercial ships attacked in the Red Sea.
Roderick and Solange MacArthur Justice Center Director, Cliff Johnson, on the center's survey showing that two-thirds of Mississippi counties have grand juries that meet two or three times a year which contributes to long pretrial detentions in the state's county jails and how the state has no time limit on how long a person can be jailed without being indicted.
Exclusive interview with Christine Dallas, mother of Jawan Dallas, who died after being tasered in and beaten an encounter with Mobile police who were investigating a burglary in progress and Donald John garners support from the founder of BLM, Inc. (a non-Black Lives Matter Movement affiliated group out of Maryland) and reignites the debate of party loyalty and revisionist history.
Donald John's legal team says he never swore to "support the Constitution" in response to an attempt to have him thrown off the presidential ballot in Colorado in 2024. Colorado's Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal on a lawsuit filed by the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, a watchdog group arguing that Donald John's actions on January 6, 2021 violated Section Three of the 14th Amendment and he should be prohibited from running for president again.
Three 20 year-old Palestinian students shot on their way to a family dinner on Saturday, November 25, 2023 by Jason J. Eaton of Burlington, Vermont. Eaton was charged with three counts of second-degree attempted murder but not with committing a hate crime.
A look at administrative detention, a practice that allows Israel to jail Palestinians indefinitely without charge or trial and Jason J. Eaton pleads not guilty to three counts of second-degree attempted murder in the shooting of three Palestinian students in Burlington, Vermont.
Gaza releases hostages in exchange for prisoners being held by Israel and a ceasefire agreement and a Jewish scholar Norman Finkelstein characterizes Hamas fighters as "concentration camp inmates".
Major advertisers' mass exodus from X continues after Elon Musk's comments in agreement to an anti-Semitic post on his social media platform and a recap of a pair of executions in Texas and Alabama.
The 20 year-old who wounded 4 Walmart shoppers in Beavercreek, Ohio is identified by officials as Benjamin Charles Jones, who is reported to have taken his own life after wounding three female and one male in the same Walmart where officers shot and killed John Crawford III after he picked up an unboxed BB gun that was for sale in the store in 2014.
Diddy is accused of assault, rape, and sex trafficking in a lawsuit brought by his ex-girlfriend Cassie and an officer involved in the raid that resulted in the killing of Breonna Taylor has a hung jury and a woman in Charlotte assaulted outside of a Bojangles restaurant by a group of Charlotte PD officers after she was seen smoking cannabis.
The search for a solution continues in the conflict between Israel and Hamas as violence in the West Bank continues to escalate with at least 172 Palestinians killed there since the October 7 attack, 46 of them children.
The U.S. Army was part of the event at the Buffalo Soldiers Museum in honor of the soldiers where an announcement was made stating clemency was granted for 110 Black soldiers convicted in the Houston Riots of 1917. Nineteen soldiers were executed by hanging, the largest mass execution of American soldiers ever carried out by the US Army.
US Army Veteran, Sgt. 1st Class (Ret.) Michael W. Tiggett recounts his experience at the Armed Forces Retirement Home in Gulfport, MS which he describes as blatant violations of his civil rights by federal employees and the family of Dexter Wade was denied the opportunity to attend the exhumation of his body after they were not notified for months of his death at the hands of an off duty police officer.
Shootouts following car-jackings on highways in Houston and Birmingham cap off another violent weekend and a look at House Speaker Mike Johnson's lack of a financial footprint as House Republicans in the so-called "Freedom Caucus" reject his proposal to avert a government shutdown.
Ahead of Veterans' Day and in the wake of the US' allies at war on two fronts (Ukraine, Israel), Veterans and parents weigh in on if they would you recommend to a Graduating Senior going into a branch of the military.
Yusef Salaam of the Exonerated Five is elected to New York City Council and reactions to the "Banana Republican" Debate, skipped again by Donald John.
Strong reactions to elections after a contentious Governor's race in Mississippi saw the incumbent remain in office, despite being implicated in the largest welfare fraud case in the state's history, and several wins for women's reproductive rights in other states.
Voters head to the polls to decide several state-wide and local elections including Governor, Secretary of State, and Attorney General of Mississippi.
Several of Mississippi's candidates stress the importance of their statewide races and urge voters to get out to the polls on Election Day 2023.
Public Service Commissioner and Democratic Candidate for Governor, Brandon Presley, on the first and only Gubernatorial debate of the 2023 election season. Presley calls out Governor Tate Reeves on his "scripted" performance and highlights the corruption that has highlighted his administration.
MS Democratic Party Chair, Representative Cheikh Taylor (D, Dist.38) weighs in on the first and only Mississippi Gubernatorial Debate between Governor Tate Reeves and Commissioner Brandon Presley.
FBI Director Christopher Wray warns of an elevated terror threat level in the wake of the war in Israel and reactions to the rise in the infant mortality rate in the US and "maternity care deserts".
Questioning the assertion that there is a direct correlation between poverty stricken communities and crime in light of a rise in violent crimes among young people and a heavily armed 20 year-old was found dead in a Colorado amusement park of a suspected self-inflicted wound.
Robert Card found dead of a suspected self-inflicted gunshot wound after killing 18 people and holding 700 miles of Maine in perpetual terror with it being locked down for over 48 hours.
Exclusive interview with Jeffrey O'Keefe on the movie "The Burial" which depicts the events around his father, Jerry O'Keefe's multimillion dollar lawsuit in the 1990s against a corporate behemoth and the relationship with attorney Willie Gary that grew out of the case.
Maine officials search for Robert Card, a firearms instructor and Army Reservist, who is a suspect in the killings of 18 people and wounding of 13 others after a mass shootings at a bowling alley and restaurant. Six men and one woman were killed at Sparetime Recreation, the site of the first shooting, seven men were killed inside Schemengees Bar & Grille, and another was fatally shot outside the restaurant.
Public Service Commissioner and Democratic Candidate for Governor of Mississippi, Brandon Presley interviewed and the most recent nomination for Speaker of the House of Representatives, Louisiana Representative Mike Johnson, led an amicus brief with 125 fellow House members supporting a lawsuit to throw out election results in swing states that voted for Biden; the Supreme Court rejected the effort.
A tearful Jenna Ellis, the pro-Trump lawyer who amplified Donald John's baseless claims of election fraud as part of what she called a legal “elite strike force team,” pleaded guilty as part of a deal with prosecutors in Georgia.
