George Nyavor

  • Kevin Liles and Def Jam Face Lawsuit Alleging Sexual Assault Under Gender-Motivated Violence Law

    Veteran music executive Kevin Liles is facing a new sexual assault lawsuit filed by a Jane Doe, who alleges that Liles harassed and raped her during her employment at Def Jam Recordings between 1999 and 2002. The lawsuit also names Def Jam and its parent company, Universal Music Group (UMG), accusing them of negligence and…

  • Parolee Accused of Raping Teen Just One Month After Prison Release

    A 29-year-old parolee, Casmine Aska, who was recently released after serving eight years for sexually assaulting a 9-year-old boy and throwing him off a rooftop, is now facing charges for allegedly raping a 15-year-old girl in a Bronx stairwell. The shocking incident occurred just one month after Aska’s release from prison, raising serious questions about…

  • Suspect Who Beat Up Nurse in Brutal Hospital Attack Faces Hate Crime Enhancement

    A Florida man accused of brutally attacking a nurse, leaving her with life-altering injuries, is now facing a potential hate crime enhancement in addition to attempted murder charges. Stephen Scantlebury, 33, allegedly assaulted the nurse at HCA Florida Palms West Hospital on Tuesday afternoon, causing devastating injuries. According to an affidavit, “essentially every bone in…

  • Graduate Sues Hartford Schools, Says She Was Never Taught to Read or Write

    A Connecticut college student has filed a lawsuit against the Hartford Board of Education and the City of Hartford, alleging that systemic negligence in the school district left her unable to read or write despite graduating with honors. Aleysha Ortiz, 19, claims in her $3 million lawsuit that Hartford Public Schools failed to provide her…

  • Chief Justice Roberts Halts Court Order Requiring Release of Federal Foreign Aid Funds

    U.S. Chief Justice John Roberts issued an emergency stay on Wednesday, February 26, 2025, temporarily blocking a district court order that required the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) to release over $1 billion in foreign aid by midnight. The ruling delays the impact of a temporary restraining order (TRO) issued by Judge Amir Ali…

  • Attorney Ben Crump To Fight For Justice For Inmate Who Died at Shelby County Jail

    The mother of Ramon McGhee, a man who died in custody at the Shelby County Jail, has filed a federal lawsuit alleging severe neglect by jail staff. Civil rights attorney Ben Crump has been retained by the family to seek justice for McGhee, who was found unresponsive in his cell at 201 Poplar on January…

  • Young Man Charged in 14 Murders Over 14 Months, Facing Multiple Counts

    Authorities in Birmingham, Alabama, have charged 22-year-old Damien McDaniel in connection with 14 murders spanning a 14-month period. His alleged crimes accounted for 8.6% of all violent deaths in the city last year, marking one of the most extensive murder cases in Birmingham’s recent history. McDaniel remains in custody without bond as investigations continue, reports…

  • Trump Reinstates HBCU Scholars Program Following Backlash Over Suspension

    The Trump administration has reinstated the 1890 National Scholars Program, a federal scholarship supporting students at historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs). The move follows widespread criticism over its abrupt suspension last week. The program, which funds students pursuing degrees in agriculture-related fields, resumed accepting applications on Tuesday, February 25, 2025, as confirmed by the…

  • 5 Ways You Can Get to the United States Under Trump

    The United States has long been a beacon of opportunity for people around the world, offering a chance to build a better life, pursue education, or reunite with family. However, under the administration of President Donald J. Trump, immigration policies have undergone significant changes, making it more challenging—but not impossible—to enter the country. For African…

  • Prosecutor Declines to Charge Georgia Deputy in Fatal Shooting of Previously Exonerated Man

    A Georgia prosecutor has announced that no criminal charges will be filed against Camden County Sheriff’s Staff Sgt. Buck Aldridge in the fatal shooting of Leonard Allen Cure, a previously exonerated man, during an October 2023 traffic stop. The decision, made by Brunswick Judicial Circuit District Attorney Keith Higgins, has sparked criticism from civil rights…