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As Donald Trump faces a critical deadline in his legal battle, the possibility of his assets being seized looms large if he fails to meet the financial obligations arising from a civil fraud lawsuit in New York. Here’s an in-depth look at the situation and its potential implications for Trump’s business empire. Deadline Looms Trump…
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In a chilling case that has shocked Ohio, Deborah “Debbie” Lynn Frazier, 36, has pleaded guilty to a series of crimes, including murder, tampering with evidence, and gross abuse of a corpse. The case revolves around the tragic murder of Thomas Waddell, with Frazier orchestrating a complex scheme to cover up her heinous act. Waddell,…
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A third former Mississippi police officer, Daniel Opdyke, aged 28, has been sentenced to 17.5 years in prison for his involvement in the torture of two black men in their own home. This incident, which occurred in January 2023, led to the prosecution of six officers. Michael Jenkins and Eddie Parker were subjected to beatings,…
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As former President Donald Trump navigates legal challenges on multiple fronts, the spotlight shines on two critical battlegrounds: New York and Georgia. With significant developments unfolding in both jurisdictions, Trump’s legal team is engaged in fierce battles that could shape his political and financial future. New York Financial Fraud Case In the heart of Manhattan,…
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Georgia is preparing to execute its first inmate in over four years, despite pleas from the condemned man’s attorneys citing concerns over his intellectual disability and troubled upbringing.
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A homeowner in Flushing, Queens, found herself in a legal tangle after squatters took over her $1.2 million property, leading to her arrest when she attempted to reclaim her residence. Adele Andaloro, who inherited the house from her family and had it up for sale, discovered that squatters had unlawfully occupied the property in February,…
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A judge has granted Donald Trump and his co-defendants permission to appeal his previous ruling regarding Fani Willis remaining as the prosecutor in the Georgia election subversion case. Judge Scott McAfee ruled that Willis could continue her role if a prosecutor she had a romantic relationship with resigned from the case. The case revolves around…
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R. Kelly’s legal team presented their case to an appeals court in Manhattan on Monday, seeking to overturn the R&B superstar’s 2021 convictions or secure a new trial. The focus of their argument lies in the use of racketeering charges, which they claim were unfairly applied and could set a precedent for broader interpretation. Attorney…
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In an incident that sparked outrage and discussions about racial discrimination, an Applebee’s manager in Picayune, Mississippi, made headlines for calling the police on a Black employee who arrived early to his shift. The incident came to light during a segment on the show “Indisputable” hosted by Dr. Rashad Richey and Sharon Reed. The discussion…
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Eddie Parker and Michael Jenkins, both Black men, endured months of disbelief as they attempted to recount the harrowing violence and torture inflicted upon them by six White law enforcement officers. The culmination of their ordeal resulted in Jenkins being shot in the mouth. Now, over a year later, justice may finally be within reach…
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