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CRIME

Kellen Winslow II's Appeal for Reduced Prison Sentence Denied by Court

Tuesday, Jan 07

Kellen Winslow II's attempt to reduce his 14-year prison sentence has been denied by the California Court of Appeal, citing procedural bars.

OPINION & EDITORIALS

Trump's Call for Pardons for January 6 Defendants Sparks Controversy

Tuesday, Jan 07

An opinion piece discusses President Trump's proposal to pardon January 6 defendants amid claims of harsh treatment in judicial processes.

WORLD NEWS

Bulldozers Symbolize Controversial Justice in Modi's India

Tuesday, Jan 07

Explore how bulldozers are used as symbols of divisive justice in Modi's India, targeting Muslim communities under the BJP's governance.

POLITICS

Tupac Shakur Murder Suspect 'Keffe D' Files Motion to Dismiss Charges Due to Long Delay

Tuesday, Jan 07

Duane 'Keffe D' Davis seeks dismissal of Tupac Shakur murder charges, citing extensive delays and alleged violations of his rights in a filed motion.

POLITICS

Iran Sentences 54 Political Prisoners to Death Amidst Human Rights Concerns

Tuesday, Jan 07

Iran has sentenced 54 individuals, including political prisoners, to death, raising significant human rights concerns.

POLITICS

Antioch Police Department in California Agrees to Reform Amid Racist Text Scandal

Tuesday, Jan 07

The Antioch Police Department in California agrees to reforms following a scandal involving racist and sexist text messages among its officers.

POLITICS

Pope Francis Appoints Cardinal McElroy as Washington’s New Archbishop

Tuesday, Jan 07

Pope Francis has appointed Cardinal Robert McElroy as Washington's archbishop, marking a shift toward social justice and inclusivity in the Catholic Church.

POLITICS

Analyzing Presidential Pardons: Equality in Justice or Selective Accountability?

Tuesday, Jan 07

Exploring if presidential pardons highlight equal justice or favor a privileged few, focusing on Hunter Biden's recent pardon by President Biden.

POLITICS

Minneapolis Enters Consent Decree for Major Police Reforms Following George Floyd's Murder

Monday, Jan 06

Minneapolis has agreed to a consent decree with the DOJ to reform its police department in response to George Floyd's murder, focusing on excess force and racial bias.