Supreme Court will not evaluate Meta’s responsibility for the radicalization of the Charleston church shooter.
The Supreme Court announced on Monday that it will not address whether Meta should be held liable for radicalizing Dylan Roof, the self-identified white nationalist who carried out a mass shooting. This decision effectively sidesteps another confrontation over Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which offers tech companies substantial immunity against legal actions related […]
Charleston and the Southeast at risk of flash floods due to persistent front causing heavy rainfall
A cold front, moving slowly eastward, is set to drench much of the South and Southeast on Friday, providing some protection for the East Coast against direct hits from Hurricane Erin. However, the front could also lead to flash flooding as it progresses. This front is expected to push towards the Gulf Coast by Friday, […]
Biotech company leader takes legal action against Uber following attack by undocumented driver in Charleston
Biotech CEO Sues Uber Following Violent Assault by Driver The CEO of TC Biopharm, Bryan Kobel, has taken legal action against Uber after he was violently attacked by an illegal immigrant driver in downtown Charleston, South Carolina. This incident occurred in April and was recorded on camera, showing the driver assaulting Kobel and causing significant […]
Judge dismisses Charleston climate lawsuit aimed at energy companies
Judge Dismisses Charleston’s Climate Lawsuit Against Energy Companies A South Carolina judge dismissed a case from the City of Charleston against several energy companies, citing that the court lacks jurisdiction to pursue climate change-related lawsuits under state law. Judge Roger Young expressed concerns that such cases could set a precedent for extensive legal actions linked […]
South Carolina Group Files Lawsuit Against Charleston City School Board Over Removal of Statues
A group focused on preserving southern Charleston’s history is taking legal action against local authorities and the school board. They want to reinstate statues of Vice President John C. Calhoun and Confederate General Robert E. Lee, which were removed during the Black Lives Matter movement in 2020-2021. Brett Barry, president of the American Heritage Association […]
South Carolina police pursue an excavator in North Charleston
In South Carolina, police engaged in a rather unusual chase, following a piece of construction equipment on the highway for over an hour at a pace that resembled an average walking speed. According to police reports, the chase reached a top speed of just 3 mph early on Sunday morning. An officer noted seeing a […]
South Carolina State Sen. Matt Leber Continues Fight to Uphold Constitution in Charleston
South Carolina Sen. Matt Leber (R) continues his fight to pledge to local officials to follow existing laws after overturning the county councillor's decision to do so and informed Breitbart News that this was “the cutting edge of the culture war at this point.” Joining Saturday Breitbart News Along with Washington Director Matt Boyle, Leber […]
Biden tells Charleston, SC church ‘I’m not going anywhere’ on last day in office
“I'm not going anywhere,” President Biden told churchgoers in South Carolina on Sunday, vowing to remain in public life after leaving the White House. On his last full day in office, Biden traveled to Charleston, South Carolina, to speak at the Royal Missionary Baptist Church in an early celebration of Martin Luther King Day. On […]
Biden to visit Royal Missionary Baptist Church in Charleston for last trip as president
On Sunday, the day before President-elect Trump's inauguration, President Biden will attend a service at the Royal Missionary Baptist Church in Charleston, South Carolina, in his final visit as president. The president is scheduled to give a speech about Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy on Monday at a service commemorating Martin Luther King Jr. Day. […]
WV Gov. Jim Justice to delay US Senate swearing-in, averting brief bedlam in Charleston
West Virginia Republican Governor Jim Justice He announced that he would delay his swearing-in in the Senate to prevent Charleston from having four governors in 10 days due to a change in legislative leadership. As a result, the Republican Party's Senate majority will temporarily remain at two seats instead of three. Justice hinted at such […]