Man charged with the death of a 7-month-old girl in a stroller admitted he targeted her father with a gun, according to court documents.
A 21-year-old man, Amri Green, is accused of fatally shooting a 7-month-old girl in Brooklyn while aiming for her father. According to court papers, Green admitted to targeting Jamari Patterson during a botched traffic stop last week, firing from his scooter in East Williamsburg. The baby, Kaori Patterson-Moore, had just begun to say “mama” when […]
Woman who smiled in court receives 28 years for killing her father
Washington Woman Sentenced for Father’s Murder A woman from Washington state has been sentenced to nearly 30 years in prison for the murder of her father, a crime that prosecutors indicated involved weeks of planning. Alyssa Bradburn, 33, received a 340-month sentence in Spokane County Superior Court after being found guilty of first-degree murder along […]
Suspected drug dealer arrives at Long Island court wearing a very noticeable hoodie
Unusual Court Appearance A Long Island restaurant worker found himself in court, making quite the statement with his attire. Andres Cabrera-Sanchez, just 25 years old, showed up in a hoodie featuring a pot leaf and the phrase “Roll Up.” This was certainly a bold choice, given the serious nature of the charges he faces. Cabrera-Sanchez […]
Supreme Court Justice Experienced Unrevealed Health Issue and Was Hospitalized
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito Hospitalized After Illness Justice Samuel Alito of the Supreme Court experienced health issues during a Federalist Society dinner on March 20, leading to his hospitalization in Philadelphia. This situation wasn’t disclosed at the time. At 76, Alito was treated for dehydration and released the same evening, according to a statement […]
This Supreme Court case might determine the future of citizenship in the United States.
Supreme Court Weighs Birthright Citizenship Challenge Recently, the Supreme Court engaged in a lengthy discussion, lasting over two hours, regarding Trump vs. Barbara, a case that questions the constitutionality of President Donald Trump’s executive order on birthright citizenship. In an unprecedented move, Trump attended part of the court session, marking the first time a sitting […]
Stephen A Smith states he doesn’t hold Trump responsible for visiting the Supreme Court
Stephen A. Smith recently shared his thoughts on the ongoing debate regarding birthright citizenship, expressing that he doesn’t fault President Donald Trump for attending Supreme Court hearings on the matter. During a discussion on Thursday, Smith explained that Trump’s presence at the Supreme Court aligns with significant themes of his political platform and addressed the […]
Treasury to Develop Guidance for Churches Following Court Ruling Invalidating IRS Agreement on Political Candidate Endorsement
Judge Dismisses IRS Agreement on Political Endorsements by Churches A federal judge recently overturned an agreement that allowed churches to support political candidates without risking their tax-exempt status. This decision has implications related to the Johnson Amendment, which prohibits such endorsements. The U.S. Treasury Department and the IRS are now looking into providing more guidance […]
Former LAUSD worker Grace Peng shows no emotion in court
A woman accused of fraud in the Los Angeles Unified School District made her court appearance on Friday, facing serious allegations linked to a large money laundering operation. Hong “Grace” Peng, a 53-year-old who served as a technology project manager for LAUSD, has pleaded not guilty to accusations of being involved in a staggering $22 […]
Court removes ban on ‘conversion therapy’ — but the true conversion therapists remain on the left
Supreme Court Decision on Conversion Therapy Ban This week, the Supreme Court delivered a significant ruling for those against transition practices, stating that Colorado is not permitted to enforce a ban on “conversion therapy.” This therapy specifically targets discussions between minors and therapists who do not endorse an affirming approach to guilt. In an 8-1 […]
Celebrity chef criticizes Trump for altering the ‘rules’ at Supreme Court protest
Jose Andrés Protests at Supreme Court During Trump’s Historic Visit On Wednesday, activist and celebrity chef Jose Andrés stood outside the U.S. Supreme Court as President Donald Trump made history by being the first sitting president to attend oral arguments there. In an interview, Andrés criticized Trump for “changing the rules of the game” during […]