Sheriff stands by disturbing ‘warden burger’ served to inmates in solitary: ‘It’s jail’

An Ohio sheriff has strongly defended the controversial “Warden Burger” offered to inmates in solitary confinement after a group of Democratic lawmakers, whom he lightheartedly dubbed the “Three Stooges,” criticized the prison’s operations in a recent letter. On January 6, Ohio Representatives Christine Cockley, Mark Sigrist, and State Senator William DeMola called upon the Ohio […]
Hochul administration reduces severity of crimes by New York inmates, shocking memo reveals

Concerns Over Prison Crime Reporting in New York The administration led by Governor Hochul faces accusations of downplaying violent incidents in prisons, reclassifying attacks by inmates on guards as “harassment” or “disruptive behavior” instead of assault. A significant memo from Michael D’Amore, the deputy director of the state Department of Corrections, dated December 31, 2025, […]
Can Trump’s DOJ Bring an End to Male Inmates in Women’s Prisons?

The Justice Department, under President Donald Trump, is moving to prevent male inmates from being housed in women’s prisons, though challenges remain. A memo from December 2 indicates a plan for January 2025 that mirrors a presidential order asserting that inmates should be assigned to prisons based on their biological sex. The existing standards under […]
AG Bondi transfers two former death row inmates to a high-security prison following Biden’s commutations

Two inmates who were once on death row—one a corrupt cop from New Orleans and the other a figure behind a violent murder spree across multiple states—have been moved to Colorado’s infamous “supermax” prison, according to the Justice Department. This news arrives as U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi aims to reassess the extensive amnesty actions […]
Court Dismisses Inmate’s Case Regarding Claimed $354M Bitcoin Loss

Simply put The judge determined that Mr. Prime’s inconsistent statements and delays hindered his claim under laches. Initially, Prime asserted he held very little cryptocurrency but later stated he possessed 3,443 Bitcoins. The hard drive was destroyed after authorities found no evidence of the digital assets during a search. A federal appeals court has dismissed […]
Luigi Mangione called ‘ambassador’ by inmates at Brooklyn jail, according to a report.

Luigi Mangione, the man accused of murdering the CEO of United Healthcare, has carved out a particular reputation in the Federal Bureau of Prisons in Brooklyn, much to the surprise of local defense attorneys who work with clients also confined in the facility. Inmates at the Metropolitan Detention Center refer to Mangione as “The Ambassador.” […]
UN criticizes Iran’s surge in executions while inmates protest on death row

Concerns Over Rising Executions in Iran The United Nations has highlighted a “historic surge in executions” taking place in Iran, as noted by the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR). Since January, over 1,000 individuals have been executed. The OHCHR reported that, at the time of their statement, up to nine people […]
Derrick Groves, the final one of ten escaped inmates from New Orleans, has been caught again.

Fugitive Derrick Groves Caught After Months on the Run New Orleans—Derrick Groves, the final fugitive from New Orleans who escaped from the Orleans Justice Center nearly five months ago, has been apprehended, as confirmed by authorities on Wednesday. Groves was arrested in Atlanta following a brief standoff, according to Louisiana State Police. Deputy U.S. Marshal […]
Inmates commend Diddy’s entrepreneurship mentorship programs prior to sentencing

Sean “Diddy” Combs Seeks Leniency in Court After Sexual Crime Charges Sean “Diddy” Combs is navigating a complex chapter of his life, particularly after participating in a mentorship program for inmates while facing federal sexual crime charges. He was recently sentenced on October 3, and, in letters submitted to the court, fellow inmates have spoken […]
Mayor Eric Adams and the City Council clash over housing for former inmates in the Bronx

City Council Advances Controversial Housing Project The city council has moved forward with a contentious housing initiative aimed at providing support for former Bronx residents, dismissing Mayor Eric Adams’ last-minute objections as inconsequential. On Thursday, the council approved a lengthy 99-year sublease for a six-story building located on the Jacobi Hospital campus in Morris Park. […]