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If Thomas were really worried about the Court’s credibility, he would be talking to Ginni Thomas about respecting democracy and process, given her efforts in support for overturning the 2020 election.Â
He faces 22 civil suits alleging various accounts of sexual assault and misconduct.
While Senate candidate Herschel Walker boasts about being a job creator and a good businessman, reviews show his companies, such as Renaissance Man Inc. and H. Walker Enterprises have suffered lawsuits and serious net losses.
A growing number of U.S Latinos are buying into the far-right, white nationalist narrative that’s seeped in hate and contradicts many aspects of their own culture.
New details in Ryan Coogler's Bank of America incident reveal that the "Black Karen" chose to call 911 because she was afraid despite the bank manager suggesting they just talk to the customer. Some on Twitter have likened her to Candace Owens.
Thankfully, due to the power of Google, we're able to find answers to the world's most pressing questions, even those about Black people.
One of the men convicted of murdering Ahmaud Arbery is attempting to throw his two co-defendants under the bus, including his own son, by painting them as anti-Black racists in a desperate attempt to be acquitted in the federal hate crime trial that resulted in three guilty verdicts.
Proud Boys leader Enrique Tarrio was arrested Tuesday on a conspiracy charge for his alleged role in plotting the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol. This is only the latest chapter in Tario's long history of taking Ls.
Ryan Coogler was mistaken for a bank robber in Atlanta back in January. Reports detail that two Atlanta officers responded to a bank hold up call at the Bank of America where the Black Panther director wanted to discreetly withdraw $12k. Read 5 reasons he may have needed the cash and a few fan reactions inside.
Former Shelby County Sheriff’s Deputy Brian Beck was indicted on rape and sexual battery charges after he was accused of raping a 14-year-old girl. His plea deal of aggravated assault allowed him to avoid jail time in the same county that put Pam Moses in prison for six years for registering to vote illegally.