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Month: May 2023

‘Affront to democracy,’ Mississippi resident says of appointing judges where most are elected

By EMILY WAGSTER PETTUS Associated Press JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Three residents of Mississippi’s capital city say their rights are undermined by a new state law that would create a court inside Jackson with judges who are appointed. The state constitution requires most judges to be elected. Jackson resident Ann Saunders testified Wednesday that the

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Disinformation researcher who led now-defunct DHS unit sues Fox News for defamation

By Oliver Darcy, CNN A prominent disinformation researcher who became the target of Fox News last year filed a defamation lawsuit against the right-wing network on Wednesday, accusing it of a “malicious campaign of destruction” and adding to the channel’s growing legal problems. The researcher, Nina Jankowicz, briefly served in the Biden administration as head

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Prosecutors reveal link between terror defendant in Virginia and Islamic State ’empress’ from Kansas

By MATTHEW BARAKAT Associated Press ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) — Prosecutors say a northern Virginia man arrested last week on terrorism charges has a husband-wife relationship with another American who was dubbed by prosecutors as an “empress of ISIS” for her work to establish an all-female Islamic State battalion. Thirty-three-year-old Mohammed Chhipa, of Springfield, Virginia, is

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Disinformation researcher who led now-defunct DHS unit sues Fox News for defamation

CNN By Oliver Darcy, CNN A prominent disinformation researcher who became the target of Fox News last year filed a defamation lawsuit against the right-wing network on Wednesday, accusing it of a “malicious campaign of destruction” and adding to the channel’s growing legal problems. The researcher, Nina Jankowicz, briefly served in the Biden administration as

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Man shot 9 times by South Carolina deputies files lawsuit alleging ‘reckless’ use of deadly force during wellness check

By Dianne Gallagher, Pamela Kirland and Wes Bruer A South Carolina man, who survived being shot nine times by York County sheriff’s deputies responding to a “wellness check” call about him being suicidal two years ago, claims in a recent lawsuit that he was talking with his mother in his pickup truck when officers approached

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Man shot 9 times by South Carolina deputies files lawsuit alleging ‘reckless’ use of deadly force during wellness check

WCCB, BAMBERG LEGAL, CNN By Dianne Gallagher, Pamela Kirland and Wes Bruer A South Carolina man, who survived being shot nine times by York County sheriff’s deputies responding to a “wellness check” call about him being suicidal two years ago, claims in a recent lawsuit that he was talking with his mother in his pickup

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Condenan a 25 años de cárcel al sargento del Ejército que disparó y mató a un manifestante de Black Lives Matter en Texas

Alexandra Ferguson (CNN) — Un sargento del Ejército de EE.UU., declarado culpable del homicidio de un manifestante de Black Lives Matter en 2020, fue condenado a 25 años de prisión este miércoles, incluso cuando el gobernador de Texas, Greg Abbott, presiona para indultarlo. Daniel Perry, de 35 años, enfrentaba entre cinco y 99 años de

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