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Actress Tracee Ellis Ross was the victim of a home break-in at her Los Angeles home on Aug. 31 while she was out of town. Police obtained security footage showing three intruders shatter through a rear glass door and leave with more than $100,000 worth of jewelry and handbags, NBC Los Angeles reports. The break-in … Continue reading “Tracee Ellis Ross’ Home Burglarized; Thieves Steal Over $100K In Handbags And Jewelry”
Three federal prosecutors who worked on New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ corruption investigation chose to resign, while on administrative leave, rather than agreeing to any wrongdoing from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) as a precondition for their return, ABC News reports. In a stern letter to Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, the prosecution trio, comprising of Celia … Continue reading “Top 3 Prosecutors Resign From Eric Adams’ Corruption Case After DOJ Asks To Admit ‘Wrongdoing’ “
Shannon Sharpe’s legal team has released explicit text messages to counter the explosive sexual assault allegations made against the former NFL hall of famer-turned sports commentator. The ESPN analyst released a lengthy statement crafted by his attorney, Lanny J. Davis, on April 21 that includes raunchy texts the accuser, who is only identified as Jane … Continue reading “Shannon Sharpe Reveals X-Rated Texts After Being Accused Of Sexual Assault In $50M Lawsuit”
Written by Candace Owens was refused a visa to enter New Zealand due to her previous banning from Australia. The conservative political commentator was expected to be in the country for a speaking engagement. Immigration officials confirmed the refusal to the Associated Press on Nov. 28. The denial of her entertainer’s work permit visa stems from Australia’s … Continue reading “Girl, Bye: Candace Owens Denied Entry To New Zealand After Australia Said ‘Nope’”
On Sept. 20, South Carolina prison inmate Freddie Owens is scheduled to be executed. He elected to have his lawyer choose the means. Attorney Emily Paavola chose lethal injection as the method of execution, informing South Carolina prison officials to prepare it as an alternative to the firing squad or electric chair. Owens’ execution is … Continue reading “Condemned South Carolina Inmate Lets Lawyer Choose His Execution Method”
Kenneth Jerome Pinkney was charged with a hate crime on Nov. 7 following an alleged attack on a United States Postal Worker in which he ripped off her hijab before slapping and punching her in the face. Pinkney also yelled slurs at the unnamed woman before telling her to “go back to her country,” CNN … Continue reading “Florida Man Charged With Hate Crime For Alleged Violent Attack On Muslim Postal Worker”
A White House official says President Biden is scheduled to announce his intention to nominate Adeel A. Mangi to a federal appeals court, making him the first Muslim American judge to serve, NBC News reports. Mangi, an attorney and partner at Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler LLP in New York, has an impressive resume which … Continue reading “President Joe Biden Set To Nominate First Muslim American Judge To Federal Appeals Court”
A train conductor in Connecticut is being praised for defending two Muslim women who were targeted in a racist verbal assault from a white passenger. In a TikTok post that has amassed thousands of views shared by one of the victims, a white woman can be seen spewing a medley of hateful remarks before being … Continue reading “‘Get Off My Train’ Train Conductor Defends Muslim Passengers From Racist Attack”
A Black Muslim man facing sex trafficking charges in Massachusetts has had his conviction vacated after racist posts from his court-appointed attorney were made public. The Supreme Judicial Court unanimously determined that attorney Richard Doyle held ideas that made it impossible for him to effectively represent the defendant, Anthony Dew. “Indigent and facing multiple felony … Continue reading “Muslim Man’s Conviction Vacated After Attorney’s Racist Posts Are Found”