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Two former senior aides have revealed that Trump discussed executing Americans, including his own staff, for disobedience.

The ad emphasizes Trump’s recent legal troubles, including his conviction on 34 felony counts and liabilities for sexual assault and financial fraud. It paints Trump as a figure driven by power and revenge, contrasting sharply with Biden’s focus on lowering costs, tackling corporate greed, and improving the lives of Americans.

Dr. Tawanna O. Gilliard, a renowned author, speaker, and board-certified Obstetrician/Gynecologist, announces the release of her highly anticipated debut book, On the Other Side of Greatness: Lessons on the Journey from 6-Figure Debt to 7-figure Success, offering a trans-formative approach to conquering financial challenges and embracing the shift of your money mindset. 

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is the local prosecutor in Trump’s New York trial, and the case had nothing to do with President Biden or his administration. Trump was convicted of falsifying business records as part of a scheme to cover up a sex scandal that threatened to erupt while he was running for president in 2016.

The nine-member court upheld a previous ruling by a district court judge in Tulsa, stating that the plaintiffs’ grievances, although legitimate, did not fall within the purview of the state’s public nuisance statute.

     The case against the Atlanta-based venture capital fund began last year with a lawsuit by the American Alliance for Equal Rights. The lawsuit, led by Edward Blum, who is known for challenging affirmative action in college admissions, alleged that the fund, which specifically caters to Black women, is racially discriminatory.

Adolescents who spend more than three hours a day on social media face double the risk of anxiety and depression symptoms. At the last observation, the average daily use for this age group was 4.8 hours, with nearly half reporting that social media negatively impacts their body image.

The latest Quarterly Uniform Crime Report reveals significant drops in all major crime categories from January to March 2024 compared to the same period in 2023.

A former collegiate swimmer and multimedia journalist, Paulana Lamonier is on a mission to shatter the stereotype that Black people don’t swim.

     The Board of Directors selected African American Christopher Hill, National PAL’s immediate past President, to be its new CEO. “I’m honored to accept this role, continuing to lead National PAL through an exciting period of expansion,” Hill said. “We have an amazing story to tell, helping thousands of kids every year in hundreds of PAL chapters, changing young lives, and preventing crime through athletic team building, mentoring, and community service.”