A father threw a chair toward a judge after the driver who killed his 2 year old daughter and both her grandparents was sentenced to just 120 hours of community service.
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Jameis Winston is asked about the weather forecast for Sunday:
"Today is beautiful. The sun is shining, the birds are chirping. I can only focus on right now."
@RepNancyMace Go run an HOA or anything else besides legislation. You are out of touch and clueless. You really move like a double agent. None of your ideas are bright.
David Rush, the former CIA officer arrested in May with gold bars in his home, has agreed to forfeit at least $194 million as part of a guilty plea to one count of wire fraud, CBS News reports. The forfeiture includes 298 gold bars, four luxury homes in Florida, two BMWs and 35 luxury watches. NBC News says investigators first reported 303 bars and revised the count to 298 Tuesday.
Justice Department officials say Rush siphoned $194 million in government funds, NBC reports. Prosecutors say he invented fake classified programs to steer $145 million through a holding company to buy the Florida properties, and told contractors he was running a Top Secret project requiring gold deliveries. CBS reports that holding company still had about $38.6 million in its account. Court documents say he acted alone, per NBC.
NBC also reports Rush admitted in his plea document that in late 2025 he disclosed details about a U.S. clandestine human source that could endanger the source's life. NBC says prosecutors stated at the hearing that the disclosure went to a foreign official, whose identity and country have not been reported.
Rush, 49, faces up to 20 years and will be sentenced Jan. 28, NBC reports.
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The Scottsboro Boys were nine black teenagers ages 13 to 20, who were falsely accused in 1931 of r@ping two white women on a train."
"An all whıte jury found the young men guilty, although the women eventually admitted to lying about the r@pe."
"The youngest of the boys was blind, and was born with syphilis... proving the boys could not have r@ped the women without spreading the disease."
Further noting.
"The Scottsboro Boys collectively served more than 100 years in prison. Only one of the men survived after serving several decades in prison to later be exonerated."
He dıed shortly after he was released from prison."