No matter what happens today @adamdeitch ran a great campaign and showed that he is the only candidate dedicated to real reform in Norfolk County. If any candidate gets over 40% of the vote it will be a mandate from the voters saying that they either are happy or unhappy with the current state of corruption. Tell your friends in Norfolk County to show up, take a Democratic ballot, and vote for the guy endorsed by the families of Sandra Birchmore and Karen Read.
🩷Massachusetts is paying tribute to country music icon Dolly Parton by lighting up five bridges pink in her honor following her death after a brief battle with cancer.
The Zakim Bridge, Longfellow Bridge, Kenneth Burns Memorial Bridge, Fore River Bridge, and Braga Bridge will shine pink tonight in honor of the Queen of Country Music.
Bryan Kohberger, 31, serving multiple life sentences for the Idaho murders, has received ongoing commissary funding from donors, primarily his mother, Maryann Kohberger. Law&Crime's Angenette Levy @angenette5 goes through how much cash Kohberger has received.
LMAO! President Trump just threw on a bright red TRUMP 2028 HAT as he announces a "FOURTH TERM"
"Tonight, to show just how much I care about the press and I want to save your ratings, I'm pleased to announce my intention.. to run for a FOURTH TERM as president of the United States" 🤣
These people are going to have STROKES 😂
Spencer Pratt is refusing to concede the Los Angeles mayoral race and is taking it to court.
About damn time someone actually fought back instead of rolling over.
Do you support him? 😡🔥
#SpencerPratt
PRESIDENT TRUMP: "Nobody told me this was such a dangerous profession. If Marco [Rubio] would have told me, maybe I wouldn't have run. Maybe I would have said, 'I'll take a pass.'"
"It's a dangerous profession, but I don't view it that way. Look, I'm here to do a job."
"I can't imagine that there's any profession that's more dangerous — but I love the country and I'm very proud."
A judge in Massachusetts today acquitted a police officer accused of pointing a gun at another officer who then shot her twice.
Kelsey Fitzsimmons was not on duty when Officer Pat Noonan of the North Andover Police Department shot her while serving her with her boyfriend's restraining order, which required her to give him temporary custody of their baby son.
Noonan testified he shot Fitzsimmons because she pointed a gun in his face and pulled the trigger, but Fitzsimmons testified she was pointing the gun at herself, not Noonan. Her lawyer argued Noonan is lying because he knows he shot her unjustifiably.
Fitzsimmons chose to forgo a jury trial and instead have a judge decide whether she's guilty of felony assault with a dangerous weapon.
Judge Jeffrey T. Karp in Essex County Superior Court in Lawrence heard closing arguments this morning and deliberated for about three hours before announcing his verdict.
"Perhaps the Commonwealth could have easily met its burden if the officers had been wearing body cameras.
But under these circumstances, I am left with a reasonable doubt, and I am duty bound to find that the Commonwealth has not met its burden to prove that Ms. Fitzsimmons committed an assault by means of a dangerous weapon on Officer Noonan, and my verdict is and must be, not guilty," the judge said.
Last week, I was diagnosed with breast cancer.
Nearly one in eight women in the United States will face this diagnosis. Every day, these women continue to raise their families, go to work, and serve their communities with strength and determination. I now join their ranks.
I am grateful to have an outstanding team of doctors who detected the cancer early and are guiding my care, and I am encouraged by a very good prognosis.
I am also deeply thankful for the support and encouragement of President Trump as I undergo treatment and continue serving in my role as White House Chief of Staff.
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