Periodista: «¿Qué les diría a los sobrevivientes del caso Epstein?»
Trump: «Eres terrible. Eres la peor presentadora. No es de extrañar que CNN tenga bajos índices de audiencia».
Esa es la respuesta que uno esperaría de alguien involucrado en el caso Epstein.
ICE shot a DoorDash driver in the back of the neck, denied him basic medical care, and now they want to deport him before he can testify about what happened.
The government shouldn’t be allowed to shoot you from an unmarked vehicle and then cover it up.
Wilber Garcés Perez must be released immediately to a doctor, and ICE needs to get the hell out of Austin.
KARL: Do you support Trump banning news organizations because he doesn't like what they're reporting?
SCALISE: Look, Joe Biden removed the press credentials from over 400 different agencies
KARL: That's not true. 400 reporters who had credentials didn't reapply. They weren't banned from the White House. That did not happen.
An Alabama Black man who filed a lawsuit against abusive cops was found dead hanging from a beam and his family suspects lynching in a case where the timing of his death and the lawsuit he filed are impossible to separate.
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Ten years after Colin @Kaepernick7 first took a knee, he opens up about social justice, everyday activism, and why real change in America starts with the people who show up for their communities every day
DNA testing cleared him in 1994. North Carolina kept him in prison for ten more years anyway. Darryl Hunt.
He was 19 when he was convicted of a 1984 rape and murder. He had no connection to it. A key witness was a Klansman's former wife. Another was a hotel worker who later admitted she had been pressured.
In 1994, DNA excluded him completely. The courts responded that the DNA did not prove someone else had acted alone, and refused to release him.
He served another decade.
In 2003 the DNA was finally run through a database. It matched a man already in prison, who confessed within days.
Darryl Hunt walked out in 2004 after nineteen and a half years.
He spent the rest of his life working with other exonerated men and people coming out of prison. He died in 2016.
The system knew he was innocent for a full decade and made him serve it. That is not a mistake. A mistake ends when you find out.
DNA cleared Darryl Hunt. North Carolina still kept him in prison for another ten years.
That sentence alone tells you why these stories need to be remembered. Our book documents up to 150 cases of wrongful imprisonment, racial injustice, violence, and lives permanently altered by a system that failed to correct itself. https://t.co/V6OJtazidd
Rep. Nancy Mace: "This narrative that there is a genocide in Gaza, there's not."
Me: "Let me educate you... the vast majority of human rights groups, including Israeli human rights groups, say it's a genocide; the vast majority of genocide scholars, including the International Association of Genocide Scholars, say it's a genocide; all of the UN investigators that have looked into this, including the Independent Commission of Inquiry, say it's a genocide; the former deputy head of Mossad says it's a genocide; the former prime minister of Israel says it's a war of extermination. The evidence is overwhelming."
Almost a decade ago Texas Governor Greg Abbott personally recruited pastor Robert Morris to help promote an anti-trans bathroom bill.
And then in 2025, Morris pleaded guilty to sexually abusing a 12 year old.
After serving only 6 months in jail, Morris is now free.
"Underage girls testing positive for pregnancy at detention centers."
Let me fix that for you.
“ICE officers are raping little girls in detention centers.”
There you go.
Kaitlan Collins: "So you agree that people who break into and vandalize a building should be prosecuted?"
JD Vance: "Yes."
Collins: "Okay, I'm just making sure, because you helped raise money for the people who did that on January 6."
Texans’ electricity bills have skyrocketed, meanwhile Greg Abbott's ERCOT board gives themselves a 30% raise.
This is Greg Abbott’s record: he helps his friends get rich while working Texans are struggling to pay their bills. https://t.co/r29B8MG911