

Yeah, police have a ton of latitude when they decide who to press which charges on and who they just let go with warnings or whatever, choosing to throw child endangerment at this girl is just straight up trolling
Yeah, police have a ton of latitude when they decide who to press which charges on and who they just let go with warnings or whatever, choosing to throw child endangerment at this girl is just straight up trolling
I don’t know for sure if they’re all anti-vax, but there are definitely some problems with the kinds of medical professionals prisons often hire
(I could swear I saw a ProPublica article within the last month about how state prison systems all across the country hire doctors who got disciplined or lost their licenses in other states but I can’t seem to find it now, so here are some slightly older articles or ones that focus on specific states, but this is definitely still a current problem and not one that just happens in one state or another)
“Many state hospital, prison doctors without medical licenses” (arc)
“Disgraced doctors, unlicensed officials: Prisons face criticism over health care” (arc)
“Nearly one-third of doctors working in Wisconsin’s prisons have been censured” (arc)
“When Prison Nurses Must Choose Between Guards & Patients: In dozens of cases, medical personnel in NY prisons were accused of covering up beatings — some under pressure — and rarely faced punishment.” (arc)
That is the protocol in Utah for firing squads, but not South Carolina
As for why Mahdi’s body showed two wounds from the execution rather than three, a doctor noted in the comments section on the autopsy commissioned by the state that “it is believed that” two bullets went through one wound. Whereas in Utah, not all members of the state’s firing squad shoot live bullets, in South Carolina, the rifles of all three shooters were supposed to be loaded with ammunition.
The two wounds on Mahdi’s body were described in the autopsy as being almost exactly the same size. Pathologists who reviewed the report expressed doubt that two bullets went through precisely the same, small hole.
“I think the odds of that are pretty minuscule,” Wigren said
Also, it’s arbitrary and capricious - this is hitting everyone in the prison, regardless of their sentence, just because they happen to be incarcerated at the wrong place and time
True, but it only happened after these journalists confronted the DA’s office with the results of their investigation. The DA says they had no idea this guy was a nazi, but if that’s true then their hiring and vetting process has serious problems, and I doubt those are going to be addressed in a meaningful way.
Verdi and Rey say they have shielded their grandkids from the severity of Gentile’s current situation in South Georgia, where he is clad in an orange jumpsuit and fighting to remain in the country. They told the children that he had to leave on an urgent trip.
“They ask, ‘Where is my daddy?’ And we can’t tell them, ‘Daddy is in jail,’” Verdi said.
“We had to lie to them because we don’t want to hurt them,” Rey added.
Absolutely deranged scumbag behavior, voting for Trump is bad enough but lying to children in your care to protect your own fragile egos from what you’ve done (that “we don’t want to hurt them” is self serving bullshit whether they’re consciously aware of it or not) is even worse. Those kids are going to go to school and they’re going to hear what really happened to their father from one of their classmates, probably in the most traumatizing way possible, all because these fucking sorry excuses for caregivers didn’t have the backbones to admit what they’ve done.
Yeah, the fact that the prosecution did the absolute bare minimum
Over about two-and-a-half days, prosecutors moved quickly, calling only five witnesses, including Mills, a medical examiner and Nichols’ mother, RowVaughn Wells.
and the judge allowed in irrelevant evidence
For the first time, the defense introduced evidence of items that investigators found in Nichols’ car
didn’t make their jobs any easier, but yeah I don’t know how any reasonable jury could’ve done what they did
Just because he may be pushing eugenics for somewhat sympathetic reasons tied to his own adverse childhood experiences doesn’t make him pushing eugenics any less dangerous
LaFavers said she was changing some settings on her phone to make sure there’s never another surprise
deliverycandy crush at home.
C’mon guys, that joke was easier than taking credit card information from a single parent
Yeah, also it looks like the bird site OP has a substack newsletter with a post that goes into a bit more detail (but reports basically the same thing as that Washingtonian article) - https://migrantinsider.com/p/ice-in-dc-restaurants-brace-for-friday (arc)
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They updated that dateline since this was posted to
Updated 5:07 AM CDT, May 7, 2025
I think this article was initially “Murdoch family member sues other Murdoch family members” back when the suit was initially filed last year and now we’re just getting to the first hearings in it today
The protest crowds this summer will be massive and MAGA will lose their goddamn minds over it
Besides that, their actual business model is about as close to mutual aid as mainstream American society gets outside of libraries. Give what you can, but all are welcome to watch.
Actually, it’s the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and independent members stations who choose to syndicate NPR and PBSs programming who decide that
Essentially correct, but I think this will be struck down in the courts and never take effect in any meaningful way because the Corporation for Public Broadcasting is an independent organization that is funded by but in no way controlled by the US government. Also, the member stations that the Corporation funds are all independent organizations who choose to purchase programming from NPR/PBS and there’s no way Trump can stop them from doing that.
The people who designed this system knew someone would come along to try to mess with it and intentionally set it up to make that as difficult as possible.
Daniel Tiger gon’ use his claws if he has to
Yes, because if they fuck it up we can vote them out of office, unlike Bezos and Murdoch and Zuckerberg and etc.
Too bad there are probably still supreme court justice and almost certainly high level DOJ employees who would like to burn lots of us at stakes, but, hey, one down
Exactly, resistance is not only necessary, it is possible, it’s just much harder to see that second truth right now