The U.S. Supreme Court declines to review Joe Exotic's murder-for-hire conviction, leaving his 21-year sentence in place.
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The U.S. Supreme Court declines to review Joe Exotic's murder-for-hire conviction, leaving his 21-year sentence in place.
This Passover highlights the meaningful solidarity of non-Jews who stand with Jewish communities and join in the gratitude of those who share the meal.
A resurfaced video shows Texas Rep. James Talarico advocating federal land leases for abortion providers and describing Jesus as barefoot rabbi, fueling renewed attention on his Senate bid.
Noelia Castillo's harrowing account echoes Orwell and Huxley as a warning against creeping surveillance and commodified power, urging vigilance to prevent history from repeating itself.
A Texas pastor urged his congregation to avoid gossip after the church’s academy band director was arrested on allegations of indecency with a child and grooming.
NFL accelerates its leverage in a high-stakes dispute with the referees union by changing rules to empower replacement officials, signaling a hard-nosed stand on pay and accountability.
The Department of War announced a Boeing-Lockheed Martin deal to triple production of critical PAC-3 missile components, backing President Trump and Secretary Hegseth’s plan.
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In Lucerne, Switzerland, a proposal to extend assisted suicide to hospitals and nursing homes raises questions about end-of-life care.
In Minnesota’s Feeding Our Future fraud case, Somali defendants who allegedly siphoned about $250 million faced notably light sentences, sparking outrage over judicial leniency.