Harvey Weinstein, one of the most influential people in the film industry, saw himself once again convicted by a court in New York. This was a very eventful retrial that not only shed new light on the fight for justice in such cases but also gained a lot of attention from people. The jury, who… Continue Reading →
A federal judge in New Jersey has pulled a surprise move by ruling that university student and permanent U.S. resident Mahmoud Khalil of Columbia University cannot be placed under detention using a rarely mentioned Cold War-era law – a major blow to the Trump administration’s efforts to send him back to Palestine, due to his… Continue Reading →
The response to the veto of the new law by Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs was strong. As was expected, this aroused mixed reactions, both positive and negative. In the veto message, Hobbs addressed the real purpose of the bill, not as an effort against antisemitism but rather against educators. Additionally, Governor Hobbs called the statute… Continue Reading →
A tragic twist of the events took place in the case of the 21-year-old Navy sailor Angelina Petra Resendiz, who disappeared without a trace a few weeks ago. Last Tuesday, it became known that the lifeless body of the young sailor was found on June 10 in a forested area in Norfolk, Virginia. The Navy… Continue Reading →
A Democrat who is also a progressive activist who survived the Parkland shooting, David Hogg, has made it clear that he will not get re-elected as a vice chair of the Democratic National Committee (DNC), thus leaving a place filled with many clashes between the party and procedural difficulties. The news popped up soon after… Continue Reading →
When Brad Marchand arrived in Florida after he got traded from Boston, he didn’t have long to wait (do anything) until he found his new identity – or should I say, assume his old one. Known throughout the NHL for his daring and unorthodox style of play, Marchand has always been given the nickname “The… Continue Reading →
Relations seem to be getting better between Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier and Broward County Sheriff Gregory Tony following a short yet intense disagreement over immigration enforcement. The saga kicked off last week when Sheriff Tony, straightforwardly expressing himself at a county commission session, made it crystal clear that immigration wasn’t at the head of… Continue Reading →
Round about every Tuesday in Wilton Manors, there arises a unique kind of warmth at The Pride Center at Equality Park. It is not just the coffee; the people, the stories, and the sense of belonging that the room is filled with create that warmth. The get-together that happens weekly, known as “Coffee and Conversation,”… Continue Reading →
In Florida’s Lower Keys, a regular morning for six workers who were engaged in a roofing job quickly turned into a situation of worry and stress for their families and friends. On May 27, the Nicaraguan men were traveling to their work site when their work truck was found on the roadside with them nowhere… Continue Reading →
Two Michigan politicians, State Representatives James DeSana and Brad Paquette, have collaborated with Michigan Vaccine Choice (MVC), as discussed in a recent press release. The two have proposed drafting a law to ensure vaccination-related freedom. They selected the capital in Lansing of Michigan, for this public and in-depth presentation, and they named it “vaccine freedom… Continue Reading →