Maurice Jones-Drew pushed his son to play college football everywhere except his alma mater. “I didn’t want things to not work out and him be upset at me,” Jones-Drew, the former All-America running back and punt returner at UCLA, told the California Post on Monday, “so I wanted this to be his decision purely.” But...
“You can have fans that are very dark and obsessed. Lark had one fan in particular that was very dark. He sent many letters,” her mother, Tricia, explained in a docuseries.
“You can have fans that are very dark and obsessed. Lark had one fan in particular that was very dark. He sent many letters,” her mother, Tricia, explained in a docuseries.
A taxpayer-funded Texas waterpark is getting splash-back for a “Muslims only” event next month after a local Islamic group rented out the facility. A flier for the DFW Epic Eid event on June 1 noted three times that attendance was strictly for Muslims — and modest swimsuits are required. “Seems like a civil rights violation,”...
New Mexico attorney general Raúl Torrez is pushing for extensive changes and up to $3.7 billions in penalties after a state jury ruled last month that Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta had failed to protect kids from sexual predators. Judge Bryan Biedscheid is presiding over a second trial to determine which of those requested remedies are appropriate.
The move came in the wake of a US Supreme Court ruling on the Voting Rights Act that freed up red states to gerrymander more aggressively and against the backdrop of a redistricting race across the country.
The judge said it was the court’s job to make sure Allen was jailed responsibly and safely, adding that he was “being treated differently than anyone I’ve ever observed.”