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Presidential Candidate to Testify in Defamation Case Involving Sexual Abuse Allegations

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MANHATTAN, New York – In a high-profile defamation case, a lawyer for a writer accusing former President Donald Trump of sexual abuse has revealed that the infamous “Access Hollywood” tape and testimony from two other women will not be presented to the jury. Attorney Roberta Kaplan made the announcement on Saturday, stating that the evidence will not be included in the trial to keep the focus on the central issues. The development means that Trump may testify in Manhattan federal court as early as Monday, just a day before the New Hampshire primary. The trial … Read more

Georgia Deputy Survives Traumatic Crash: Advocates for Enforcement of Move Over Law

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FULTON COUNTY, Ga. – The Fulton County Sheriff’s Office in Georgia conducted a special detail on Saturday to focus on enforcing the Move Over Law, following an incident where one of their deputies was struck by a driver who failed to move into the next lane. Deputy Kelvin Dingle, who had been serving with the Sheriff’s Office for the last year and a half, was hit by a vehicle while working a wreck on GA-400 on June 25, 2023. He suffered a spinal cord injury and had to undergo extensive rehabilitation before returning to the … Read more

Former Trump Lawyer Opens Up About Leaving Trump’s Defense: Insightful Conversation with Al Sharpton

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In New York City, former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen and civil rights activist Al Sharpton had a discussion regarding Cohen’s decision to step away from Trump’s legal team. The conversation took place over a meal at a Manhattan restaurant. Cohen expressed his thoughts on leaving the Trump defense, stating that he wanted to prioritize his family and their well-being. He mentioned that he had been experiencing stress as a consequence of the investigations and legal proceedings he was involved in. Sharpton, known for his activism and involvement in social justice issues, offered his perspective on … Read more

Supreme Court Bench Members Decline Invitation to Ram Temple Consecration, Justice Bhushan to Attend

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AYODHYA, India: The Supreme Court bench headed by then Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi settled the long-standing Ram Janmabhoomi-Babri Masjid land dispute in November 2019. The verdict allowed for the construction of the Ram Temple at the disputed site in Ayodhya. However, only one out of the five justices who presided over the case will attend the temple deity’s consecration ceremony. Former Chief Justice Gogoi, Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud, and Justice S Abdul Nazeer will not be present at the “pran pratishtha” ceremony held at the sprawling temple. Each justice has their own … Read more