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Former NFL Player’s Son Missing Amid Disturbing Allegations Daniel Muir’s 14-year-old Son Vanishes without a Trace Former Colt’s Defensive Tackle’s Family Involved in Disturbing Child Abuse Allegations Indiana law enforcement has been tirelessly searching for Bryson Muir, the 14-year-old son of former Indianapolis Colts defensive tackle, Daniel Muir, for two weeks. Bryson was last seen leaving his grandmother’s home in Ohio in his mother’s car on June 16. Minutes later,

Will Joe Biden’s Post-Debate Turmoil Turn 2024 into 1968? In an intricate analysis of the recent Presidential debate, top political analyst John Dickerson shared his perspective on the post-debate turmoil involving President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump. In the wake of Thursday’s debate, which produced fireworks well in advance of the election season, Dickerson has spent considerable time examining how the performances of Biden and Trump could influence

The Supreme Court: An Unfunny Joke for US Democracy In an ironic miscalculation, Supreme Court justices referenced ‘nitrous oxide’ – otherwise known as laughing gas, instead of ‘nitrogen oxides’, several times during their latest ruling. This error, peppered throughout their prohibition on the Biden administration’s procedure to curb ozone pollution, was not corrected for several hours after publication online. This humorous incident, however, only scratches the surface of the larger

The Chevron Deference: An Overview and its Overruling In a seismic shift that could impact future law interpretation and application, the United States Supreme Court, in a 6-3 decision, recently overruled a long-standing legal precedent known as the “Chevron deference”. “Today, the court places a tombstone on Chevron no one can miss,” wrote Justice Neil Gorsuch, reflecting the conservative majority view. The Chevron deference, established in 1984 following a case

The Supreme Court Approaches the End of Current Session With Troubling Decisions on the Horizon Monumental Decisions Left to be Made As the Supreme Court reaches the closing stages of yet another significant term, it will be determining the fate of former President Donald Trump, who potentially faces prosecution for involvement in the events of Jan. 6, 2021, at the U.S. Capitol. Also on their docket for judgment is a

Steve Bannon Displaying ‘Significant Concerns’ Regarding His Impending Prison Life, Insider Reveals Bannon Predicted to Face Tough Realities Ahead “America First” advocate and renowned Donald Trump’s ally, Steve Bannon is anticipated to confront an uneasy period of confinement in a Connecticut low-security prison, a source with intimate knowledge disclosed to us today. Steve Bannon, a 70-year-old political strategist, previously held senior roles in Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign and short-lived White

The Chevron Deference and Its Overruling: What It Means The Chevron deference, a decades-long legal precedent that has shaped the operations of federal agencies in the United States, has been overruled by the Supreme Court in a 6-3 vote. The decision is poised to have a significant impact on agencies such as the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), resulting in far-reaching changes in their enforced regulations and the power they command.

Former President Donald Trump’s Controversial Statements About Immigration Spark Outrage Trump’s Remarks About ‘Black Jobs’ In the latest presidential debate, former President Donald J. Trump triggered controversy and criticism by claiming that immigrants entering the United States illegally were ‘stealing’ jobs from Blacks and Hispanics. His comments were immediately slammed by Democrats and other social media critics, fueling a storm of internet memes and jokes about the definition of a

Trump’s Presidential Immunity Case Awaits Decision Supreme Court’s Last Decisions of the Term The Supreme Court is scheduled to make some major decisions this coming Monday, one of which involves the legality of former President Donald Trump’s claimed presidential immunity. Chief Justice John Roberts made the courtroom announcement on Friday, stating that four unresolved cases on the docket include Trump’s claims of exemption from prosecution. Awaiting Charges Dismissal This case

Significant Decrease in Homeless Population Numbers in Los Angeles In a move away from the status quo, Los Angeles has registered the first drop in its homeless population in years. The numbers, while incremental, signify a step in the right direction for a city grappling with a rampant homelessness issue. The Homelessness Count The Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority has recently shared the results of their 2024 Homeless Point-In-Time Count.