In arguments that claim the nitrogen gas execution of an Alabama prisoner is an “untested” technique that could expose the prisoner to torture or “cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment,” United Nations officials are raising the alarm over the planned execution.
Read More U.N. Urges Alabama to Pause First Nitrogen Gas Execution in U.S.
In violation of his debate agreement with the Republican National Committee (RNC), known as the “Beat Biden Pledge,” Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie declared on Wednesday that he will not cast his ballot for former president Donald Trump in November.
Read More Chris Christie Says He Won’t Vote For Trump, Breaking RNC Debate Pledge
U.S. District New York Judge Loretta Preska’s ordered release of 187 names that had been previously withheld from court records in a case against Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein’s longtime accomplice and lover, have finally been unveiled.
Read More BREAKING: Jeffrey Epstein Court Papers Released, Names Listed In 943-Page Document
The court that is in possession of the Jeffrey Epstein client documents has verified that the anticipated list of 187 names of Epstein’s acquaintances and colleagues will be made public, with the starting names appearing publicly today.
Read More Court Report: 187 Names On Epstein List To Be Released Today, Remaining Names Dropping On 22nd
A Japan Airlines aircraft caught fire as it touched down at Haneda Airport on Tuesday.
Read More Japan Airlines Flight Bursts Into Flames At Tokyo Airport
An insider source with knowledge of the decision has informed the press that Harvard President Claudine Gay will step down from her position this afternoon, capping the shortest tenure in the university’s history.
Read More Harvard President Resigns Due To Plagiarism And Anti-Semitism Backlash, Shortest Tenure In School’s History