Multiple walkouts of New York state prison guards began this week and have continued into Thursday at a number of correctional facilities in the Empire State, prompting New York Democrat Governor Kathy Hochul to declare a “disaster emergency.”
Read More Gov. Hochul Activates National Guard Amid N.Y. Prison Guard Strike
El Salvador has agreed to take in violent U.S. criminals who are currently in jails and prisons. They have also agreed to accept deportees of any nationality.
Read More El Salvador Agrees To Accept Deported Migrants Under New U.S. Deal, Including Criminals
A federal judge ordered an end to the SEC’s 16-year-old lawsuit over Allen Stanford’s $7.2 billion Ponzi scheme, directing the financier and two former colleagues to pay sums that will go largely uncollected.
Read More US SEC case over massive Allen Stanford fraud ends, judge orders fines
According to his lawyers, Donald Trump needs to pardon Joe Maldonado, better known as Joe Exotic, who was featured in the hit pandemic-era Netflix show “Tiger King.”
Read More ‘Joe Exotic’ Renewing Efforts To Get Pardon From Pres. Trump
Actor Alec Baldwin is now suing Santa Fe, New Mexico, officials after a judge dismissed the involuntary manslaughter case against him for the 2021 fatal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of the movie “Rust.”
Read More ‘Rust’ Trial: Baldwin Files Lawsuit Against New Mexico Officials, Citing ‘Malicious’ Prosecution And Defamation
A “skit” at a fraternity party that left a pledge with severe burns that reportedly charred more than 16% of his body, has led to four frat members facing felony charges, including the man who was injured, according to prosecutors.
Read More Calif: 4 San Diego State University Frat Members Charged After Pledge Suffers Severe Burns During ‘Skit’