Yale Professor Decides to Leave U.S., Citing ‘Brutal Attack’ on Freedom by Trump Administration

New Haven, Connecticut – A prominent Yale professor announced plans to leave the United States, citing President Trump’s “brutal attack” on the nation’s fundamental freedoms. The academic, who has not been named, expressed deep concerns over what they describe as a significant erosion of civil liberties under the current administration. The decision underscores a growing unease among scholars and intellectuals regarding the political climate in the U.S., where debates over governance often spill into aspects …

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Rachel Mitchell Decides None of “Gilbert Goons” to Face Death Penalty in Beating Death Case of Preston Lord

Phoenix, Arizona – Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell announced on May 15 that none of the individuals involved in the beating death of 16-year-old Preston Lord, known as the Gilbert Goons, will face the death penalty. This decision comes after more than four months of investigation and the arrest of seven suspects in connection with the incident that occurred at a 2023 Halloween party in Queen Creek. While all seven suspects are facing first-degree murder …

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Houston Grand Jury Decides Not to Indict Travis Scott and Others in 2021 Astroworld Festival Deaths

Houston, Texas – A Houston grand jury has decided not to indict rap star Travis Scott and five others on criminal charges related to the deaths of 10 people at the 2021 Astroworld Festival in Houston. The decision comes nearly 20 months after the tragic music festival at NRG Park, where multiple fans collapsed in a massive crowd during Scott’s performance. The grand jury’s decision, known as a “no bill,” meaning it will not proceed …

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