Officials have rejected the accusation in the strongest terms. The public keeps making it anyway. Among the signs carried at the June protests in Scotland and England was a recurring phrase: “two-tier policing.” ITV News reported that demon
Put the Metcalf, Belfast, and Southampton cases side by side and the editorial choices jump out. Three knife cases dominated stretches of 2026, and comparing how they were covered reveals more about modern newsrooms than about the crimes th
The streamer is still in jail, the man who attacked Chud is still recovering, and the online campaign contines. Two months after the reported self-defense shooting outside a Tennessee courthouse turned a First-Amendment-Audit streamer into
Six figures were raised, the page is gone, and the rumors are coming out and being investigated. The fundraising campaign tied to Karmelo Anthony’s defense raised more than $630,000 before it disappeared the day after his murder conviction
A guilty verdict closed the courtroom. It did not close the case for the family that lost a son. A Collin County jury convicted Karmelo Anthony of first-degree murder on June 9 and a judge sentenced him to 35 years for fatally stabbing 17-y
Trump Administration Launches Moms.gov on Mother’s Day, Offering Real Resources for American Families In a rare move that feels like truly practical action, the Trump Administration used Mother’s Day 2026 to launch a new federal resource a
Dalton Eatherly, the online livestreamer and contractor known as “Chud the Builder,” appeared in court this morning for a bond hearing following last week’s courthouse shooting in Clarksville, Tennessee. The judge set Eatherly’s bond at an