Shooter's Mom Guilty of Manslaughter

Published: Wed, 02/07/24


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Shooter's Mom Guilty of Manslaughter

The Detroit News

Jennifer Crumbley was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for her role in her son's school, marking a potentially precedent-setting case for parental accountability in their children's actions.

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Haley Loses Nevada to "None"

USA Today

In the Nevada GOP presidential primary, "none of these candidates" surprisingly outperformed Nikki Haley, as Donald Trump skipped the ballot, and Biden secured the Democratic win.

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Read the One-Page Trump Judgment

U.S. Court of Appeals

A unanimous ruling by a three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals rejected Donald Trump’s claim that he was immune to charges of plotting to subvert the results of the 2020 election.

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Toby Keith Opened Door for Taylor Swift

Rolling Stone

In 2005, Toby Keith's collaboration with Scott Borchetta to establish Big Machine Records created the opportunity for Taylor Swift's first record deal and her meteoric ascent in the music industry.

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Mayorkas Impeachment Rejected

The Hill

A House GOP attempt to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas failed due to bipartisan opposition, a setback for the party amid internal divisions and pressure from its right flank.

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Obscure Sentences Ensnare Trump

ABC News

The Supreme Court case will determine if Donald Trump, accused of engaging in insurrection, can remain on the Colorado ballot, spotlighting a once-obscure provision of the 14th Amendment.

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Biden Dismisses Trump Debate Demand

The Guardian

Biden dismissed Trump's demand for an immediate debate, suggesting Trump "has got nothing else to do," despite their status as presumptive nominees and Trump facing criminal charges.

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Rethinking Jennifer Crumbley

The New York Times

Jennifer Crumbley's involuntary manslaughter charges for her son's school shooting highlight the legal debate over parental responsibility in gun access and mental health negligence.

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Taylor Swift Doesn't Want Plane Tracked

TMZ

Swift's legal team sent a cease and desist to a college student tracking her jet online, warning of legal action for stalking and risking her safety while the student insists on using public data.

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Sweden Reintroduces the Coffee Break

The Wall Street Journal

Sweden's work culture embraces fika, a coffee break ritual fostering employee well-being and productivity, now inspiring workplaces globally as a solution to improve job satisfaction.

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Americans Agree, It's Gotten Toxic

Pew Research Center

A Pew Research Center survey reveals that a majority of Americans believe political debate has become more negative, less respectful, and less fact-based, with many attributing this change to Trump.

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Biden Super PAC to Dump $40M on Trump

NBC News

A pro-Biden super PAC intends to spend $40 million on ads focusing on Trump's legal troubles and threat to democracy, targeting swing state voters without directly involving Biden's campaign.

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Why Is NV Hold Primary and Caucus?

CBS News

Nevada is hosting both a GOP primary and caucuses due to a 2021 law change, creating a scenario where Trump and Haley could each claim victory, but only caucus results will determine delegate allocation.

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U.S. Nears Palestinian State Recognition

NBC News

The Biden administration is exploring options to officially recognize a Palestinian state, potentially altering political and diplomatic landscapes and increasing pressure on Israel for peace negotiations.

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Carlson to Interview Vladimir Putin

The Moscow Times

Tucker Carlson confirmed his Moscow visit to interview President Putin, aiming to inform Americans about the Ukraine war through his platform, amidst speculation of boosting Putin's image in Russia.

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Coach Reid Not Ready To Retire

ESPN

Andy Reid's successful tenure with the Chiefs, following personal and professional setbacks, has led to speculation on his future, but signs point to him continuing as head coach for the future.

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ESPN, Fox, and Warner to Stream

Business Insider

ESPN, Fox, and Warner Bros. Discovery are launching a new streaming service for sports this fall, combining their sports content in a move that could drastically alter the traditional TV landscape.

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Historic Keys Favor Biden Victory

MarketWatch

Historian Allan Lichtman's analysis, based on 13 historical predictors, suggests Biden currently has an advantage over Trump in the upcoming election, with five keys favoring Biden and three favoring Trump.

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Jim Irsay Makes First Statement in Month

The Indianapolis Star

Colts owner Jim Irsay, currently recovering from a severe respiratory illness, expressed his gratitude for the support received on X, marking his first public communication since January 8.

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68M Americans Will Wager on Super Bowl

Associated Press

Nearly 68 million American adults are expected to bet on this year's Super Bowl, potentially setting a new record with an estimated $23.1 billion in wagers, up from last year's $16 billion.

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$18M for Chicago Migrant Meals

For the Left

Chicago invested $18 million in minority businesses to feed migrants, following a contract dispute with the Food Depository, and Mayor Johnson commended the businesses' efforts.

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States With Abortion 2024 Ballot Potential

For the Right

Florida and other states may feature abortion on their 2024 ballots, following a nationwide initiative to let voters decide on abortion rights after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. 

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