August 2019

Cowboys’ Elliott won’t face criminal charge in Vegas scuffle

Dallas Cowboys star running back Ezekiel Elliott won’t face criminal charges after scuffling with a music festival security guard in Las Vegas. Prosecutor Steve Wolfson said Tuesday the findings of a police investigation “lacked prosecutorial merit.” The NFL said last month that Elliott didn’t violate league personal conduct rules and wouldn’t face suspension. Elliott was

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Why the 2020 Criminal Justice Debate Is Completely Different

Marijuana would be decriminalized, mass incarceration would be reversed and the death penalty would be eliminated as part of sweeping changes that leading Democratic presidential candidates have proposed to make to the criminal justice system, which has become a dependable political foil for its inefficiency and excesses but has also proved resistant to change. Both

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Trump attacks on Google recycle baseless claims

President Donald Trump has been on a tear about Google that traces back to a series of unfounded claims about the technology giant circulating among conservatives. Among those claims: that Google interferes with U.S. elections, is biased against conservatives and prefers working with the Chinese military over the Pentagon. In several tweets issued this August,

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He said, he said: Browns stars Mayfield, OBJ rip NY Giants

Maybe it’s good the Browns and Giants won’t play this season. They’re already trash-talking. Comments by brash Cleveland quarterback Baker Mayfield and star receiver Odell Beckham Jr. created a stir at the training camps for both teams Tuesday, adding extra heat to brutally humid weather conditions. Mayfield, the outspoken and uninhibited second-year QB, strangely took

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‘Soul Train’ Musical Set To Make Broadway Premiere For Series’ 50th Anniversary

A musical paying homage to the iconic “Soul Train” television series is set to premiere on Broadway in 2021, organizers announced on Monday. “Soul Train the Musical,” a “labor of love” inspired by the original series that celebrated and spotlighted Black culture and music, is slated to debut in 2021 in celebration of the long-running

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