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Sep 08 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Jennifer Lopez's Unstoppable Promotion: Revenge or Resilience?

In the aftermath of her highly publicized divorce from Ben Affleck, Jennifer Lopez took the Toronto International Film Festival by storm with her unwavering commitment to promoting their collaborative film project, 'Unstoppable.' As she graced the red carpet in a dazzling, side-slit gown, the media

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Sep 08 2024SPORTS

The Fury-Ngannou Fight: Was It a Knockout or a Conspiracy?

The debate about the Fury-Ngannou fight highlights the complexities of judging in combat sports. It's a reminder that even when rules are in place, human subjectivity can influence the outcome. The question of whether Francis Ngannou was robbed of the victory or not is still up for debate. The impor

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Sep 06 2024POLITICS

Georgia's Judiciary Under Fire: Can Justice Prevail Amid Trump's Election Shenanigans?

In Georgia, where Ray Charles once lamented 'no peace I find', the fate of democracy hangs in the balance. A newly filed lawsuit by Georgia and national Democrats challenges an initiative from the State Election Board that allows for indefinite 'reasonable inquiries' prior to certifying election res

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Aug 28 2024POLITICS

Legal Showdown: Jack Smith Takes on Judge Cannon's Dismissal of Classified Docs Case

In a bold move, special counsel Jack Smith has filed an appeal to the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, challenging U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon's unexpected dismissal of the classified documents case against former President Donald Trump. Trump, who has pleaded not guilty to the charges, is accu

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Aug 28 2024CRIME

Massachusetts Supreme Court Upholds Second Amendment: Switchblade Knives Legalized

In a unanimous decision, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court has ruled that the possession of switchblade knives can no longer be considered a criminal offense under the Second Amendment. This ruling follows the US Supreme Court's Bruen and Heller rulings, which established a legal test for de

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