FREE SPEECH, FREE COUNTRY
The publisher and writers’ group joined parents and authors to claim that a Florida school board is violating the First and Fourteenth Amendments.
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TOO BUSY TO BE SERVED?
The U.S. Virgin Islands government filed a motion in court on Monday as part of an attempt to get records from Elon Musk about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and JPMorgan.
‘FOOK YOUR FEELINGS’
While Angel Maysonet was cleared of the charges by the NYPD, his run for school board is causing controversy in an upstate New York town.
‘HIGH RISK’
JPMorgan was worried about the bank’s relationship with sex-trafficker Jeffrey Epstein as early as 2006, internal emails show.
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‘A RECKONING’
Maria Farmer is asking the FBI to probe why it failed to investigate Jeffrey Epstein in the decades before his arrest, despite being contacted by his victims.
‘HELP ME!’
An Oklahoma woman is suing the McCurtain County Sheriff—who made news for allegedly making racist and violent comments on tape—one year after her husband died in police custody.
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JUST PROTECTING THE KIDS
Nicole Prussman is also accused of calling her enemies the n-word and saying they should hang from a noose.
ABHORRENT
Bank officials knew about Epstein’s payments to young victims as early as 2006 and later joked he was a “sugar daddy,” according to a new complaint from the U.S. Virgin Islands.
‘HARASS AND INTIMIDATE’
One of Jeffrey Epstein’s victims contends that JPMorgan is trying to “intimidate” her—by dragging one of her abusers into a lawsuit she filed against the financial giant.
‘BRAZEN SCHEME’
Charlie Javice allegedly inflated her startup’s user base before selling it for millions, the bank alleges in its suit. Now she faces decades in prison.