Cherise Doyley, a mother of three, was in labor at a Florida hospital when a nurse brought her a tablet. On the screen were a judge and several lawyers, doctors and hospital staff. Doyley wanted to have a vaginal birth. They wanted to force her to undergo a cesarean section. Doyley, a professional doula, had […]
Welcome to Full Court Press, your daily LIVE college basketball betting show covering the biggest games across the NCAA Tournament and NIT Tournament. As March Madness tips off, we break down the latest spreads, totals, bracket matchups, and betting market movement across the entire college basketball postseason. 0:00 – Intro/NIT notes/Wed Recap 4:50 – Illinois/Penn […]
Luigi Mangione appeared in a New York City court on Friday as he faces charges in the fatal shooting of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. While Mangione attended his hearing, dozens of his supporters gathered outside the courthouse, wearing “Free Luigi” apparel and holding signs demanding justice. Karen Friedman Agnifilo, one of Mangione’s attorneys, received loud […]
According to The Associated Press, Jennings is now able to sue the police officers who arrested him. When Jennings decided to sue the cops, Chief District Judge R. David Proctor dismissed the lawsuit in December 2023. His judgment was based on qualified immunity, which “protects a government official from lawsuits alleging that the official violated […]
(BPRW) Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson To Discuss Memoir Lovely One at The Apollo on Tuesday, September 3 (Black PR Wire) The Apollo is proud to host an exciting evening with Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, the first Black woman appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court, as she unveils her deeply personal memoir, Lovely One, on Tuesday, September 3, 2024, […]
Welcome to “Facts and History,” the ultimate YouTube Shorts channel for quick and fascinating dives into the past and present! Every day, we bring you captivating 60-second videos packed with astonishing facts and intriguing historical snippets. From ancient civilizations and historical figures to groundbreaking inventions and lesser-known events, “Facts and History” offers a bite-sized educational […]
“It is very much disheartening to hear that this program that opened the door for me to come to Duke is now being closed essentially, even though it will take on a new form,” Mya Harris, a junior, told The Duke Chronicle. The program was established in 1979 in honor of Reginaldo “Reggie” Howard, Duke’s […]
The return of the beloved sitcom has tapped talented actors like Nymabi Nyambi to lead the charge. “For me, having done series like Mike and Molly and then six years on The Good Fight and having, especially on The Good Fight, instances with some of the episodes that they were writing, especially Seasons 5 and […]
Britney Deas made history at the University of Florida as the first Black woman to become chief justice at the institution’s Supreme Court. She oversees hearings, resolves disputes and ensures the integrity of the judicial process within the university’s legal framework alongside four associate judges. The 25-year-old set goals during her tenure. She wants to […]
(BPRW) Citizens for Judicial Fairness Joins with Civil Rights Leaders Sharpton and McDole to Demand Appointment of Justice of Color to Fill Delaware Chancery Court Vacancy The Chancery is America’s most important business court — but has no justice of color, and only one in its nearly 200-year history. People of color represent nearly 40% […]