Mississippi deputies face federal sentencing in torture case
Six Rankin County and Richland officers admitted torturing Michael Corey Jenkins and Eddie Parker with stun devices a sex toy and more after a January 2023 home intrusion. They plotted false charges and a mock execution. sentences could run up to 120 years each plus fines. The victims, represented by Malik Shabazz, urge the harshest penalties as a civil suit seeks $400 million.
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High court rejects appeal of ex New Mexico official over Jan. 6
The Supreme Court denied former Otero County Commissioner Doug Griffin’s appeal challenging his disqualification for role in the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection. Griffin, a Republican cowboy pastor, had argued state courts cannot bar state and local officials. justices said states may disqualify state office holders.
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Social media influencer charged in Capitol attack case
Isabella DeLuca a 24 year old Setauket New York resident and former congressional intern is charged with storming the Capitol and passing a stolen table from a broken window officials say. The case highlights DeLuca 333000 follower profile and ties to Turning Point USA and The Gold Institute for International Strategy.
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New York
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Arizona
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Idaho weighs ban on using public funds for gender care
Idaho lawmakers vote this week on a bill to bar public funds and state facilities from covering gender affirming care including Medicaid and state employee health plans. The measure, sponsored by Rep. Bruce Skaug, faces a Senate hurdle before Gov. Brad Little's desk, with opponents predicting lawsuits and potential penalties for violations.
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