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Sharon Stone Blasts U.S. Voter Awareness at Film Festival, Draws Parallels Between American Politics and Historical Fascism

Turin, Italy – In a critical commentary on American politics and society, acclaimed actress Sharon Stone offered a sharp critique at the Torino Film Festival, linking the recent U.S. presidential election outcome to what she perceives as a broad-based ignorance among voters. The star, addressing an audience on November 22 during a panel focused on global issues, likened America’s current phase to an “ignorant, arrogant adolescence.” Stone, who has been vocal about her discontents with …

Death-Row Inmate Jorge Galindo Seeks to Overturn Convictions in U.S. Bank Killings from 2002

NORFOLK, Nebraska – Death-row inmate Jorge Galindo has filed a petition with the federal court to overturn his convictions and death sentence for his involvement in the 2002 U.S. Bank killings in Norfolk. This move comes after the Nebraska Supreme Court refused to rehear his case, which resulted in a split decision affirming a lower court’s decision to deny Galindo postconviction relief without a hearing. In 2002, Galindo, along with Jose Sandoval and Erick Vela, …

Tragic Death of U.S. Army Drill Sergeant at Fort Jackson Prompts Investigation

COLUMBIA, South Carolina – A U.S. Army drill sergeant based at Fort Jackson in Columbia, South Carolina, was found dead on Saturday, just 10 days after another drill sergeant was found dead at the same training base. The 30-year-old Staff Sergeant Zachary Melton was located in his vehicle after he failed to report for work. Melton was attached to the 1st Battalion, 34th Infantry Regiment. Fort Jackson officials stated that Melton was pronounced dead by …

Trump Nominates Charles Kushner, Convicted Real Estate Mogul, as U.S. Ambassador to France Amidst Controversial Past

WASHINGTON — Former President Donald Trump has announced his intention to nominate Charles Kushner, a real estate mogul and father to his son-in-law Jared Kushner, as the U.S. ambassador to France. This move marks a significant moment as it emerges four years after Trump pardoned Kushner, who had served time for charges including tax evasion and witness tampering. Charles Kushner, once a powerhouse in the real estate sector, faced legal troubles starting in 2005 that …

Former Defense Secretary Mark Esper Raises Alarm on Use of Military Against U.S. Civilians in Stark Revelation

Washington, D.C. — The discussion over the use of military force within the United States has sprung into the public sphere once again, following former Defense Secretary Mark Esper’s stark reminders of presidential powers and their limits. His firsthand testimonies provide a renewed focus on civil-military relations and the potential implications for civil liberties. Esper, who served in the Trump administration, recently expressed grave concerns about the former president’s suggestions to deploy the military against …

Christmas Weekend Shooting Incidents See Multiple Injuries and Deaths Across U.S.

Nola, LA – A series of shooting incidents, some fatal, happened over the weekend in various states as Americans celebrated Christmas. In New Orleans, a shooting occurred in the city’s French Quarter, leaving three men injured. The incident was allegedly sparked by a fight between the men, and a suspect is still being sought by officials. Meanwhile, in Colorado Springs, a deadly shooting took place at a mall on Christmas Eve, resulting in one adult …

Trailblazer and Former U.S. Senator Fred Harris Passes Away at 94, Leaving Legacy of Political Reform and Advocacy

Walters, OK — Fred Harris, a former U.S. Senator from Oklahoma and a notable figure in national politics, died early Saturday morning at the age of 94, according to his wife, Margaret Elliston. Harris, who also vied for the Democratic presidential nomination, died of natural causes, leaving behind a legacy marked by his advocacy for civil rights and his transformative impact on the Democratic party’s structures. Born into modest beginnings on November 13, 1930, Harris’s …

Gun Control Debate Intensifies as U.S. Struggles with Rising Gun Violence

Gun violence and gun control have been at the center of heated debate in the United States. Uvalde, Texas, witnessed a tragic mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in May 2022, reigniting the discussion on firearm regulations. With thousands of Americans losing their lives to gun violence each year, advocates for reform are pushing for stricter gun laws to prevent further tragedies. On the other hand, gun rights advocates argue that owning a firearm is …

Gun Violence Epidemic: U.S. On Pace for 50k Deaths and Injuries, Outpacing Other Nations

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – The United States has been experiencing a surge in gun violence, with 42,865 deaths and 36,218 injuries attributed to gun violence this year. Among the victims, more than 700 were killed in mass shootings, and the number of incidents has reached 653. From major cities to university towns, the impact of these shootings has been deeply felt across the country. In Missouri alone, 19 victims lost their lives to mass shootings, raising …

Hollywood Exodus: Stars Plan Departure from U.S. Following 2024 Election Results

Los Angeles, CA — Following Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 presidential election, several celebrities have publicly announced intentions to leave the United States, citing dissatisfaction with the political direction of the country. This group of prominent figures from the entertainment industry is voicing concerns over various societal issues, including changes to reproductive rights, LGBTQ+ protections, environmental policies, and gun control laws. The sentiment among these celebrities reflects a broader apprehension, as they express fears …