University asks judge to dismiss white nationalist’s lawsuit

CINCINNATI (AP) — The University of Cincinnati is asking a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the organizer for white nationalist Richard Spencer’s campus tour, calling it meritless. The lawsuit filed last month says the school won’t rent space for Spencer to speak on campus unless a nearly $11,000 security fee is paid.... Read More

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Racism, Richard Spencer

February 2, 2018

Man who drove van into Muslims in London convicted of murder

LONDON (AP) — A man who steeped himself in far-right, anti-Muslim ideas before driving a van into a crowd of worshippers near a north London mosque was convicted Thursday of murder and attempted murder. A jury at London’s Woolwich Crown Court deliberated for just an hour before finding 48-year-old Darren Osborne guilty of the June... Read More

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Darren Osborne

February 2, 2018

Molested gymnasts blast coach who sent them to see doctor

CHARLOTTE, Mich. (AP) — The young athletes who confronted Larry Nassar about molesting them at an elite Michigan gymnastics club saved some of their harshest words for a person who was not in the courtroom: an Olympic coach who for years sent teenage girls to see the now-disgraced doctor. John Geddert operated the Twistars club,... Read More

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Larry Nassar, MSU

February 2, 2018

Dallas man executed for killing daughters while mom listened

HUNTSVILLE, Texas (AP) — A former Dallas accountant condemned for fatally shooting his two young daughters while their mother listened helplessly on the phone was put to death Thursday night in Texas. John David Battaglia was executed for the May 2001 killings of his 9-year-old daughter, Faith, and her 6-year-old sister, Liberty. Battaglia and his... Read More

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John David Battaglia

February 2, 2018

Girl in Slender Man stabbing gets maximum mental commitment

WAUKESHA, Wis. (AP) — A Wisconsin girl who stabbed a classmate to curry favor with the fictional horror character Slender Man will be committed to a mental hospital for 40 years, a judge ordered Thursday, explaining his decision as “an issue of community protection.” Judge Michael Bohren granted the maximum penalty that prosecutors had sought... Read More

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Morgan Geyser, Slenderman

February 1, 2018

Christopher Whitaker Trial Live Stream

CLEVELAND — Opening statements in the case of Christopher Whitaker, accused of killing 14-year-old Alianna DeFreeze last year, began Thursday morning. Whitaker, 44, is facing aggravated murder, rape, and kidnapping charges for Alianna’s death. He’s also charged with burglary, gross abuse of a corpse and tampering with evidence.

Live

February 1, 2018

Erica White Closing Arguments Live Stream

The trial, which started more than a week ago, will determine whether or not the Austell woman poisoned her disabled 2-year-old son, Tyrael McFall, in November 2014, and then opened credit cards in his name.

Uncategorized

February 1, 2018

Environmental groups sue to block road through Alaska refuge

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Nine environmental groups sued the U.S. government Wednesday to block a land trade that could lead to construction of a road through a national wildlife refuge in Alaska that is habitat for migrating waterfowl. The groups sued Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, who signed an agreement last week to swap land in... Read More

Criminal Justice News, Environment, News

Alaska, Wildlife Refuge

February 1, 2018

DJ who lost groping lawsuit to Taylor Swift in new radio job

GREENWOOD, Miss. (AP) — The radio host fired after he lost a groping lawsuit to superstar Taylor Swift says he is “very grateful” for a new gig at a Mississippi station. David Mueller, 56, told the Greenwood Commonwealth that he had difficulty finding work in a big-city radio market. He started his job Monday in... Read More

Criminal Justice News, Entertainment, News, Sexual Abuse

David Meuller, Taylor Swift

February 1, 2018

Paris court hears Facebook ‘censorship’ case over nude art

PARIS (AP) — A French teacher is suing Facebook for alleged censorship because his account got suspended in 2011 after he posted a photo of a famous 19th-century nude painting. After years of legal battle by Facebook to escape a trial in France, a Paris civil court is set to hear the case Thursday. The... Read More

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Facebook

February 1, 2018

Court rejects lawsuit against Twitter over IS attack

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A federal appeals court on Wednesday rejected a lawsuit that sought to hold Twitter liable for the deaths of two U.S. contractors in Jordan three years ago in an attack for which the Islamic State group claimed responsibility. The lawsuit failed to establish Twitter accounts used by IS directly caused the... Read More

Criminal Justice News, National Security, News, Technology

IS, Isis, Twitter

February 1, 2018

Iowa county pays $285,000 to man wrongly jailed for 68 days

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) — An Iowa county agreed Wednesday to pay $285,000 to an Arizona man who was arrested, transported across the country and jailed for 68 days for a crime that he did not commit. The payment will resolve a federal lawsuit that 23-year-old Joseph McBride filed in early January against Linn County... Read More

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Joseph McBride

February 1, 2018

Prosecution rests in Pilot Flying J trial in Tennessee

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) — Prosecutors have rested their case against four former Pilot Flying J employees accused in a scheme to shortchange trucking customers on fuel rebates. News outlets say prosecutors ended Wednesday without calling former Pilot Flying J. Vice President John “Stick” Freeman. The government described Freeman as the scheme’s architect. In one recording,... Read More

Criminal Justice News, Fraud, News

Flying J

February 1, 2018

Manson corpse case on ice for another month in heirs dispute

LOS ANGELES (AP) — The corpse of Charles Manson will remain in a morgue for at least another month while would-be heirs and a friend wait for a court hearing to fight over his remains. A Kern County Superior Court commissioner on Wednesday set a March 7 hearing in the dispute that includes a son... Read More

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Charles Manson

University asks judge to dismiss white nationalist’s lawsuit

Man who drove van into Muslims in London convicted of murder

Molested gymnasts blast coach who sent them to see doctor

Dallas man executed for killing daughters while mom listened

Girl in Slender Man stabbing gets maximum mental commitment

Christopher Whitaker Trial Live Stream

Erica White Closing Arguments Live Stream

Environmental groups sue to block road through Alaska refuge

DJ who lost groping lawsuit to Taylor Swift in new radio job

Paris court hears Facebook ‘censorship’ case over nude art

Court rejects lawsuit against Twitter over IS attack

Iowa county pays $285,000 to man wrongly jailed for 68 days

Prosecution rests in Pilot Flying J trial in Tennessee

Manson corpse case on ice for another month in heirs dispute

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