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“Today’s grant of clemency strengthens, rather than weakens, public trust in our system of justice,” Schulz wrote. Charles "Sonny" Burton, 75, received had his death sentence commuted days before his scheduled execution. courtesy of Charles Burton's legal teamLike most people sentenced to death, Burton was subjected to extreme violence before committing the crime that landed him on death row. “That, of course, infuriated the jury and probably contributed greatly to his death sentence,” Schulz, Burton’s current lawyer, said in an interview. I wish there was more that I could do, but I do hope you can maybe find some comfort in this apology,” Burton wrote.

Though Brennan could still face grand jury activity, the investigation also could fall apart. A Justice Department spokesperson declined to comment for this story, saying it does not comment on ongoing investigations. Hanging over their headsSeveral of the probes launched into the actions of the president’s political foes have failed when presented to a grand jury over the last year. Lowell currently represents several high-profile people this Trump Justice Department has investigated, charged or attempted to charge. There, prosecutors would face a grand jury that may be much less willing to indict a former administration official that Trump publicly criticizes.

Footage has emerged that appears to show a US missile targeting the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) naval base adjacent to the school where Iranian state media say scores of children were killed. “Based on what I’ve seen, that was done by Iran,” Trump told reporters Saturday, characterizing Iranian munitions as “very inaccurate.”At least 168 children and 14 adults died in the attack, according to Iranian state media. Videos geolocated by CNN show that the school was struck at or around the same time as the base, with one showing smoke billowing both from the IRGC facility and the school building. Satellite imagery from 2013 showed that the school and the IRGC base were once part of the same compound. He said Israel had mostly struck northern Iran while the US had targeted the south.

"Two Pennsylvania teenagers crossed into New York City Saturday morning for what could’ve been a normal day enjoying the city during abnormally warm weather. Does anyone believe that if the story were about 18-year-old "white supremacists" throwing bombs that CNN would have called them teenagers? As it's written, CNN implies they were simply arrested for throwing homemade bombs, which leaves open to interpretation whether they actually did throw the bombs. They also make sure to note it happened outside Mamdani's home. "Two Pennsylvania men on Saturday followed the route taken by thousands as they crossed the George Washington Bridge into New York City.

State Bar Chief Trial Counsel George Cardona said in a statement that the allegations, if proved, “represent dishonest and illegal conduct.”AdvertisementNeither Hendizadeh nor a spokesperson for law firm provided a comment. The firm had roughly 40 clients in Texas, where it operated under the name “Lone Star Injury Law Firm” and branded itself as “Texas’s #1 Injury Law Firm,” according to the complaint. The firm had one L.A.-based attorney licensed to practice in Texas, Darren McBratney, but he left the firm in early 2022. In many cases, the bar alleged, DTLA made no effort to do so and left its out-of-state clients in the lurch. They began working together in August 2013, the month Hendizadeh got his California bar license, according to the complaint.

Russia Says It Isn’t Sharing US Military Asset Info with Iran: WitkoffRussia Denies Sharing Intelligence with IranWASHINGTON, March 10 (Reuters) - Russia has denied sharing intelligence with Iran on U.S. military assets in the Middle East, U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff said on Tuesday in a CNBC interview. Details of the DenialWitkoff said the denial came during a phone call that U.S. President Donald Trump had with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday. Background: Media Reports on Intelligence SharingThe Washington Post reported on Friday that Russia was providing Iran with targeting information that included locations of U.S. warships and aircraft in the Middle East. Witkoff’s Statement on the Situation"Yesterday on the call with the president, the Russians said that they have not been sharing," Witkoff said when asked if Washington thought Russia had shared with Tehran intelligence about the location of U.S. military assets. Witkoff’s Final RemarksHe added: "That's a better question for the intel people, but let's hope that they're not sharing."

LOADING ERROR LOADINGWASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s widening war in Iran is causing oil prices to fluctuate wildly, making fuel more expensive for consumers and businesses and threatening to cause a larger crisis in the global economy. AdvertisementAnd he downplayed oil prices, saying he knew they would go up on account of what he called the Iran “excursion.”“I knew oil prices would go up if I did this,” Trump said. “I know the White House is taking the increase in oil prices and gas prices very seriously, and, you know, that’s a good thing,” he said. “When oil prices spike like this, it ripples across the entire economy,” Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) said in a floor speech. Inflation was already on the rise, and Trump’s war just made it much, much worse.”California Gov.

NationalTrombonists serenade salsa legend Willie ColónMarch 10, 2026 | 4:09 PM GMTFamily, friends and fans gathered in New York to pay tribute to Willie Colón, the Grammy-nominated architect of urban salsa music and social activist who died last month at 75.

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Bad Boy Jurisprudence’s Doctrinal Outputs: The Bruen-Rahimi DistinctionThe conservatives’ treatment of two Second Amendment challenges to gun control regulations offers insight into how bad boy jurisprudence might mediate seeming inconsistencies in conservative jurisprudence. The structural consequences of bad boy jurisprudence are evident in the Roberts Court’s Second Amendment jurisprudence. C. Bad Boy Jurisprudence in Transsubstantive Legal RegimesTranssubstantive doctrinal contexts, where the governing legal context or doctrine is one whose “form and manner of application do not vary depending upon the antecedent legal regime that the dispute implicates,” present a special case for bad boy jurisprudence. D. Establishing Out-Groups: The Rhetoric of Bad Boy JurisprudenceBad boy jurisprudence needs bad boys, and a core element of bad boy jurisprudence is the use of framing, narrative, and rhetoric to brand the bad boy(s) in a given story. And the logical next step of bad boy jurisprudence — denying legal protection to unsympathetic bad boys — requires that the stage be set this way.

“Did Meta just accidentally prove that smart glasses are a liability?” asked James Pero in Gizmodo. CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently drew a stern rebuke from the judge in a landmark trial about social media harms for strolling into court “rocking Meta’s smart glasses.” Ever the salesman, his cute “little stunt” was not an ignorant mistake. Smart glasses are getting increasingly popular, but their rise “comes with some important questions” for society. Meta sold more than 7 million pairs of smart glasses in 2025, which is paltry compared with the 240 million iPhones sold last year that also have filming capabilities. Now Meta wants to take the privacy intrusion a step further, said Dave Lee in Bloomberg, by introducing facial recognition to its smart glasses.

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Mindfulness communities today speak often and eloquently about compassion, presence, and care for the world. It reveals a tension between mindfulness as a practice of inner awareness and mindfulness as an ethical way of living—a tension worth sitting with. It forced a deeper question to the surface:What does it mean to practice mindfulness if our compassion does not extend to all beings who suffer? To exclude animals from our circle of care is to quietly limit the very heart of compassion practice. When compassion expands to include nonhuman beings, mindfulness becomes whole again.