
The Scottie Scheffler Saga: What’s Really Wrong with the Criminal Justice System
The arrest of the world’s top golfer revealed many of the things that are wrong with the criminal justice system in the US.
The arrest of the world’s top golfer revealed many of the things that are wrong with the criminal justice system in the US.
It is what it is — and it is all there is.
In a highly political move, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) pardoned a man who had gunned down a legally armed Black Lives Matter protester.
Trump’s confident and cocky because he senses that the whole system is afraid of what would happen if he were jailed and the Wrath of MAGA provoked.
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Both the UK and the US governments subscribed to their own exceptionalism: Virus outbreaks happened elsewhere, not here.
He was used, then discarded. And for what?
Will she ever tell what she knows?
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