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Cornell 7 Thrown Under the Letitia James Bus
Guilty until proven innocent is the operating standard for New York’s Democrat attorney general in the case of Cornell rape allegations.
Why the Cornell Rape Allegations Are More Complicated Than Instagram Says
Across social media, the case has become almost a moral litmus test, with people treating the accusation itself as proof of guilt.
The Cornell 7 — Another Rape Hoax?
This story is a perfect example of how two things can be true at once.
Holdout Clancy Juror’s Lawyer Warns of Sixth Amendment Threat
The lone holdout juror, who has since been publicly identified, has had to hire legal counsel to protect himself simply for expressing an opinion the defense disliked.
Flock’s Losing PR Battle
It seems that Flock has finally given up attempting to be popular and is now looking for ways to survive.
Race-Baiters Baffled as Jury Rules No Foul Play in Nolan Wells Case
After the young black Mississippi man was found dead, race-hustlers at the national level used his death to target his white friends.
Juror Intimidation Is Illegal, So Why Is Everyone Doing It in the Clancy Case?
One man refused to go along with 11 other jurors in letting Lindsay Clancy off the hook, so now the character assassins are out in force.
Canada’s Cruel and Unusual View of Female Inmates
The Canucks admit that “gender-inclusive” prison policies have resulted in violent assaults but refuse to say that women’s rights were violated.
Lindsay Clancy’s Lawyer Is Poisoning the Judicial System
His comments about the holdout juror, along with other jurors’ public complaints, undermine the prospect of a fair trial in this and other cases.
The Lindsay Clancy Mistrial Exposes a Moral Crisis
Cora, Dawson, and Callan were innocent human beings, and they deserve justice for the horrific way their lives were taken.
Justice Is Finally Coming for Robinson
It’s been nearly a year since the assassination of Charlie Kirk, but a Utah judge finally ruled yesterday that there’s enough evidence to bring his alleged assassin to trial — with the death penalty still in play.
A Manners List for UK Immigrants
The UK Home Office recently published guidelines for newcomers to understand British culture — things like “equal rights” and “don’t rape.”
Swalwell Isn’t Out of the Woods Yet
Just when former Congressman Eric Swalwell thought things couldn’t get any worse, the FBI stopped him at the airport and seized his phone.
Lindsay Clancy and Justice vs. Tribalism
The mom on trial for murdering her three children prompts questions about mental healthcare, criminal agency, and the problem of online conspiracy-based tribalism.
NYC Jews Targeted Under Mamdani’s ‘Leadership’
More than half of hate crime attacks this year have been against Jews. While unfortunate, such antisemitism could yield a wake-up call among this Democrat coalition.
Derek Chauvin Still Deserves Justice
Justice requires that every defendant be judged on the evidence and the law — not on politics, public outrage, or what a verdict is expected to represent.
The Spokane Arsonist Was Not ‘Climate Change’
A convicted felon has been arrested for a fire burning in Spokane, though the Leftmedia remains fixated on the supposed climate crisis.
Throw the Book at the Tate Brothers
The pervy “manosphere” twits are facing 59 charges in Britain for a litany of sex crimes ranging from rape to child porn.
Prosecutors Present Damning Evidence in Kirk Murder Case
Despite the conspiracy lies of Candace Owens and others, it’s clear that Tyler Robinson is the one who pulled the trigger and assassinated Charlie Kirk.
The Menace of Teen Takeovers
The Leftmedia has failed to report on the deadly seriousness of these incidents and who’s behind them, and cities don’t yet seem to have the stomach for cracking down on them.