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‘He’s Not Even Resisting It’: Police Use Shocking Home Video to Charge Florida Mom After 4-Year-Old Boy She Adopted Dies from Internal Injuries
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May 10, 2024May 10, 2024Politics

‘He’s Not Even Resisting It’: Police Use Shocking Home Video to Charge Florida Mom After 4-Year-Old Boy She Adopted Dies from Internal Injuries

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A Florida mother who was caught on video throwing her adopted 4-year-old son into a pool with his hands tied behind his back has now been charged with the boy’s murder. Detectives arrested 36-year-old Patricia Saintizaire and charged her with first-degree murder, aggravated child abuse, and tampering with a witness in connection to the death...

‘It Is In Our Best Interest’: FAMU President Forced to Hit ‘Pause’ On Historic $238M Gift By Mysterious Black Donor as Flurry of Skeptics Question Legitimacy Of Gift
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May 10, 2024May 10, 2024Politics

‘It Is In Our Best Interest’: FAMU President Forced to Hit ‘Pause’ On Historic $238M Gift By Mysterious Black Donor as Flurry of Skeptics Question Legitimacy Of Gift

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One of the largest donations to a historically Black college or university is now on hold after coming under scrutiny from some alumni and HBCU advocates because of the donor’s guarded background. Investor Gregory Gerami is behind the historic nine-figure donation to Florida A&M University. His $237.75 million gift reportedly is one of the largest...

Former Juror Riddled with Guilt After Helping to Send Black Man to Death Row On Testimony Of Witness Who Was Paid $5,000 By The State; Begs for Forgiveness from His Family
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May 9, 2024May 9, 2024Politics

Former Juror Riddled with Guilt After Helping to Send Black Man to Death Row On Testimony Of Witness Who Was Paid $5,000 By The State; Begs for Forgiveness from His Family

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A woman who sat on the jury that sent an Alabama man to death row 25 years ago is now calling for a new trial due to evidence of potential legal misconduct, saying her role in the defendant’s 1998 murder conviction “keeps me awake at night.” Monique Hicks, of Prattsville, Alabama, sat on the jury that...