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Exclusive interview with Cedric Daniels, the former Electric Transportation Manager for Alabama Power Company, a Southern Company, on the viability of electric vehicles and a closer look at the Supreme Court ruling that affirmed immunity for the US President in "official" acts.

The US Supreme Court rules US Presidents are not immune from prosecution for unofficial acts and not everything a President does is considered official and 13 year-old member of Utica, NY's Karen community (originating from Myanmar) is shot and killed by Utica Police after a pedestrian stop. Nyah Mway fled from police, was subdued, then shot while on the ground after officers said he displayed "what appeared to be a handgun", a Glock 17 replica pellet gun was recovered.

Voters and the candidates prepare for the first debate of the 2024 Presidential Candidates, incumbent President Joe Biden and challenger Donald John as more Conservatives voice disapproval with Trump and endorse Biden.

Breaking down the last two administrations' economic records and showing how Trump inherited a strong economy that got stronger ahead of the first Presidential Debate of the election season.

An update in the case of Neco Eley, who was stalked, harassed, and threated by a racist motorist on Hwy 90 in Biloxi, MS and a Texas woman is released on bail after attempting to drown the 3 year-old daughter of a Muslim mother in a pool after making racist remarks.

Analyzing the possible reasons (beyond crime) for the Deep South's (Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, South Carolina, and Georgia) Prisons to have Blacks make up nearly half of all inmates incarcerated despite making up less than 50% of those states populations.

Exclusive interview with Neco Eley, who recorded to social media a road rage incident involving a bigot, now identified as Christopher Pugh of Gulfport, MS, who stalked Eley on Hwy 90 in Biloxi, MS, following her vehicle and assaulting her with the threat of physical violence and racial slurs.

Louisiana Governor signed a bill into law that would require Louisiana schools to display the 10 Commandments on a poster in “large, easily readable font” in all public classrooms, from kindergarten to state-funded universities.

Celebrating those who fought and died for their freedom on Juneteenth 2024 with a look back at the circumstances of the events that inspired the now federal holiday and reactions to the Los Angeles County unified school district's ban on cell phones.

A 15 year-old is charged with attempted murder and arson after attacking her mother with a knife while she slept and setting their house on fire and several juveniles are arrested and charged in connection with the drowning of a 15 year-old in Georgia.

President Joe Biden and Donald John offer very different messaging on Father's Day which offers a look at their character and states of mind ahead of their first debate of the 2024 Election Season and reactions to the Supreme Court ruling on bump stocks.

An Akron, Ohio mother finds her son in police custody after he was involved in a high speed chase following an attempted traffic stop for a lane violation and proceeds to confront him for putting himself in the position to be arrested with his cousins in an interaction captured on police body camera.

Weighing the possible impacts of the guilty verdicts of Donald John and Hunter Biden on voters and juxtaposing the reactions to the verdicts from the former President and sitting President's son.

A Free Press poll found that 79% of Americans surveyed said they were concerned about the spread of "disinformation" online via social media platforms to deliberately confuse people with people of color being the most targeted as they used the platforms more as news sources, with 63% of Blacks surveyed saying they relied on Facebook for information and 65% saying they go to YouTube for news.

The Israeli Defense Force rescues four hostages in an operation the Ministry of Health in Gaza says killed at least 274 people and left more than 698 injured, Reps. Eric Swallwell and Jasmine Crockett lay out the limitations a felon would face as US President and Marjorie Taylor-Greene compares Trump to Jesus of Nazareth because both were "convicted felons".

Reactions to MAGA Cult member and VP candidate hopeful, Rep. Byron Donalds (R-Fl), saying at a GOP fundraiser in Philadelphia that ‘the Black family was together’ during the Jim Crow era and the white father of a Wisconsin high school graduate pushing the school district's black superintendent out of the line to shake his daughter's hand.

President Joe Biden announced he would sign an executive order that would seek to further secure the United States-Mexico border against illegal immigration including not granting asylum to illegal migrants while taking measures to make the asylum process more efficient for legal migrants and three more charged in Donald John's fake elector scheme in Wisconsin.

Reactions after prosecutors dismissed chages against Ryan Lonregan, the white MN Trooper who shot and killed Ricky Cobb II, a Black motorist who attempted to pull away from a traffic stop in July of 2023 after he was stopped for improper equipment when Troopers noticed the lights were out on his car and the Florida deputy who fatally shot Airman Roger Fortson (USAF) is fired, his family calls for the former deputy, Eddie Duran, to be charged with Fortson's killing.

A Massachusetts elementary school teacher who held a “mock slave auction” and used a racial slur in a classroom has been placed on paid administrative leave, according to the superintendent, and Donald John talks about a "breaking point" for his followers if he is incarcerated after being found guilty of 34 felony counts.

Reactions to 34 guilty felony counts against Donald John in the NY Hush Money trial from D.A. Alvin Bragg, former attorney Michael Cohen and supporters and Alabama executes it's second inmate of the year.

Reactions to Deiondra Sanders' refusal to name her son with Jacquees "junior" and a judge is stunned by a man with a suspended license showing up to his ZOOM hearing behind the wheel of a vehicle, driving to an appointment.

Jury deliberation begins in Donald John's hush money trial and Robert De Niro issues a dire warning to America outside of the NY courthouse where the hush money trial took place on allowing the "clown", "buffoon", and "sinner", Donald John, return to the White House.

A look back at his unprecedented disrespect of the military as Donald John continued his trend of blatantly disrespecting service members with his vitriolic Memorial Day message as he used the social media message to victimize himself and attempt to delegitimize his pending legal issues.

Secretary of State Michael Watson floats a conspiracy theory centered on the Biden Administration attempting to register illegal immigrants to vote in US elections and a discussion on how to address the unhoused in Biloxi.

Al Gore's climate warnings prove valid as tornadic activity in the US continues to increase, revisiting the final debate of the 2020 Presidential Campaign as Joe Biden and Donald John prepare to face off again, and an analysis of how National Conventions can change who represents the parties as candidates.

Rip shares mail from a mother attempting to keep her son from meeting a violent end after being turned away from a church where she sought assistance in the attempt to help her son build effective conflict resolution skills.

Defense rests in Donald John's "hush money" case and a social media post from his accounts featured imagery referencing a "Unified Reich" as campuses around the country claim student protests promote "anti-Semitism".

Sean "Diddy" Combs breaks silence after surveillance video surfaces depicting his violent assault on Cassie which was documented in her now settled lawsuit which alleged rape, abuse, and sex trafficking and the International Criminal Court seeks arrest warrants for Hamas leader in Gaza Yahya Sinwar and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity over the October 7 attacks on Israel and the subsequent war in Gaza.

Exclusive interview with McKenna Raney-Gray, ACLU Mississippi LGBTQ Justice Project Staff Attorney, discussing the complaint brought by the parent of a trans Harrison Central High student asking that the Education Department’s Civil Rights Office look into the school district’s enforcement of the dress code after not being allowed to wear a dress for special occasions as a band member.

Biden and Donald John agree to debate, a confessed rapist is caught 3 years later in France after messaging his victim on social media, and a Texas man is asking a state district court to take legal action after his ex-partner traveled to Colorado to get an abortion.

Ozark, Alabama man, Reginald Burks, is ordered by Municipal Court Judge Nicholas Bull to apologize in writing to the officer Burks told "get your ass out of the way" after receiving his ticket when the officer pulled him over for speeding after paying his fine in full.

A 70 year-old Illinois man was arrested and charged with a hate crime after allegedly shooting his neighbor several times after several incidents of harassment and attempted intimidation which included yelling racial slurs at the racially blended family, firing his gun in his yard, and tossing fireworks between the homes, according to the neighbor's son. Donald John's former "fixer", attorney Michael Cohen, testifies in "hush money" trial.

Okaloosa County Sheriff Eric Aden released bodycam footage from the shooting death of Senior Airman Roger Fortson, a 23-year-old active-duty Senior Airman who was fatally shot by an Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office Deputy on May 4 and Ann Coulter explains to Vivek Ramaswamy why should wouldn't vote for an Indian American.

Pastor Eddie Hartwell weighs in on Israel's history from a Biblical perspective, Marjorie Taylor-Greene is booed in the House as she attempts to vacated Mike Johnson's Speaker seat, and a former West Point, MS police officer and his fiancé are charged with murder for the death of their 4 month old baby.

Congressman Mike Ezell is recorded assaulting an anti-war protestor from the group CodePink, knocking her phone out of her hand when being questioned about Israel's refusal to sign off on a cease-fire agreement and details of Stormy Daniels' testimony in Donald John's "hush money" trial revealed.

As Hamas agrees to terms of a cease-fire agreement, Israel's forces shut off access to relief efforts at Rafah, on the border with Egypt, and President Joe Biden rails against anti-Semitism on college and university campuses in the U.S. as protests of the Israel/Hamas War continue.

A video depicting a father verbally berating his son and destroying his son's birthday presents (a laptop and phone) after the child misses the school bus goes viral and a church's live stream captures the moment when a man pulls a gun on the pastor before being wrestled to the ground by a member of the congregation with a body being found later at the assailant's home.

A breakdown of the relatively brief history of Israel (as we know it today) and Vice President Kamala Harris weighs in on Florida's 6-Week abortion ban, putting the blame squarely on Donald John and warns it will be ''even worse'' for women if he wins.

Protests at the country's colleges and universities inspire similar activism at high schools, harkening back to 1963 when more than 1,000 Black children peacefully protested racial segregation in Birmingham, Alabama, as part of the Children's Crusade, beginning a movement that sparked widely publicized police brutality that shocked the nation and spurred major civil rights advances.

Attorney Claire Burkes weighs in on the impacts of Florida's 6-week abortion ban and reactions to President Joe Biden's pledge to have the DEA reclassify marijuana from Schedule 1 to a Schedule 3 drug, which would ease restrictions nationwide.

A 1,577-page regulation bars transgender school bathroom bans and seeks to clarify Title IX, a sex discrimination law originally passed to addressed women's rights and applies to schools that accept federal money, and spell out that Title IX bars discrimination based on gender identity and sexual orientation.

A viral survey where women are asked if they'd rather meet a man or bear if they were alone in the woods results in the vast majority choosing the bear and Biden shows his comedic timing when poking fun at Donald John at the White House Correspondent's Dinner.

A Tennessee bill would have parents fined for their childrens' crimes passed their state's legislature and Supreme Court justices hear arguments on presidential immunity in Donald John's attempt to avoid further prosecution.

Revelations from testimony in Donald John's Hush Money trial from David Pecker,former CEO of American Media and publisher of the National Enquirer, who stated under oath that he personally oversaw the "catch and kill" agreement between himself and Donald John and made up a story about Ted Cruz's father and Lee Harvey Oswald for use as a campaign talking point.

The Toledo, Ohio branch of the NAACP demands accountability from Toledo Police Department after a K-9 used during traffic stop which bit Brandon Upchurch after police pulled him over under the false belief his truck was stolen and reactions after the self-immolation of Max Azzarello outside of the NY courthouse where Donald John is on trial.

Reactions to the attack from Israel on Iran and the family of Dau Mabil, a refugee from Sudan, seeks answers after his body was found in the Pearl River after he had been missing for nearly a month and criticized the investigation conducted by Capitol Police as "insufficient" and have requested the Jackson Police Department to assist and U.S. Congressman Bennie Thompson has asked the U.S. Department of Justice for assistance into the investigation.

Listeners and Gulf Coast locals respond to Biloxi Police Chief John Miller's comments in response to the policing of Black Spring Break and the arrests made during the event and the US Supreme Court refusing to hear McKesson v. Doe in which the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals decided a protest organizer could face disastrous financial consequences if someone attending the protest commits a crime.

An in depth recap of what led to the first criminal trial of a US President in history and debate over men and women competing in professional sports after salary details of Caitlyn Clark's WNBA 1st round draft pick deal are revealed.

Exclusive interviews with Mississippi Black Spring Break organizer Maurice Bryant on the disappointing treatment of Spring Breakers by local law enforcement and CC Jean, owner and lead therapist of Rise Psychotherapy and Family Support Services addressing the increase in cases of pediatric suicides, warning signs, and how parents can help their children find their way out of deep depression that could lead to suicidal thoughts and actions.

After Black Spring Break marks it's 26th year on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, a lack of accommodations for parking and heavy handed policing is highlighted and Donald John becomes the first former US President to stand trial as his "hush money" trial gets underway in New York.