By Alexandria Bruell, Alyssa Lukpat WASHINGTON, DC (WSJ, CONVERSEER) – President Donald Trump sued the BBC for defamation on Monday over the broadcaster’s editing of a documentary that featured his speech before the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot. The president, who had threatened legal action last month, is seeking $10 billion in damages after accusing…
By Ryan Barber CALIFORNIA (WSJ, CONVERSEER) – The Justice Department said on Monday it had arrested four people on charges of plotting a coordinated string of bombings set to go off on New Year’s Eve across Southern California. In court records, the Justice Department identified the four as members of the Turtle Island Liberation Front,…
By Collin Rugg MASSACHUSETTS (CONVERSEER) – Authorities have discovered evidence potentially linking the Brown University shooting and the killing of an MIT professor, according to WPRI. Just two days after the horrific Brown shooting, MIT professor Nuno Loureiro was shot multiple times inside his home. Loureiro’s home is about 50 miles from Providence, Rhode Island,…
By Joe Udo OKLAHOMA (CONVERSEER) – The teenage son of former football director at Oklahoma State University, Jesse Butler, has been confronted after avoiding all jail time despite being convicted of raping two high school students. Butler was facing a 78-year sentence, but was granted youthful offender status. The rapist so badly assaulted one of…
By Collin Rugg NEW YORK (CONVERSEER) – American-Arab Dearborn Heights businessman Sam Hussein and a local tree farmer team up to cover the cost of a $10,000 Christmas tree, which now stands in front of City Hall. The men decided to take action after the yearly tradition was almost ruined. The tree order, which was…
