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WASHINGTON – Prakazrel “Pras” Michel, a rapper known from the Fugees, has been given a 14-year prison sentence. This comes after he was found guilty of illegally moving money from foreign sources into Barack Obama’s 2012 campaign for president. Michel, who is 52, chose not to speak in court before the sentence was handed down by Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly. Back in April 2023, a jury decided that Michel was guilty of several crimes. These included working with others to break the law and acting as a secret agent for another country without registering with the U.S. government. The case, held…
Huss4 p.m., the Tiffin Police Department received frantic emergency calls reporting gunshots and screaming in the 100 block of Huss Street. What awaited officers inside was a devastating scene: two young children and an adult man suffering from gunshot wounds, and a mother who, though physically unharmed, was clearly reeling from the horror. From what investigators have pieced together, the tragedy unfolded as the mother of two was trying to remove her belongings from the home. She had arranged for 29-year-old Dustin Willey, the father of her older child, to help her move because she had been having ongoing domestic…
Actress Kate Winslet recently shared a humorous story about her first encounter with King Charles III back in 1996. Winslet, then a young actress, attended the premiere of “Sense and Sensibility” where she was scheduled to meet the then-Prince Charles. She confessed that she hadn’t fully grasped the formality of the occasion. She was wearing a lace outfit that turned out to be more revealing than she had realized. As King Charles approached, Winslet had a moment of panic, realizing the sheerness of her attire. Fortunately, she had worn a coat, which she quickly wrapped around herself to avoid any…
The town of Broadview, Illinois, a suburb near Chicago, has declared a civil emergency after weeks of intense protests related to a local immigration processing center. The decision, made by Mayor Katrina Thompson, follows escalating tensions, including a bomb threat at the town hall and a personal death threat against the mayor. These events underscore the growing concerns over border security and the handling of immigration enforcement. The federal government has been working to manage the flow of individuals entering the country illegally, focusing on processing and, when necessary, detaining those who pose a risk to public safety. According to…
World Cup Expansion Offers Opportunity, But Concerns Remain Manchester, England – The upcoming World Cup is set to be the biggest yet, with an expanded format allowing smaller nations like Curaçao and Cape Verde a chance to compete on the world stage. FIFA’s decision to increase the number of participating teams from 32 to 48 has been praised by some, including FIFA President Gianni Infantino, who believes it opens doors for countries that previously had little hope of qualifying. “Congratulations to Curaçao on an incredible achievement,” Infantino said. “In only your fourth cycle as an independent nation, you’ve inspired us…
As New York City prepares for a new mayor, the federal government is signaling a renewed focus on enforcing immigration laws within the city. Concerns about public safety and the rule of law are prompting a review of existing policies and a potential increase in federal presence. With the upcoming inauguration of Zohran Mamdani, who has expressed strong support for sanctuary city policies, the federal government is taking steps to ensure that national immigration laws are upheld. The debate centers around the balance between local autonomy and the need for consistent enforcement of federal regulations, particularly when it comes to…
Washington, D.C. – Former Vice President Kamala Harris recently challenged President Trump to release the Epstein files, claiming he was trying to mislead the public by suggesting he needed congressional approval. “Release the files!” Harris exclaimed during a podcast. “He is the President… he has taken unilateral action without concern about the three co-equal branches of government on almost everything he has done, so release the files.” President Trump, known for his decisive leadership, took swift action. He signed legislation green-lighting the Justice Department to release the files. “I HAVE JUST SIGNED THE BILL TO RELEASE THE EPSTEIN FILES!” Trump…
A man who disappeared five years ago has reappeared, just days after five people were arrested in connection with his supposed murder. Ismail Ali was last seen in Bradford, England, on May 29, 2020, leaving his job at a food store around 2:30 p.m. He was 46 years old at the time. On Wednesday, November 19, Ali walked into a police station, reporting that he was safe. Police are now trying to understand what happened during his disappearance. Ali’s family has been told that he is alive and well. He is currently being looked after while the police investigate. Earlier…
As the fantasy football season rolls on, making informed decisions about which players to start each week becomes even more crucial. Here’s a look at some key situations and players that could significantly impact your lineup: Higgins Steps Up With Ja’Marr Chase out, Tee Higgins is expected to be the primary receiver. When Chase is absent, Higgins sees a notable increase in his production. Quarterback Joe Flacco has already shown a connection with Higgins. Even against a tough opponent like New England, Higgins’ ability to make contested catches could make him a valuable asset this week. New England’s defense is…
The U.S. job market saw some progress in September, according to the latest report from the Labor Department, but there are still signs of uncertainty ahead. Employers managed to add 119,000 jobs last month, surpassing economists’ expectations, although the overall job growth remains relatively slow. The unemployment rate rose to 4.4%, which is higher than analysts had anticipated. This figure, along with the job growth, indicates that while there are some positive signs, the labor market is weakening. Originally, the jobs report was supposed to come out on October 3, but a government shutdown delayed it. This shutdown affected the…