Harvey Weinstein's Interview with Candace Owens

Harvey Weinstein maintains his innocence in a tell-all interview with Candace Owens from prison, denying the sexual crime accusations against him. He claims he was wrongfully convicted and that his actions were merely mistakes, not illegal. Weinstein discusses his relationships with accusers like Gwyneth Paltrow and Rose McGowan, addressing accusations and settlements. He also mentions helping industry connections develop films while in jail.

Criticism of Disney's inclusion of rape and lesbianism in Star Wars Andor series

The article criticizes Disney for allegedly adding rape and lesbianism to the Star Wars series Andor, claiming it is harmful to children and part of a grooming technique. It accuses Disney of destroying innocence and sexually confusing children for exploitation.

Scott Peterson's Attempt to Overturn Murder Conviction

Scott Peterson's attempt to overturn his murder conviction faces challenges and is considered a long shot by legal experts.

Elimination of the Death Penalty in Texas

Texas state lawmaker introduces legislation to eliminate the death penalty following a high-profile death row case. The bill is filed for the upcoming legislative session amid concerns about wrongful executions and lack of humanity tied to the death penalty.

Missouri man freed after 34 years in prison

Missouri man freed from prison after murder conviction overturned after 34 years despite attorney general's efforts to keep him locked up. Release marks second time in recent weeks that a person was freed despite appeals. Political scientists suggest tough stance to secure votes in primary election.

Execution of Missouri Inmate David Hosier

Missouri inmate David Hosier is set to be executed for the 2009 deaths of a couple he had an affair with. He has accepted his fate and claims innocence. Governor denied clemency due to lack of remorse.

Amanda Knox's Slander Conviction Upheld in Italy

Amanda Knox has been accused of falsely accusing a man of her roommate's murder, leading to a conviction for slander. She maintains her innocence and plans to appeal the decision. This case has been ongoing for years and has caused significant media attention worldwide.

Former President Trump's Historic Criminal Trial

Former President Trump found guilty on all counts in historic criminal trial, facing a maximum sentence of 136 years. Claims trial was rigged by a conflicted judge and the Biden administration. Maintains innocence and vows to fight for the Constitution.

The Dark Side of True Crime Content

True crime content has seen a surge in popularity, but there is a dark side to it as creators sometimes prioritize sensationalism over truth, leading to harmful consequences. Cases of innocent individuals being accused and conspiracy theories gaining traction are highlighted, emphasizing the importance of valuing truth over fiction in the true crime genre.

Google's attempt to avoid jury trial in antitrust case

Google offers to pay the U.S. Department of Justice to avoid a jury trial in an antitrust case regarding its alleged online advertising monopoly. Despite the payment, Google maintains its innocence against the charges.

Gotti Family Brawl at High-School Basketball Game

Kimberly and Gianna Gotti allegedly involved in a brawl at a high-school basketball game, but want the case dropped. They deny the charges and claim their family name is being used against them.

Bill Maher defending Woody Allen against molestation allegation

Bill Maher defends Woody Allen against molestation allegation, criticizes actors who blacklisted him as "pussies," and argues for Allen's innocence based on lack of evidence and police investigations.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs' Properties Searched in Sex Trafficking Investigation

Sean 'Diddy' Combs' properties were searched by federal authorities in a sex trafficking investigation, but his lawyer claims it was a gross use of force and he is innocent. Combs' sons were handcuffed during the raid, and there have been multiple sexual abuse lawsuits against Combs which he denies.

Federal Raid on Diddy's Home

Federal law enforcement officers raided Diddy's L.A. home, turning it upside down and seizing electronic equipment. Diddy's attorney claims he is being railroaded by the government, denying any criminal or civil liability.