Author: Constitutional Nobody

AMC Theaters is giving moviegoers a more transparent heads-up that your film might not start until half an hour after the listed showtime. The chain recently updated its website to reflect that “movies start 25 to 30 minutes after showtime,” aiming to reduce frustration for customers who don’t want to sit through a growing number…

(NewsNation) — A 12-member jury has told the judge in the Sean “Diddy” Combs trial they have reached a verdict on the sex trafficking and transportation to engage in prostitution charges, but are unable to get unanimous vote on the racketeering charge. The jury came back to the deliberation room after convening for more than…

Newcomers to the news often focus on what they perceive as the story of the day – frequently overlooking major developments. They tend to ignore stories that don’t align with their political biases. We’ve seen days-long, front-page coverage of the results—or lack thereof—of American attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities. Yet, there’s been comparatively little attention…

The Turkish government is taking action against those it accuses of depicting the Prophet Muhammad as a cartoon in a satirical magazine. Turkey’s president called the cartoon a “vile provocation” and promised to hold those responsible for its publication “accountable before the law.” Protesters surround magazine’s main office President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s remarks followed protests in Istanbul…

A Malian immigrant broke into an elderly Jewish woman’s apartment and brutally beat her before picking her up and throwing her out a 3-story window to her death. However, the judge determined that the man isn’t responsible for his actions because he smoked marijuana. Thanks to a court ruling, the family of Sarah Halimi will…

President Trump has been on a roll in his efforts to combat illegal immigration and remove undocumented immigrants from the country. His success in the border battle has put the President on the verge of getting billions of dollars from Congress to recruit and retain agents to carry out the mass deportation campaign that was…

California has made significant changes to a 1970s land-use law that was once regarded as landmark legislation for protecting the environment, but is now viewed as a barrier to development in a state plagued by an ongoing housing crisis. Gov. Gavin Newsom and state lawmakers say the changes will help them get a better handle…