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Timothy Bella is a staff writer and editor for the General Assignment team, focusing on national news. He was previously the deputy editor of Morning Mix. His work has appeared in outlets such as Esquire, the Atlantic, New York magazine and the Undefeated. His first book, a biography on Charles Barkley, is due out in 2022 for Hanover Square Press.
An edited version of the hit show produced by the Door McAllen church in Texas did not get the blessing of the Broadway musical's creators, a “Hamilton” spokesperson told The Washington Post.
The Austin jury’s decision means Jones could pay far less than the plaintiffs sought for his remarks nearly a decade ago after the massacre in Newtown, Conn.
Joshua Jaynes, Kelly Goodlett, Kyle Meany and Brett Hankison face federal charges for alleged roles in raid that led to the fatal police shooting of Breonna Taylor.
Airbnb has apologized for the listing in Greenville, Miss., and noted that it is “removing listings that are known to include former slave quarters in the United States.”
When Cruz (R-Tex.) said Stewart was wrong about the bill and accused Democrats of playing a “budgetary trick” in the PACT Act, which Cruz voted against despite saying he supported the bill and veterans, the comedian wasn’t having it.
It’s the second time in recent months that a bankruptcy filing related to Alex Jones has come up during litigation from Sandy Hook families brought against the conspiracy theorist.