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Following a mass march for justice for Nolan Wells between Biloxi and Ocean Springs, MS, an exclusive interview with the parents of Nolan Wells, Elmore Wonsley and Christine Wells-Wonsley and Liza A. Park, the Senior Attorney in the Atlanta office of Ben Crump Law. 

A Mississippi judge eyes house arrest for a mother and son while they await federal sentencing in state’s largest welfare scheme and the DOJ fails to get a grand jury refuses to indict former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson, a former White House staffer who provided dramatic but disputed testimony against President Donald Trump before a House committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, U.S. Capi...

Exclusive interview with Senate Candidate Scott Colom and Senator Corey Booker ahead of the November mid-term elections and a discussion with Pastor Eddie Hartwell Sr. on the church and pastors' roles in the political system and how today's clergy differs from the members during the Civil Rights Movement. 

Moss Point Police Chief Dennis Stevenson speaks on a new initiative by his department to work with local preachers and pastors to bridge gaps between the police department, churches, and community at large in hopes of further driving down crime rates and increasing communication and reactions after Attorney General Lynn Fitch tells Senate candidate Scott Colom to remove an AI video depicting his o...

Dr. De Lacy Davis, author of Black Cops Against Police Brutality: A Crisis Action Plan, weighs in on the body cam footage of the shooting death of 1 year-old Kohen Wiley by former Senatobia, MS police officer Hunter Foster following the release of his body camera footage after the other officers' and surveillance footage was leaked. 

Exclusive interviews with the Mississippi Legislative Black Caucus Chair, Rep. Kabir Karriem discussing the caucus' challenging of Attorney General Lynn Fitch's decision to rule the officer-involved fatal shooting of 1 year-old Kohen Wiley as "justified" and social media commentator Boogie Lowdown following his being served by the attorneys for the "Horn Island 3" with a restraining order over Nol...

Exclusive interview with Senatobia Committee for Accountability and Transparency founder, Patrick Lumumba, following the ruling by Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch that the officer involved shooting by Senatobia Officer Hunter Foster of one year-old Kohen Wiley as the baby sat in his mother's lap in a car in a Walmart parking lot was justified. 

A New York Times investigation, based on previously sealed court records and interviews, leads to reporting of the newly unsealed files suggesting O.J. Simpson may have had help allegedly covering up 1994 murders, former Congressman Matt Gaetz sued by two women who accuse the former Florida Representative of sex trafficking, and Michigan candidate Dr. Abdul El-Sayed CONFRONTS Heckler at Town Hall.

Maryland's tennis team is suspended after sharing tournament flyers featuring KKK hoods in the artwork and the Vice President doubles down on his increasingly more bigoted rhetoric when campaigning against James Talarico and Dr. Abdul Al-Sayed. 

Another white supremacist terrorist attacks another place of worship after an Illinois Taco Bell employee decided to attempt to fire into a Hindu temple before his weapon jams, a crash course in surviving Trumpism in the current economy, and an analysis of causes and possible solutions to the blight seen across Jackson, Mississippi. 

Reactions after the lawyer for the family of Bart Edmiston Jr., attorney Russell Latino, put audio engineer Jeanetta Brantley on notice of a pending defamation lawsuit over what she transcribed after enhancing audio from a Sea Tow distress call made during the return trip from Horn Island the day Nolan Wells went missing and the Wells family highlights texts from the Garrett Discovery analysis of...

Judge Ana Reyes blocks tree cutting at East Potomac Golf Links after hundreds are felled and Democratic Party candidate for US Senate, Scott Colom, picked up endorsements from Sen. Corey Booker, former Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg, and former President Barack Obama as he seeks to defeat Cindy Hyde-Smith in the 2026 election, but will the national support done him any favors? 

Donald John tells a crowd of his followers "I could say the stupidest thing and you'd clap", once again insulting their intelligence to their faces, and an announced immediate "energy ceasefire" between Russia and Ukraine falls apart after Ukrainian officials reported that Russia immediately violated the truce, striking multiple Ukrainian power plants and energy facilities. 

The Gulf Coast braces for the landfall of Hurricane Isaiahs and a cut in oil production as a result of the storm has the potential for driving gas prices even higher amid the highest diesel prices in US history. 

Discussing the current and former types of therapy sought by African American men and the stigma placed upon the institution of psychotherapy in the Black community following ridiculing comments from sports analyst Stephen A. Smith after an NFL player's decision to sit out the season to seek treatment for anxiety and depression. 

Discussing "consent" and "privilege" in the wake of the Cornell Gang Rape scandal that has resulted in two expulsions and two suspensions but no charges for anyone alleged to have taken part in the raping of a female student in a fraternity house on the campus of Cornell University. 

Juxtaposing the CIA's influencing of media in Iran ahead of installation of the Shah with the current consolidation of media by Conservative billionaires, reactions to Donald John calling on Iran to bomb California, and NFL Hall of Famer Terrell Owens sued by "friends of Nolan Wells" alleging defamation following his online comments calling for their arrests in connection with Nolan Wells disappea...

Discussing the "friends of Nolan Wells" interview on Fox News where it's mentioned Nolan Wells wasn't "hammered" (heavily intoxicated) on Horn Island on July 4th before his disappearance and subsequent death, despite the D.A.'s focus on Wells' purchasing of alcohol in her statement announcing the grand jury's decision to return a "no true bill" on his death investigation and the double-standards s...

Exclusive interview with US Senate Democratic Party candidate Scott Colom discussing his vision for representing Mississippi and reactions after Halle Berry's son's father accuses her of physically abusing their child after the teenager called him following an argument with is mother. 

In it's second botched execution of 2026, after the failed execution of Tony Carruthers' left him paralyzed, Tennessee failed to execute Christa Pike, after two "lethal" injections. Pike had been convicted of murdering a classmate, 19 year-old Colleen Slemmer, in 1995 as part of a "devil worship ritual sacrifice" and sentenced to death. Pike was 18 at the time of the murder.

Donald John signs an executive order to rebrand A.I. and a letter by tech executives who pledged to police each other as the proliferation of A.I. continues despite dire warnings of the potential for catastrophic outcomes from the likes of Sam Altman (OpenAI), Steve Wozniak (Apple co-founder), Geoffrey Hinton (Nobel Prize-winning computer scientist/the "Godfather of AI"), and Elon Musk (xAI) who r...

Exploring the juxtaposition of suspected meth addicts' theft of metals from veteran cemeteries and the crusade to add Trump's name to the Kennedy Center under threat of demolition and Donald John's previous election tampering efforts highlighted once again as former special counsel Jack Smith testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee about his investigation into President Trump's efforts to...

Reviewing the Garret Discovery forensic analysis of Nolan Wells' Snapchat text message chain and Tasia Fortune's death investigation's official shift into a homicide investigation after The Jackson, Mississippi, police chief told reporters the hanging of Tasia Fortune, whose body was found on Aug. 3, was a "staged event" in a "a drug case gone very wrong."

Further review of the press conference held by the legal team for the family of Nolan Wells detailing information retrieved from Wells' cellphone including GPS tracking data and questioning if listening parents would or could accept the grand jury's ruling of a "no true bill" and the Medical Examiner's ruling that the manner and cause of death are "undetermined". 

The legal team for the family of Nolan Wells, the 18 year-old found dead on Horn Island after going missing on July 4th following a boat trip, holds a press conference to present the results of the forensic analysis of Wells' cellphone and Donald John is forced to restore access to the White House to some media outlets after a judge's order.