Honoring Griffiths Mxenge: Remembering the Human Rights Lawyer Assassinated 43 Years Ago for Fighting Apartheid

Today marks 43 years since the assassination of Griffiths Mxenge, a revered South African human rights lawyer whose legacy continues to inspire the fight for justice and equality. On November 19, 1981, Mxenge was brutally murdered by operatives of the apartheid regime, an act meant to silence his fearless advocacy against state oppression. Instead, his…

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Attorney Tony Buzbee Sued for Alleged Extortion Amid Wave of Claims Against Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs

Attorney Tony Buzbee, known for high-profile cases and often representing clients in cases involving public figures, is now facing a lawsuit himself for alleged extortion in connection with claims filed against music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs. Buzbee, who recently filed multiple lawsuits against Combs, is accused of using coercive tactics to extract settlements in cases…

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Ethics Committee Witness Saw Gaetz Having Sex with Underage Girl, Lawyer Says

The controversy surrounding Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) has intensified following new allegations brought forth by a witness during a House Ethics Committee investigation. According to the witness’s lawyer, the individual testified that they observed Gaetz engaging in sexual activities with an underage girl. These allegations compound the existing scrutiny of Gaetz, who has been the…

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Biden Pushes for Expanded Student Debt Relief, Targeting Current and Future Borrowers Ahead of Term’s End

As President Joe Biden’s term progresses, his administration is making a concerted effort to solidify additional student debt relief measures, with an emphasis on offering relief to both current and future borrowers. The move comes amid ongoing efforts to tackle the student debt crisis, which affects millions of Americans burdened by rising tuition costs and…

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What Happens to Student Loans if the Department of Education Is Eliminated? Implications for Borrowers Explored

If former President Donald Trump, or any future president, were to succeed in eliminating the U.S. Department of Education, the fate of federal student loans would hinge on what happens to the programs currently administered by the agency. While such a move is unprecedented and highly controversial, the implications for student loans would be complex…

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Mazda’s MX-30 Struggles to Gain Traction in U.S. Market Due to Limited Range and Strong Competition

Mazda’s first major foray into the electric vehicle (EV) market, the MX-30, failed to capture the interest of American consumers, leaving industry experts and the automaker itself grappling with questions about what went wrong. Initially billed as a stylish and eco-friendly crossover, the MX-30 faced a challenging reception due to a combination of limited range,…

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Nissan and Vauxhall Warn EV Sales Targets Could Lead to Job Losses as Demand Declines and Prices Drop

Automakers Nissan and Vauxhall have raised alarms about the potential economic consequences of aggressive electric vehicle (EV) sales targets, warning that job losses could follow as demand wanes and manufacturers are forced to slash prices. Both companies emphasize that while the transition to electric mobility is critical for environmental goals, the pace at which these…

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