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Justice Department Reopens Murder Case of Emmett Till
The Justice Department has reopened the 1955 murder case of Emmett Till, a black 14-year-old who was brutally beaten, shot and left for dead in a river in Mississippi for allegedly whistling at a white woman.
No, FBI Agent Wasn’t Murdered to Cover Up Clinton Scandal
Conspiracy theorists are peddling a false narrative that an FBI agent was murdered as part of a conspiracy to keep him quiet about corruption by Hillary Clinton.
Secret Tape Reveals Trump, Cohen Discussed Payment to Ex-Playmate
Michael Cohen’s secretly recorded conversation with Donald Trump in 2016 reveals the president mentioned “cash” while discussing a possible payment to a former Playboy model who claims she had an affair with Trump.
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Judge Delays Manafort Trial, Reveals Names of Witnesses Promised Immunity
A federal judge on Monday delayed the start date for Paul Manafort’s trial and revealed the identities of five witnesses who were offered immunity to testify against President Trump’s former campaign chairman.
Former Attorney Gen. Eric Holder Says He’s Considering Running for President
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com Former Attorney Gen. Eric Holder Jr. tells Stephen Colbert that he’s thinking fo running for president in 2020. “What I’ve said is that I’d make a determination sometime early next year. My focus, really, now, is on 2018, the midterms and trying to make sure that Democrats take back the Senate,…
InfoWars Alex Jones Threatens to Shoot Mueller, Calls Him a Pedophile
InfoWars conspiracy theorist Alex Jones threatened to shoot special counsel Robert Mueller and called him a “monster” who was involved in a child sex ring involving Democrats.
Giuliani: Trump Will Talk to Mueller Collusion But Not Obstruction of Justice
Donald Trump’s attorney Rudolph Giuliani said the president would agree to an interview with special counsel Robert Mueller as long as the questions are limited to whether his campaign colluded with Russia.