Diddy is appealing his conviction and sentence Diddy is hopeful, but the judges appear unconvinced. Around 10 months ago, disgraced hip-hop mogul Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs was sentenced to a 50-month prison sentence. Today, his lawyers presented his plea before an Appeals court, questioning both his conviction for ‘transportation to engage in prostitution’ and his sentencing. Diddy is appealing his conviction, with the defense arguing that

First Lady Melania Trump on Thursday delivered a stunning statement on Jeffrey Epstein from the White House. Melania Trump said she was not one of Epstein’s victims and called on Congress to act. “I have never been friends with Epstein,” Melania Trump said. “Epstein did not introduce me to my husband. I met my husband by chance in New York City,” Melania said. “My attorneys

Official logo of the National Football League Credit: NFL/Fair Use The most popular sports league in America is now in the Justice Department’s crosshairs. The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday that the DOJ has launched an investigation into the National Football League (NFL) over whether the league has engaged in anticompetitive practices that harm customers. Per the Journal, this could seriously jeopardize the NFL’s

British crypto billionaire Ben Delo – by Anne Schwarz Photography/Wiki Commons Delo’s return is great news for Reform UK. Under the incompetent, tax-hungry Labour party government, scores of wealthy people have chosen to leave Britain. But one billionaire is making the inverse journey, in a bid to save his Kingdom. He is returning to be able to donate millions to Nigel Farage’s Reform UK, after

Michael J Fox /Image: Wikimedia Commons Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license./Author www.davincifilmfestival.com A very much alive Michael J Fox, famous for his movie role in Back to the Future and on TV as the Reagan-loving briefcase-toting Alex P. Keaton on Family Ties, mocked CNN for sharing a tribute video implying the actor had passed away. Fox was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 1991, but

Alexander Kazanowski of Chicago murdered / photo from his obituary Police are searching for four suspects who fatally beat a young father in Chicago late last month. Alexander “Xander” Kazanowski, 25, was brutally beaten in the early morning of Tuesday, March 24 in the Avondale neighborhood. Chicago Police responded to the scene at around 3:20 am and saw a young male suffering from severe injuries

Image: Wikimedia Commons (Dong Fang, 2012) The Chinese regime’s covert support of Iran raises serious questions about China’s role in the war and its implications for U.S. national security. The Gateway Pundit spoke to Col. Grant Newsham, USMCR-Ret., who said the People’s Republic of China (PRC) has maintained “a hands-off approach in its official capacity” regarding the conflict in the Middle East. However, the former

Orbán and Putin: EU Globalists want to defeat Hungarian PM by any means Euro-Globalists are meddling in the Hungarian vote. The Hungarian elections that will take place next Sunday (12) are a high-stakes geopolitical event that will influence the next years’ development of Europe. Budapest will either remain on its conservative, nationalistic path with Viktor Orbán, or else the Globalist opposition will usher in Brussels’

Dawood Hussain. /Image: U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. Another illegal truck driver has been arrested following the death of a Maryland father in a fatal vehicle accident. Dawood Hussain, an illegal Pakistani alien, was charged with felony vehicular homicide after driving his tractor-trailer the wrong way on a Pennsylvania highway in October 2023. Hussain crashed into the vehicle of Hendry Tamarez Nunez, a Maryland resident

A Tennessee school board member is facing widespread calls to resign after he told a female high school student, “God, you’re hot,” while putting his arm around her during a public meeting, then claiming he simply meant she was “on a roll.” Keith Ervin, a member of the Washington County Board of Education, made the comment at the board’s regular meeting on April 2. The