Family of Jordan Neely Demand Justice and Prison Time
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Family of Jordan Neely Demand Justice and Prison Time
Family of Jordan Neely , Demand Justice and Prison Time .
On May 5, lawyers representing a U.S. Marine veteran
defended his actions which led to the death of
a homeless man aboard an F train in Manhattan last week.
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On May 5, lawyers representing a U.S. Marine veteran
defended his actions which led to the death of
a homeless man aboard an F train in Manhattan last week.
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Lawyers for 24-year-old Daniel J.
Penny claim
that Jordan Neely was "aggressively threatening"
people on the train before that fatal attack.
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NBC reports that representatives for Neely's
family accuse Penny of showing no remorse
or regard for the life of their loved one.
Daniel Pennyâs press release is not an
apology nor an expression of regret, Donte Mills and Lennon Edwards, Attorneys
representing the family of Jordan Neely, via NBC.
It is a character assassination, and a clear example of why he believed he was entitled to take Jordanâs life, Donte Mills and Lennon Edwards, Attorneys
representing the family of Jordan Neely, via NBC.
Lawyers for Penny claim that Neely suffered
from mental illness and has a documented
history of erratic and violent behavior.
NBC reports that Neely's family argue that
Penny was unaware of the homeless man's
struggles when he put him in a chokehold.
The truth is, he knew nothing
about Jordan's history when he
intentionally wrapped his arms
around Jordanâs neck, and
squeezed and kept squeezing, Donte Mills and Lennon Edwards, Attorneys
representing the family of Jordan Neely, via NBC.
He never attempted to help him
at all.
In short, his actions on the train,
and now his words, show why
he needs to be in prison, Donte Mills and Lennon Edwards, Attorneys
representing the family of Jordan Neely, via NBC.
NBC reports that Penny was released
after being questioned by police
and has yet to be charged with any crimes
Officials Locate , Crash Site of Missing , F-35 Stealth Fighter.
On September 18, the crash site of a missing stealth fighter
jet was found in South Carolina after the military
sought the public's help finding the aircraft. .
On September 18, the crash site of a missing stealth fighter
jet was found in South Carolina after the military
sought the public's help finding the aircraft. .
Associated Press reports that the F-35
went missing on September 17 after the
pilot ejected over South Carolina.
The debris field was reportedly found in Williamsburg
County, where residents were urged to avoid the
area while recovery teams worked to secure it.
We are transferring incident
command to the USMC
this evening, as they
begin the recovery process, Joint Base Charleston statement, via X.
The pilot of the missing craft parachuted to safety
in a North Charleston neighborhood and was
taken to the hospital in stable condition.
The mishap is currently under
investigation, and we are unable
to provide additional details
to preserve the integrity of
the investigative process, Marine Corps statement, via Associated Press.
On September 18, the Marine Corps announced
that it would pause aviation operations
for two days following the crash.
According to a Marine Corps announcement,
the pause in aviation operations will be spent
reinforcing safe flying policies, practices and procedures.
AP reports that the case of the missing
F-35 is the third documented
"Class-A mishap" in recent weeks.
A "class-A mishap" refers to any incident with damages
over $2.5 million, a Department of Defense aircraft is
destroyed or a person is killed or permanently disabled
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The US military said that it has finally found debris from a missing F-35 fighter jet a day after asking for the publicâs help in locating the wreckage. The warplane went missing on Sunday afternoon after a pilot ejected from the aircraft for unknown reasons. According to the Marine Corpsâs Joint Base Charleston, the debris field from the F-35B Lightning II jet was located on Monday in South Carolinaâs rural Williamsburg County.
#F35 #F35FighterJet #F35Missing #F35JetMissing #USFighterJet #SouthCarolina #USMarineCorps #USMarineCorpsFighterJet
23 US Marines have been injured after an Osprey aircraft crashed during military exercises in Australia. 5 marines have been transferred to hospital â one of whom is in the operating room â while others are being treated at the scene. Two US Marine Osprey aircraft left Darwin and flew towards Tiwi Islands, about 80 km away, and one of the aircraft crashed on Melville Island. Melville Island is located some 60 kilometers north of the Australian mainland in the eastern Timor Sea. The incident took place during Exercise Predatorâs Run 2023. Numerous accidents involving Osprey military aircraft have been reported over the years. In 2022 five US Marines had died after their MV-22B Osprey plane crashed during a training mission near California. The same year four US service members were killed when their Osprey crashed during NATO training exercises in Norway.
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On Monday, the US Navy became the third branch of the military to no longer have a Senate-confirmed leader for the first time in history. The movie comes as a Republican senator continues to block military nominations. Retiring Chief of Naval Operations Admiral Mike Gilday gave up command on Monday. The Navy, Army and Marine Corps are now all without a confirmed leader. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin called this move unprecedented, unnecessary and unsafe. Republican Senator Tommy Tuberville, who represents Alabama, has blocked hundreds of military nominations from moving forward. President Joe Biden has nominated Admiral Lisa Franchetti to lead the Navy.
#USNavy #LloydAustin #TommyTuberville
Study Finds Link Between, Ultraprocessed Foods , and Depression .
NBC reports that research published on September 20
suggests that consuming large quantities of
ultraprocessed foods could be linked to depression.
NBC reports that research published on September 20
suggests that consuming large quantities of
ultraprocessed foods could be linked to depression.
The study looked at the eating habits
and mental health status of over
31,000 women between the ages of 42 and 62. .
The study looked at the eating habits
and mental health status of over
31,000 women between the ages of 42 and 62. .
The findings were published in the
journal 'JAMA Open Network.'.
According to the research, women who ate
nine servings of ultraprocessed food were
50% more likely to develop depression. .
Ultraprocessed foods include junk food
like chips and soda, as well as ready-to-eat
meals, yogurts and other packaged foods.
Ultraprocessed foods include junk food
like chips and soda, as well as ready-to-eat
meals, yogurts and other packaged foods.
According to the study, foods and drinks
with artificial sweeteners were found
to have a particularly negative effect.
According to the study, foods and drinks
with artificial sweeteners were found
to have a particularly negative effect.
We donât have a lot of energy
when we are feeling depressed,
so itâs easy to reach for those foods
when we are low energy and donât
have motivation to cook or to
grocery shop â just open a package
and they are ready to go, Susan Albers, Clinical psychologist
at the Cleveland Clinic, via NBC.
NBC reports that the study also found that eating
whole foods, which are full of nutrients like fiber,
vitamins and minerals, is linked to good mental health.
There is emerging evidence that
ultraprocessed food may actually
disrupt the normal gut microbiome. , Dr. Andrew Chan, Study co-author and chief of
the clinical and translational epidemiology unit
at Massachusetts General Hospital, via NBC.
This may be a particularly important notion
for people who have depression because
it may be a relatively easy way to prevent
both depression and longer term problems
that could be more difficult to deal with. , Dr. Andrew Chan, Study co-author and chief of
the clinical and translational epidemiology unit
at Massachusetts General Hospital, via NBC
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Northern Lights Visible , Across North America , After Massive Solar Eruption.
On September 18, skywatchers across the United States
and Canada were wowed by brilliant northern lights
following a powerful eruption on the sun.
NBC reports that the vivid light show
was visible in multiple Western and
Midwestern states, from Montana to Minnesota.
The northern lights, otherwise known as the aurora borealis, are the result of charged particles from solar storms interacting with Earth's atmosphere.
Normally, the northern lights
are only visible in the night
sky at higher latitudes. .
During periods of intense solar
activity the aurora borealis can be
spotted further south than normal.
The latests auroras were the
result of a coronal mass ejection
that occurred on September 16.
On September 18, the Aberdeen, South Dakota,
branch of the National Weather Service
released photos of the auroras.
Similarly, skywatchers in Glasgow, Montana,
reported seeing dazzling displays,
despite overcast conditions.
NBC reports that the auroras are best viewed
from dark locations away from light pollution.
A short-term forecast of the northern lights
can be found at NOAA's Space Weather
Prediction Center's aurora dashboard
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Federal Reserve , Announces Pause On Rate Hikes , Amid Easing Inflation.
On September 20, the Federal Reserve paused its string
of interest rate hikes as it waits to see if its efforts
over the past 18 months have finally slowed inflation.
NBC reports that the central bank
kept its main policy rate in
the range of 5.25% to 5.5%. .
The Fed reportedly cited an easing of economic
conditions, while also noting that inflation remains
above the agency's intended 2% target.
According to the Fed, the economy is in good shape
as job gains slow and credit conditions tighten,
likely slowing economic activity and inflation.
In August, the Bureau of Labor Statistics
said that prices were up 3.7% compared
to the same time in 2022. .
The string of rate hikes has increased
interest rates on credit cards and mortgages,
which have reached all-time highs.
The string of rate hikes has increased
interest rates on credit cards and mortgages,
which have reached all-time highs.
Investors fear that the Fed's actions could
lead stock market sell-offs and a recession,
which would result in widespread job losses.
NBC reports that the Federal Open
Market Committee's next scheduled
meeting is on October 31.
This does not assure that
we wonât see another interest
rate increase in the months ahead, Greg McBride, Chief financial analyst for Bankrate, via NBC.
Inflation pressures are easing,
broadly speaking, but remain
well above desired levels with
the risk of further increases
in oil prices, so the Fed
cannot yet declare victory, Greg McBride, Chief financial analyst for Bankrate, via NBC
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Taiwan Warns of Escalation , After China Sends Over , 100 Warplanes Toward Island.
Taiwan's defense ministry said that China's
military had deployed 103 warplanes
towards Taiwan over a 24-hour period.
NBC reports that the planes, which turned back
before reaching Taiwan, were detected between
6 a.m. on September 17 and 6 a.m. on September 18. .
Over the same period of time,
nine naval vessels were also detected,
according to Taiwan's Defense Ministry.
The Defense Ministry said that 40 of the planes
crossed over the symbolic halfway point
between Taiwan and mainland China.
Tensions have been rising
amid China's increasingly large
military drills around Taiwan. .
The United States is Taiwan's main supplier
of arms and stands opposed to China's
push to change Taiwan's status by force.
According to Taiwan, the latest Chinese
military action, which is labeled as
"harassment," could lead to an escalation. .
We urge the Beijing authorities
to bear responsibility and
immediately stop such kind
of destructive military activities, Taiwan Defense Ministry, via NBC.
Last week, China deployed a flotilla of ships,
including the aircraft carrier Shandong,
into the waters near Taiwan.
NBC reports that the recent actions have been
perceived as an attempt to sway an upcoming
Taiwanese presidential election in January.
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WGA Says Negotiations , Will Resume With Hollywood Studios.
On September 18, the striking Writers Guild of America
said that talks were set to resume over four months
after contract negotiations failed and the strike began.
You might not hear from us in
the coming days while we are
negotiating, but know that our
focus is getting a fair deal for
writers as soon as possible, Writers Guild of America, Message to members, via NBC.
In the meantime, please continue
to demonstrate your commitment
and unity by coming out to the
picket lines â for yourselves and
fellow writers, SAG-AFTRA, other
unionsâ members, and all those
in our community who are
impacted by the strikes, Writers Guild of America, Message to members, via NBC.
According to the guild, the talks
are expected to "last several days.".
NBC reports that a source familiar with the talks said
the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers
are not expected to have revised their previous offer. .
The WGA strike, which has been ongoing since May,
concerns higher wages, job security and provisions
to regulate the use of artificial intelligence.
The news of talks resuming comes after
some TV shows came under fire for planning
to return to air amid the ongoing strikes.
Drew Barrymore and Bill Maher
have reversed plans to return following
backlash over crossing picket lines.
Drew Barrymore and Bill Maher
have reversed plans to return following
backlash over crossing picket lines.
Maher said that his "decision to return to work
was made when it seemed nothing was happening
and there was no end in sight to this strike.â.
Now that both sides have agreed
to go back to the negotiating table
Iâm going to delay the return of
Real Time, for now, and hope
they can finally get this done, Bill Maher, via NBC
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Thousands of people overran New Yorkâs Union Square and the surrounding streets yesterday in a chaotic scene after a popular live streamer announced a âgiveawayâ event, with police struggling to contain fans throwing projectiles and injuring officers. The event was promoted by Kai Cenat, best known for his live streams on the gaming site Twitch and YouTube videos. He had earlier announced a âhuge giveawayâ on his Instagram account for 4pm at the Manhattan park. Police in New York City has detained him since the incident. Cenat has 6.5 million followers on Twitch and 4 million subscribers on YouTube. He was named âStreamer of the Yearâ in 2022 at the Streamy Awards. Officers struggled to control a crowd of thousands of people who gathered at Union Square purportedly because of Cenat. Aerial TV news footage yesterday showed a surging, tightly packed crowd climbing on vehicles, hurling chairs, throwing punches and scaling structures in the park. Shouting teenagers swung objects at car windows and ran through the streets.
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