TODAY'S HEADLINE
Video going viral online showed a man shooting a gun into a Tesla next to the restaurant.
"Unique" Green has a slew of other forgery charges going back to 1998.
I thought I was informed until this news quiz humbled me. Only scored 4/10 on stories I swore I knew. Now I take it daily—my score went from embarrassing to impressive. See if you fare better.
A neighbor discovered him deceased at his home in the Bronx on Aug. 1.
"There is no serious debate about what is going on in these cases — defiance, obstruction, and delay.”
"I was diagnosed with bipolar disease. I was taking SSRIs and I'd overdosed on lithium."
"I don't know that I would say I'm educated enough from a scientific standpoint."
The report claimed that there were about 228,000 votes that were cast that can be brought into question.
"I know this is gonna be controversial coming from me, in particular. We need to revisit the Electoral College."
“The reality is, is that Kyrie Irving, no matter what we think, may have been more right than we have given him credit for."
The conviction of Hendrix relied on a legal interpretation of her comments towards Sharmarke Omar, which were defined as "fighting words."
"Criminal defendants have a Sixth Amendment right to a fully public, open and unbiased trial."
The Steiners ran an e-commerce industry newsletter called EcommerceBytes that had run negative coverage of eBay.
Jackson and Pelletier were both from the small town of Allagash which has a population of 240—where options were apparently limited.
"If the Democrats get in, you will not live a very good life."
"The judge in the Tyler Robinson case brought up a really important question: How do I know what edits were made to the video that's being presented as evidence?"
"Trump wants to open the schools at all costs. Clearly he does not care about the safety of the children."
"This is America's version. It's the closest thing without the Holocaust and all that stuff, that sort of mindset."
The legal observers were always there. They had a special status, people thought they were objective observers.
"There actually is a third way that has existed in pretty much all Christian economic thinking going back 2,000 years ago, which is that yeah, extreme wealth inequality does create problems, but you still got to have private property."
