The Daily Populous

The release of former Mafia boss Giovanni Brusca, who turned state's evidence after his 1996 arrest, has provoked outrage among the public, politicians and the relatives of his victims.

The boy's body was then dissolved in a barrel of acid, in a horrific act of revenge against his father, Santino Di Matteo.

The state is rowing against us" - she told Italian news agency Adnkronos - "The whole of Italy should be outraged.". »

Prosecutors have asked a judge to sentence Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer convicted in the murder of George Floyd, to 30 years in prison.

In a sentencing brief filed Wednesday, prosecutors cite the trial judge's ruling last month that there were four aggravating factors in Floyd's murder.

The ruling paved the way for Cahill to sentence Chauvin to more than 15 years in prison, the longest punishment for second-degree murder under state sentencing guidelines. »

“You’ll have to ask the fans that were booing to understand why they did it.”

Since the death of George Floyd in Minnesota, professional sportspeople have taken the knee to protest against systemic racial inequality.

If you can’t allow players the freedom of choice to do as they please, fine fine (well not fine, but…). »

WASHINGTON — More than 100 liberal groups are urging Senate Democrats to abolish the 60-vote threshold, using the Republican blockade of a commission to investigate the Capitol riot as a rallying cry.

Joe Manchin of West Virginia and Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona, the two most outspoken proponents of the filibuster in the party.

Now, they see the failure of the effort to create a Jan. 6 commission as a way to press their case. »