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Harris Breaking News. Moments ago, Hunter Biden, son of the President Of The United States, has changed his plea to guilty in his Tax Trial that was set to begin next week. The development comes as Jury Selection was just getting underway today in Los Angeles. The president s son is charged with nine counts of tax fraud, three of those are felonies, maximum prison time at this point would be 17 years. Word is they are talking about it behind the scenes. Hes got a little bit of leverage by Pleadi...

Justin trudeau, is in washington today for his first Summit Meeting with President Trump. And adele triumphs with five awards at the grammys, then pays tribute to rival beyonce, who had been tipped to win the best album. My artist of my life is beyonce and this album for the lemonade album, was just so monumental. Beyonce, so monumental. Its five oclock. Our main story is the governments response to the latest evidence of failings in the Prison System in england and wales. The Justice Secretary,...

A precursor to Fox Newss morning show, featuring the news and first looks at the other stories of the day. Zone. What is the solution . Rob Horace Cooper says the city needs more Law Enforcement on the ground. These people are living in war zones. It is unbelievable the conversation is being held. If grandma cant get her prescription filled, her granddaughter cant get to School Without a driveby shooting, jobs wont located in those communities, perpetuating poverty because investors will not go ...

After granting just six commutations between 2016 and 2021, Connecticut’s Board of Pardons and Parole commuted 71 sentences in 2022. 

Minister of Interior Sar Kheng said the public should not be surprised to see people who had committed minor crimes returning to their communities after their arrests, as the authorities introduce new educational measures to reduce prison overcrowding.

[sfx]: happy screaming [music ends] >> we just briefly want to tell you about this breaking news out of the supreme court this morning, rejecting retroactive sentence reductions for possession of small amounts of crack cocaine. it was called the first step act. it was a bipartisan criminal justice law passed in 2018 reducing the sentencing disparity between people

Former republican governor matt bevin. just before leaving office on december 10th, bevin handed out more than 600 pardons and sentence reductions. those included pardons of men convicted of child rape and murder, whose families had supported bevins campaign. the kentucky legislature called for a special prosecutor to look into the pardons. one of those democrats, kentucky state representative chris harris, told the louisville courier journal he has since heard from a criminal investigator, aski...

A fair trial, to say hear witnesses and require that white house produce people that they havent produced yet. again, harkening back to the last impeachment, the white house cooperated fully when the senate asked to see witnesses, they were sent. they did the same with the starr investigation and with the house impeachment managers. so this is a wholly new things to have the white house stonewalling like this and i think people like doug jones need the support of democrats to say look, lets just...

>> reached out to family and friends via facebook. >> reporter: charles wants to focus on other inmates who are ready to make a serious change. >> the have changed in their heart and to their children and grandchildren, to come back out to society and say i made a mistake. >> 2500 other inmates in similar situations will be eligible for these sentence reductions because of this new law. a bipartisan law coming up. >> tonight we will be featuring another interesting report from a dreamer, a young...

Via facebook and text messages. >> charles wants to focus on the other inmates who are ready to make a serious change. >> for those who have changed in their heart they do want to be role models to their children and grandchildren, they do want to be able to come back out to society and say i made a mistake and i wont repeat that mistake. >> 2500 other inmates in similar situations will be eligible for sentence reductions. a bipartisan law coming out of washington >> ed: appreciate that report. ...