The bizarre saga of New York's first criminal adultery case
The first criminal case of adultery in New York kicked off just ten days after the law was enacted on Sept. 1, 1907.
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The first criminal case of adultery in New York kicked off just ten days after the law was enacted on Sept. 1, 1907.
Conservative influencer C.J. Pearson raised about $170,000 for Black-owned businesses in 2020. He never really doled it out. And now he’s running for office.
Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/Getty/Wikimedia CommonsAt just 21 years old, C.J. Pearson boasts a lengthy record in the public arena. After going viral as a preteen for his self-taped takedown of Barack Obama, he has climbed the ranks of the right wing’s activist-pundit class, amassing hundreds of thousands of fans and a prominent perch at the conservative content platform PragerU.Now, Pearson is hoping to add another line to his resume: Georgia state lawmaker.The Augusta n
A decade ago, glowing reviews flowed in for Josh Green’s first literary effort, a collection of fictional short stories based on his crime reporting, “Dirtyville.”
With the Legislature now back in session, many Georgians are probably bemoaning officials’ alleged luxurious lives.