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Judas and the Black Messiah is based on the true story of FBI informant William O’Neal and his role in the 1969 killing of Fred Hampton, chairman of the Illinois chapter of the Black Panther Party. It took years for the facts around Hampton’s killing to become public, thanks to a vigorous government effort to cover them up. While the movie, directed by Shaka King from a screenplay he wrote with Will Berson, stays relatively faithful to history, it does take some liberties with the historical record—including by filling in some of its blanks. Here’s what’s real and what’s invented.

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banks making estimates about banks and what they're doing or not doing. anyway, analysts there estimate the so-called libor rate manipulation scandal could cost banks $14 billion. that's fines and fees on the banks. you say great, they should pay it, those jerks. here's what it means, $14 million less for those banks to lend, which will hurt the rest of us. banks are crucial for our economy. we need them to thrive. they have become so big that they seem to control our fate. just yesterday on this show, dan gross, the economics editor at yahoo! finance, suggested the u.s. economy is s...

anyway, analysts there estimate the so-called libor rate manipulation scandal could cost banks $14 billion. that's fines and fees on the banks. you say great, they should pay it, those jerks. here's what it means, $14 million less for those banks to lend, which will hurt the rest of us. banks are crucial for our economy. we need them to thrive. they have become so big that they seem to control our fate. just yesterday on this show, dan gross, the economics editor at yahoo! finance, suggested the u.s. economy is sort of like the titanic. i loved the image. it got us playing a little g...

"outfront" tonight, losing money, rewarded big time. today, jpmorgan's stock was up like a july firework. surging 6%. in fact, it brought the whole market along. for a friday the 13th surprise. it was the best day for stocks this month. and it doesn't add up. so, jpmorgan shares popped in reaction to the bank announcing that losses from that high-profile trading blunder we've been talking so much about now top $5.8 billion. now, that $5.8 billion is about three times more than the company said it would lose on this trade just weeks ago. today, the ceo of jpmorgan, jamie dimon, took q...