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President Trump Extends TikTok Sale Deadline by 75 Days Amid Ongoing Negotiations

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President Trump Extends TikTok Sale Deadline by 75 Days Amid Ongoing Negotiations

By Dennis Byron & Lynn Garner

April 4, 2025

Washington, D.C. — In a significant development, President Donald Trump has signed an executive order extending the deadline for ByteDance, the Chinese parent company of TikTok, to divest its U.S. operations by an additional 75 days.This extension aims to provide more time to finalize a deal that would allow the popular social media platform to continue operating in the United States under American ownership.

Background of the TikTok Controversy

The extension comes in the wake of bipartisan concerns regarding national security risks associated with TikTok’s Chinese ownership. In 2024, Congress passed the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act, mandating that ByteDance divest from TikTok’s U.S. operations by January 19, 2025, or face a nationwide ban. The law was upheld by the Supreme Court, emphasizing the necessity of addressing potential security threats.

On January 18, 2025, TikTok suspended its services in the U.S. in compliance with the law. However, following President Trump’s inauguration on January 20, he issued an executive order granting a 75-day non-enforcement period, allowing negotiations for a potential sale to proceed. This initial extension was set to expire on April 5, prompting the current additional 75-day extension. ​

President Trump’s Statement and Rationale

President Trump expressed optimism about the ongoing negotiations, stating that significant progress has been made toward a resolution. He emphasized the need for additional time to secure the necessary approvals to finalize the deal, underscoring his desire to avoid the app shutting down in the United States. ​

Legal and Security Implications

Legal experts have noted that the extension represents a unilateral non-enforcement rather than a legal reprieve, meaning that existing violations and security risks remain as ByteDance retains control of TikTok’s algorithm and user data.Cybersecurity specialists stress that without transferring data and algorithm control to a U.S. entity, the potential risks persist. ​

Public and Creator Community Response

Public opinion on the potential TikTok ban has evolved, with a recent Pew Research survey indicating that only one-third of Americans now support a ban, down from 50% in 2023. Content creators, who rely on the platform for their livelihoods, have expressed fatigue over the uncertainty and are calling for a clearer resolution. 

Potential Buyers and Ongoing Negotiations

Several U.S. companies, including Amazon, Blackstone, Oracle, and AppLovin, have reportedly shown interest in acquiring TikTok’s U.S. operations. The proposed plan involves spinning off a U.S. entity for TikTok and reducing Chinese ownership in the new business to below the 20% threshold required by U.S. law. However, ByteDance has stated that no agreement has been executed yet and that any deal must comply with Chinese law.

International Trade Considerations

The extension also occurs amid escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and China. President Trump recently imposed sweeping tariffs, including a 10% universal tariff on all imports and heightened reciprocal tariffs on nations like China.China retaliated with 34% tariffs on U.S. goods and filed a suit with the World Trade Organization. These developments add complexity to the TikTok negotiations, as trade policies and national security concerns intersect.

Emergence of Alternative Platforms

Amid the uncertainty surrounding TikTok’s future, alternative social media platforms have gained traction. One notable example is Fanbase, founded by Isaac Hayes III, son of the late music legend Isaac Hayes. Launched in late 2019, Fanbase is a free-to-use social network that allows users to monetize their content through subscriptions and digital currency called “loves.” The platform supports various content forms, including photos, videos, audio chats, livestreaming, and long-form content. ​

In response to the potential TikTok ban, Fanbase has experienced a surge in popularity, securing over $5.2 million through crowdfunding efforts. Hayes emphasized the platform’s commitment to creator empowerment, stating, “Fanbase is a free-to-download, free-to-use, next-generation social network that allows any user to earn money from day one.”

Looking Ahead

As the new deadline approaches, all parties involved face mounting pressure to reach a resolution that addresses national security concerns while allowing TikTok to continue its operations in the U.S. The outcome of these negotiations will have significant implications for international trade relations, data privacy standards, and the millions of American users and content creators who rely on the platform.​ How many of you rely on TikTok for financial survival? If TikTok doesn’t come to the table with President Trump, do you have a contingency plan?

This is a developing story.

Breaking: Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Faces Additional Federal Charges in Expanding Sex Trafficking Case

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Breaking: Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Faces Additional Federal Charges in Expanding Sex Trafficking Case

Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Faces Additional Federal Charges in Expanding Sex Trafficking Case

By Dennis Byron, Investigative Reporter

April 4, 2025

New York City, NY — In a significant development, federal prosecutors have filed additional charges against Sean “Diddy” Combs, the renowned hip-hop mogul, intensifying the legal challenges he faces just a month before his scheduled trial. The superseding indictment, unsealed today in Manhattan federal court, adds two new counts to the existing charges, bringing the total to five. These include racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking, and transportation to engage in prostitution.

Details of the New Indictment

The updated indictment alleges that between 2021 and 2024, Combs coerced a woman, identified as Victim-2, into engaging in commercial sex acts. It further asserts that during this period, Combs was involved in transporting Victim-2 and others, including commercial sex workers, across state lines for the purpose of prostitution. These allegations expand upon earlier claims that Combs utilized his business empire to sexually exploit women over a span of two decades.

Prosecution’s Allegations

Prosecutors contend that Combs orchestrated events known as “freak offs,” elaborate gatherings where women were allegedly coerced into drug-fueled sexual performances with male sex workers. These events were reportedly recorded and sometimes involved individuals being transported across state lines. Central to the prosecution’s case is a 2016 surveillance video purportedly showing Combs assaulting his then-girlfriend, R&B singer Cassie Ventura, during one such event.

Defense’s Response

Combs, 55, has consistently denied all allegations, pleading not guilty to the charges. His legal team maintains that all interactions were consensual and argues that the government’s case lacks merit. They have also challenged the legal basis of certain charges, particularly those involving the interstate transportation of individuals.

Upcoming Legal Proceedings

Currently detained at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn since his arrest in September 2024, Combs is scheduled to stand trial on May 5, 2025. An arraignment on the new charges is anticipated during a pretrial conference set for April 25.

Background and Broader Implications

These additional charges come amid a series of civil lawsuits filed against Combs, with multiple individuals accusing him of sexual misconduct dating back to the 1990s. The mounting legal challenges have cast a shadow over Combs’ illustrious career in the music industry, where he is credited with launching the careers of artists such as Mary J. Blige, Faith Evans, and the Notorious B.I.G.

As the trial date approaches, the case continues to attract significant attention, highlighting broader issues within the entertainment industry regarding power dynamics and accountability.

This is a developing story. Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

Dennis Byron has covered the career of Mr. Sean Combs for the last 3 decades and is expected to be inside the courtroom when his trial starts next month.

Fulton County Superior Court Judge Paige Whitaker Delivers Powerful Message to DA Fani Willis

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Fulton County Superior Court Judge Paige Whitaker Delivers Powerful Message to DA Fani Willis

In a significant ruling on April 3, 2025, Fulton County Superior Court Judge Paige Reese Whitaker denied District Attorney Fani Willis’s motion to revoke the probation of Grammy Award-winning rapper Jeffery Williams, known professionally as Young Thug. The motion was based on allegations that Williams’s social media activity endangered a key witness and compromised ongoing legal proceedings.

The controversy stemmed from an April 1 post on the social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter), where Williams reposted an image of Investigator Marissa Viverito, a member of the district attorney’s office involved in a high-profile gang murder case. The reposted image was accompanied by the caption labeling Viverito as “the biggest liar in the DA’s office.” This post rapidly gained traction, accumulating over two million views and eliciting numerous comments, some of which included threats directed at Viverito and her family.

District Attorney Willis argued that Williams’s actions constituted a direct threat to the safety of witnesses and prosecutors, thereby undermining the integrity of the judicial process. She contended that such behavior warranted the immediate revocation of Williams’s probation.

Pictured: Mr. Kokomo, Max Shardt, Brian Steel, Ms. Tish/Credit: Dennis Byron

In response, Williams’s legal team, led by attorney Brian Steel, refuted the prosecution’s claims, asserting that the motion lacked merit. Steel emphasized that Williams had not violated any probation conditions and highlighted the absence of evidence indicating that Williams was aware of any court order prohibiting the display of Viverito’s image. Furthermore, Steel argued that Williams’s reposting of the image, accompanied by an opinion on Viverito’s credibility, did not amount to a probation violation.

Judge Whitaker, after reviewing the arguments from both sides, concluded that the social media post in question did not rise to the level of a probation violation. However, she advised Williams to exercise caution in his social media interactions, particularly concerning sensitive topics.

Williams also addressed the situation directly, stating on X: “I don’t make threats to people I’m a good person, I would never condone anyone threatening anyone or definitely participate in threatening anyone. I’m all about peace and love.”

This ruling allows Williams to continue his 15-year probation term, which was part of a plea agreement reached in October 2024, following charges related to gang, drug, and firearm offenses. The conditions of his probation include restrictions on contact with certain individuals and limitations on his presence in specific geographic areas.

The case underscores the complexities of balancing freedom of expression with the responsibilities and limitations imposed by legal agreements, especially in the digital age where social media activity can have far-reaching implications.

Playing The Race Card?: Buffalo Mass Shooter Seeks Trial Relocation to NYC for Impartial Jury

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Playing The Race Card?: Buffalo Mass Shooter Seeks Trial Relocation to NYC for Impartial Jury

Attorneys representing Payton Gendron, the white supremacist who killed ten Black individuals at a Buffalo supermarket in May 2022, have filed a motion requesting that his upcoming federal death penalty trial be relocated from Buffalo to New York City. They argue that pervasive local media coverage and Buffalo’s racial demographics would hinder the selection of an impartial and diverse jury.​

Gendron, who was 18 at the time of the attack, is currently serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole after pleading guilty to multiple state charges, including murder and domestic terrorism motivated by hate. The federal trial, in which he faces additional hate crime and weapons charges, is scheduled to commence in September.​

In their motion, Gendron’s defense team contends that approximately 85% of Buffalo’s Black residents reside in East Buffalo, the neighborhood where the shooting occurred. They assert that many potential jurors from this community would likely be disqualified due to personal connections to the case, thereby compromising the formation of a representative jury. The attorneys further highlight the extensive local media coverage surrounding the incident, suggesting it could bias potential jurors. 

“If the verdict in this case is to carry any moral authority, it should be delivered by a diverse group of citizens,” the defense stated in their filing. “But, given the history of segregation in Buffalo, that is exceedingly unlikely” if the trial remains there. ​

They propose transferring the trial to the Southern District of New York, which encompasses Manhattan and the Bronx, areas with more diverse populations and less direct exposure to the case. The defense believes this move would facilitate the selection of an impartial jury. ​

The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Buffalo has not yet responded to the motion. Family members of the victims have expressed opposition to relocating the trial. Barbara Massey Mapps, whose sister Katherine Massey was killed in the attack, stated, “We don’t want that. No, no no.” ​

Gendron’s attorneys have also filed a separate motion to remove the death penalty as a possible punishment, arguing that the decision to seek capital punishment was made with “discriminatory intent and effect.” This motion is pending a ruling.​

The court has yet to decide on the change of venue request. Legal experts note that such motions are uncommon and often denied, especially when jury selection has not yet demonstrated an inability to seat an impartial panel. Attorney John Elmore commented, “My legal training tells me that this motion is premature, but I’m not surprised that the defense attorneys filed it.” ​

Gendron’s attack, which he livestreamed, was motivated by white supremacist ideologies, specifically the “great replacement theory.” He meticulously planned the assault to target Black individuals, aiming to inspire similar acts. ​

As the legal proceedings continue, the community of Buffalo remains deeply affected by the tragedy, with ongoing discussions about racial segregation, media influence, and the pursuit of justice in such high-profile cases.​

Breaking Ties: Eric Adams Abandons Democratic Party for Independent Run Amid Legal Fallout

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Breaking Ties: Eric Adams Abandons Democratic Party for Independent Run Amid Legal Fallout

In a move that has sent shockwaves through New York City’s political landscape, Mayor Eric Adams announced today that he will forgo seeking the Democratic nomination for his re-election bid and instead run as an independent candidate. This decision comes on the heels of a federal judge’s dismissal of corruption charges against him, a case that has significantly influenced his political trajectory.

The corruption case, which accused Adams of accepting bribes from Turkish officials, was dismissed with prejudice by U.S. District Judge Dale Ho. The judge criticized the Justice Department’s push to drop the case, suggesting it “smacks of a bargain” tied to Adams’ cooperation with the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement policies. This development has raised concerns about potential political interference in legal proceedings and has led to the resignation of several federal prosecutors who opposed the dismissal.

In his announcement, Adams cited the prolonged legal battle and the desire to focus on centrist leadership as key reasons for his decision to run independently. He emphasized that the delays caused by the now-dismissed bribery case hindered his ability to campaign effectively within the Democratic primary timeline. By choosing an independent path, Adams aims to appeal directly to the broader electorate in the general election, bypassing a potentially contentious Democratic primary.

Political Landscape and Challenges Ahead

Mayor Adams & Former Governor Andrew Cuomo

Adams’ decision positions him outside the Democratic primary, where former Governor Andrew Cuomo currently leads with 38% support among Democratic voters. Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani follows with 10%, while Adams holds 8%.Running as an independent in a predominantly Democratic city presents significant challenges, including reduced access to party resources and a need to appeal to a broader electorate.

This strategic shift presents several challenges for Adams. New York City has long been a Democratic stronghold, and running as an independent may limit his access to traditional party resources and support. Additionally, he may face difficulties in fundraising, especially after being denied access to public matching funds due to record-keeping issues. His opponents are likely to capitalize on his departure from the Democratic Party, framing it as a desperate move and questioning his political allegiance and consistency.

Critics have already begun to voice their skepticism. Former Governor Andrew Cuomo, who is among the contenders in the upcoming election, has questioned Adams’ decision, suggesting it reflects political opportunism rather than genuine independence. Other challengers have labeled the move as self-serving, arguing that it undermines the democratic process and the values of the party he once represented.

Furthermore, Adams’ close association with President Trump, especially in light of the dismissed charges and his cooperation on immigration policies, has raised eyebrows among New Yorkers. Many constituents view this relationship as a potential conflict of interest, fearing that Adams may not prioritize the city’s needs over federal directives. This perception could be a significant hurdle in gaining the trust and support of voters who are wary of the mayor’s ties to the Trump administration.

As the mayoral race progresses, Adams will need to navigate these complexities carefully. His campaign will have to address concerns about his political affiliations, legal controversies, and the implications of his independent run in a predominantly Democratic city. The outcome of this election will not only determine the city’s leadership but also reflect the evolving dynamics of New York City’s political landscape.

Breaking: Fulton County DA Moves to Revoke Young Thug’s Probation Over Controversial Tweet

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Breaking: Fulton County DA Moves to Revoke Young Thug’s Probation Over Controversial Tweet

BREAKING: Fulton County DA Moves to Revoke Young Thug’s Probation Over Controversial Tweet

ATLANTA, GA — March 31, 2025 — In a dramatic new twist in the legal saga surrounding Atlanta rapper Jeffrey Williams, professionally known as Young Thug, the Fulton County District Attorney’s Office has filed a motion asking Superior Court Judge Paige Reese Whitaker to revoke the artist’s probation following a viral social media post critical of a member of the prosecution team.

The court filing, submitted late Monday afternoon, accuses Williams of endangering public officials through a tweet he posted last week that named and criticized Investigator Marissa Viverito, a key figure in the DA’s office. The tweet, which has since garnered more than 2 million views, has led to a surge of threatening and violent messages directed at both Investigator Viverito and District Attorney Fani Willis, according to the DA’s filing.

“The tweet in question has incited public outrage and directly contributed to a series of credible threats against the safety of members of this office,” the filing states. “Such conduct is not only reckless but violates the spirit of the court’s order granting probation.”

A Plea Deal Under Scrutiny

Williams accepted a plea deal in October 2024, avoiding trial in the sprawling YSL RICO case that has rocked the Atlanta hip-hop community and drawn national attention. As part of the plea, Williams received a 15-year probationary sentence and was banished from the City of Atlanta, a controversial stipulation that raised eyebrows among legal analysts at the time.

This is the tweet that Fulton County Prosecutors are basing their motion on.

Notably, the plea agreement does not include any restrictions on Williams’ ability to use social media, nor does it explicitly bar him from speaking about his case or members of law enforcement. Legal experts suggest that could prove to be a critical detail if the DA’s office attempts to argue that Williams has violated his probation.

“Posting criticism of a public official, even one involved in your prosecution, is generally protected speech under the First Amendment,” said civil rights attorney Shonda Beal. “Unless there’s a specific court order barring such communication, it’s a very steep climb to revoke someone’s probation based on a tweet.”

Young Thug’s Lawyer Brian Steel Releases A Statement:

“This motion is baseless. While intimidation and threats of violence are never appropriate, Jeffery Williams has done nothing wrong. We look forward to seeking a dismissal of this petition.”

No Hearing Date Set

As of Monday evening, no court date has been set for a probation revocation hearing. A representative for Williams’ legal team declined to comment, citing the pending nature of the proceedings, but sources close to the rapper say he stands by his post and intends to fight any attempt to penalize him for expressing his opinion.

The tweet, which has not been deleted, includes sharp criticism of Viverito’s conduct during the investigation but does not contain any explicit threats or calls to action, according to screenshots reviewed by this publication.

A Tense Backdrop

This latest development comes amid growing public debate over the limits of state power in regulating the speech of criminal defendants. Supporters of Williams argue that the filing is an attempt to silence criticism and punish dissent, while others express concern about the real-world consequences of social media in high-profile legal cases.

The Fulton County DA’s Office has not commented beyond the contents of the filing, but an official familiar with the situation said that threats against DA Willis and Investigator Viverito are being investigated by law enforcement and that additional security measures have been taken.

This is a developing story. More details will be shared as they become available.

Behind the Badge: Uncovering Racial Discrimination in the NYPD

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Behind the Badge: Uncovering Racial Discrimination in the NYPD

Racial discrimination within the New York City Police Department (NYPD) has been a persistent issue, manifesting in practices such as stop-and-frisk, biased policing, and disparities in officer discipline. Despite numerous reforms and oversight measures, evidence suggests that systemic biases continue to affect the department’s operations and its interactions with the communities it serves.

Historical Context and Legal Challenges

The NYPD’s stop-and-frisk policy, which allows officers to detain and search individuals based on reasonable suspicion, has been a focal point of controversy. In 2013, U.S. District Judge Shira Scheindlin ruled in Floyd v. City of New York that the department’s application of stop-and-frisk was unconstitutional, citing violations of the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments. The court found that the policy disproportionately targeted Black and Hispanic individuals, constituting indirect racial profiling. This landmark decision mandated reforms, including the appointment of an independent monitor to oversee the NYPD’s compliance with constitutional standards.

Persistent Racial Disparities in Policing Practices

Despite court-ordered reforms, data indicates that racial disparities in policing practices persist. In 2022, Black individuals accounted for 59% of stop-and-frisk encounters, an increase from an average of 52% between 2004 and 2012. This disproportionate targeting raises concerns about the effectiveness of implemented reforms and the NYPD’s commitment to equitable policing.

Disparities in Officer Discipline

Internal disciplinary practices within the NYPD also exhibit racial disparities. A study published in the Columbia Human Rights Law Review revealed that Black officers are more likely to face severe disciplinary actions compared to their white counterparts for similar infractions. This inequity not only affects the officers but also undermines the department’s integrity and the trust of the communities it serves.

Civilian Oversight and Accountability

The Civilian Complaint Review Board (CCRB) plays a crucial role in overseeing allegations of police misconduct, including racial profiling and bias-based policing. In 2021, the CCRB established the Racial Profiling and Bias-Based Policing Unit (RPBP) to investigate such complaints. However, the effectiveness of this unit has been questioned due to challenges in substantiating allegations and the NYPD’s disciplinary decisions. For instance, a 2024 disciplinary trial involving officers from the 113th Precinct accused of racial profiling highlighted the complexities and limitations of holding officers accountable through existing mechanisms.

Community Impact and Public Perception

The ramifications of racial discrimination in policing extend beyond individual encounters, deeply affecting community relations and public trust. Organizations like the Justice Committee have been instrumental in supporting families affected by police violence and advocating for systemic reforms. Their efforts underscore the ongoing struggle for accountability and the need for community-driven approaches to policing.

Recommendations for Reform

Addressing racial discrimination within the NYPD requires a multifaceted approach:

  1. Enhanced Data Transparency: Regular public reporting on stop-and-frisk incidents, use of force, and disciplinary actions disaggregated by race can help identify and address disparities.
  2. Independent Oversight: Strengthening the CCRB’s authority and ensuring its recommendations are implemented can enhance accountability.
  3. Community Engagement: Fostering genuine partnerships with community organizations can bridge gaps between the police and the communities they serve.
  4. Policy Revisions: Reevaluating and amending policies that contribute to racial disparities, such as stop-and-frisk, can lead to more equitable policing practices.
  5. Training and Education: Implementing comprehensive training programs focusing on implicit bias, cultural competency, and de-escalation techniques can equip officers to serve diverse communities more effectively.

While the NYPD has undertaken various reforms aimed at addressing racial discrimination, substantial challenges remain. Persistent disparities in policing practices and internal discipline underscore the need for continued vigilance, transparency, and community collaboration. Achieving equitable policing requires not only policy changes but also a cultural shift within the department to prioritize justice and fairness for all New Yorkers.

Woman Arrested After False 911 Call Leads to Death of Rapper Young Scooter

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Woman Arrested After False 911 Call Leads to Death of Rapper Young Scooter

Woman Arrested After False 911 Call Leads to Death of Rapper Young Scooter

FULTON COUNTY, Ga. — A woman has been arrested and charged after authorities say her false 911 call set off a chain of events that ultimately led to the death of Atlanta rapper Young Scooter.

Demetria Spence, 31, was booked into the Fulton County Jail on Tuesday and faces one count of transmitting a false public alarm. According to the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office, Spence’s call on March 28 drew police to a residence in the Lakewood Heights neighborhood, where chaos ensued and rapper Kenneth Bailey—known professionally as Young Scooter—was fatally injured.

Atlanta Police said the call led officers to a home in the 1700 block of Lakewood Avenue. Upon arrival, a man briefly opened the door before quickly closing it, prompting officers to secure the area and establish a perimeter.

Moments later, two men fled the residence through the back. One returned, but the second man, later identified as Bailey, jumped several fences in an attempt to escape. He was later discovered suffering from a serious leg injury and was transported to Grady Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

Lt. Andrew Smith, commander of the Atlanta Police Department’s Homicide Unit, confirmed the sequence of events and said investigators believe Spence’s call was unwarranted and initiated a dangerous situation that spiraled out of control.

Spence was granted a $7,500 bond and has been ordered to stay away from the crime scene and any witnesses associated with the case. The nature of her relationship to those in the home, including Bailey, has not been disclosed.

The investigation remains ongoing, and authorities have not ruled out additional charges.

Breaking: Diddy’s Lawyers Accuse CNN of Manipulating Cassie Assault Video, Say Original Is Gone

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Breaking: Diddy’s Lawyers Accuse CNN of Manipulating Cassie Assault Video, Say Original Is Gone

In a bizarre turn of events, the infamous video that originally aired on CNN news on May 19, 2024 where you can see the music mogul assaulting Cassie Ventura was in fact altered by CNN and the original footage was deleted. This will pose a major problem for prosecutors as they were hoping to introduce the video as evidence against Sean Combs. Typically when video is offered as evidence in a trial, lawyers will argue that the best evidence rule should apply which is a legal principle in the law of evidence, primarily in the context of trials and court proceedings, that mandates the presentation of the original document or physical evidence when it is required to prove the content of that document or evidence. If the original is unavailable, secondary evidence (like copies) may be admissible, but only under certain conditions. The rule is designed to ensure that the most reliable and accurate evidence is presented in court. At the time of CNN’s reporting, they were aware that a federal investigation had commenced against the mogul so one would wonder why would such crucial evidence not be retained in its entirety by the outlet? Was someone trying to frame a narrative?

Update: Angie Stone Funeral Service Details Released by Family

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Update: Angie Stone Funeral Service Details Released by Family

A public Celebration of Life service is scheduled for Friday, March 14, at 11 a.m. The event will be held at the Word of Faith Family Worship Cathedral, located at 212 Riverside Parkway in Austell, Georgia. The family has requested that attendees register in advance to ensure adequate preparations.

YOUNG HitzRUS and 703SEB Unite in New Single “Need Your Love”

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YOUNG HitzRUS and 703SEB Unite in New Single “Need Your Love”

Young HitzRus and 703SEB hit the scene with the release of their new collaborative single. “Need Your Love” is a collaborative track between up-and-coming artist 703SEB and renowned producer Young HitzRus. The song, which effortlessly blends elements of hip-hop, trap, and R&B, promises to be a euphoric love letter for fans of these genres.

“Need Your Love” captures the essence of emotional depth and rich experiences, resonating deeply with listeners on a profound level. With its captivating blend of different musical styles, the song showcases the unique talents and artistic vision of both 703SEB and Young HitzRus.

Listeners can expect an immersive and dynamic experience as the track takes them on a journey through heartfelt emotions and poignant storytelling. The collaboration between the artist and producer represents a harmonious fusion of their styles, providing a refreshing and engaging musical experience for fans.

The music of 703SEB is a rich tapestry of emotions and experiences that resonates deeply with listeners. Each song, from his latest single “Lonely and Popular” to his debut track “Between Us,” takes the listener on a unique journey, capturing different facets of his artistry. With his dedication, passion, and commitment to his craft, Miller is undeniably a rising star who is poised to make his mark on the music industry. This new release is no different.

Young HitzRus, also known as Chris Porter, is a multi-talented music producer from Queens, New York. He began his musical journey as a rapper and singer at the age of 15, recording hits in his bedroom using a computer mic. Over time, Porter’s love for music developed into a full-fledged career, with his producing work gaining significant attention in the industry.

One of the most notable songs Porter worked on was “Got Lean” by Black Fortune. The success of the song came from the unique and personal touch Porter brought to the production, a style that caught Black Fortune’s attention and earned them future collaborations.

As the release of “Need Your Love” approached, music enthusiasts eagerly awaited the opportunity to immerse themselves in the captivating sounds and heartfelt lyrics that promised to make the song a standout addition to their playlists. This collaboration serves as a testament to the power of music to transcend boundaries and create something truly extraordinary.

Swazy Styles – “Dey Know”

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Swazy Styles – “Dey Know”

Listen to the Swazy Styles single “Dey Know” available now and follow Swazy on social media: @swazystyles

https://unitedmasters.com/m/dey-know-1

Introduction to Teen Rapper Rich ManMan

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Introduction to Teen Rapper Rich ManMan

At just 16 years old, Rich ManMan is carving his own path in the rap game, defying stereotypes and garnering attention with his organic sound and lyrical prowess. With over 20,000 music streams and a growing fan base of over 3,000 monthly listeners, this young artist is making waves in the industry.

His debut EP, “Rookie of the Year,” serves as a testament to his talent and ambition. Each track showcases his storytelling abilities and knack for crafting memorable hooks, earning him recognition on various stages at South by Southwest and a coveted spot on the No Jumper podcast.

Listen: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5tGKkMftb2c9p6pIIozOEr?si=zdWDCFG3SDKSseZndlz3bA&nd=1&dlsi=5f61ae75e8bc4b2f

Breadwinner Kane No Jumper Interview with Sharp Tank

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Breadwinner Kane No Jumper Interview with Sharp Tank

Kane was recently featured in an interview with Sharp Tank on No Jumper. Sharp and Bread Winner Kane get into an interesting debate about hustling, Finesse2tymes, and more. Kane’s new single “The Main 1’s” with El Zappo, produced by B-Eazy and Zaytoven, is now available.

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