He accomplished his goal of trashing all the agencies that were in the middle of investigating his businesses.

I keep hearing the term looksmaxer and every time it's a person that looks like they were hit with a snow shovel repeatedly.

First round of insider shareholders haven’t legally been allowed to even liquidate yet. This will be a bloodbath.

Suddenly, conservatives are for a shorter work week.

I always forget Erin Brockovich is a real person and not just a character played by Julia Roberts

Not a word about why it was thought to be a good idea to bust a nun on her way to church - in uniform.

Well, OK, it is Texas. But even so.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has announced a new Pentagon initiative mandating annual testosterone screenings for all military service members aged 30 and older to maintain a "tactical advantage." Troops who test low will be offered voluntary testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), a move the Pentagon chief framed as keeping the military on the "leading edge of lethality" while nicknaming the Pentagon "The High-T Department of War."

my rule is if strangers can figure out your job title from your coffee shop call, you’re doing too much

People who support the confederate flag or make it their identity are sad. The Confederacy lasted 4 years. That’s it. They lost, they didn’t add anything of value to our society. It’s so weird that anyone would look to those 4 years and say “yeah, that’s where my allegiance is”. 95% of them probably don’t even know anything about the confederacy outside of slavery.

Instead of organizing a manhunt for the vigilante's arrest, I will rather say they should give Bro title for CID boss, he's doing a better policing than the so called police

I thought we already knew this. Like Marilyn Manson's rib removal.

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A California jury has ordered singer Chris Brown to pay nearly $13 million in damages after finding him responsible for injuries suffered by a former housekeeper who was attacked by a large guard dog at his home.

The verdict, delivered Tuesday (June 30), awards Maria Avila $12.9 million after jurors concluded that Brown and his company, Black Pyramid LLC, were negligent. The decision follows a lawsuit filed over a 2020 incident at Brown's Tarzana, California, property.

The jury also awarded Maria's sister, Patricia Avila, $885,000 for emotional distress. Patricia was working alongside her sister when the attack happened. Maria's husband, Oscar Olivo, received an additional $50,000, according to Michael C. Murphy Jr., an attorney representing Patricia.

Court records show Maria was taking out trash outside the residence when Hades, a 200-pound Caucasian shepherd kept on the property, attacked her without warning. The lawsuit states the dog tore away "large chunks of her skin," leaving her with permanent facial disfigurement, visible scarring, vision loss, and lasting nerve damage.

Maria filed her lawsuit in 2021. The case went to trial in June, where Brown acknowledged some responsibility for negligence before proceedings began. His legal team argued that the severity of Maria's injuries was overstated and claimed she shared responsibility for what happened.

During testimony on June 18, Brown told jurors he had warned both Maria and Patricia about the dogs at the property. He said they were "absolutely not" friendly and instructed them not to go outside unless accompanied by members of his security team.

Brown also testified that Hades was not his personal pet. He said the Caucasian shepherd had been purchased and cared for by security personnel to protect the home from intruders.

"I get a lot of stalker-type situations," he told the jury.

Following the verdict, attorney Michael C. Murphy Jr. welcomed the outcome on behalf of Patricia Avila.

"After more than five years of litigating against Chris Brown, we are thrilled that we were able to get justice for our client, Patricia."

"We are so happy for her and her family after everything they went through on that horrible day," added Murphy. "It was an honor to represent her."

The verdict brings one of the most closely watched civil cases involving the R&B singer to a close, marking a significant financial judgment tied to the injuries sustained during the 2020 attack.

An interesting one there, how can schools consumption be compared to that of Data centers