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They were taken into custody on December 29 last year, and neither of the two brothers has been formally charged in the case Famous social media influencer Andrew Tate and his brother have been released from prison in Romania, and placed under house arrest for 30 days, Sky News reported citing court documents. Andrew Tate and his brother, Tristan, are being investigated over allegations of sexual assault and exploitation, as per a media report. An appeals court in Bucharest's order said it "rejects the proposal to extend the duration of the preventive arrest measure regarding the defendants Tate III Emory Andrew, Tate Tristan, Naghel Georgiana Manuela and Radu Alexandra Luana." The court order further said, "[The court] replaces the measure of preventive detention ordered against the defendants.. with the preventive measure of house arrest, for a period of 30 days." The order further said that it "orders immediate release of the defendants," according ...

Just moments after an African American man was shot and killed by El Cajon police Tuesday, his sister was captured in an eyewitness video as she wept and screamed at officers, saying she told authorities her brother was mentally ill. In the video posted on YouTube (some explicit language), the man’s sister said she told officers he was sick and needed help. She said she called police three times but instead should have called a “crisis communication team.” “Don’t you guys have a crisis communication team to talk to somebody mentally sick,” she asked an officer. “Why couldn’t you tase him? she asked officers. “Why, why, why, why?” At one point, the woman yelled, “Oh, my God, you killed my brother” several times. “I called for help. I didn’t call you guys to kill him,” she told officers as she shrieked. El Cajon Police Chief Jeff Davis urged the public to let the investigation unfold before making any judgments about the shootin...

MICHAEL OCHS ARCHIVES VIA GETTY IMAGES He would have celebrated 91 years of life today (May 19). What can be said about a man who captivated a nation? Malcolm X or Al-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz as he was known in the years prior to his death, is considered by many one of the most important voices of conscious thought and for some a racist who brought evil to our land. Ask any millennial what they love about Malcolm X and you are certain to hear one of his infamous quotes roll quickly off their tongues; “By any means necessary,” or his mantra to everyone, to “make it plain.” Much has been written about Malcolm X and his views on race and the experiences of the Black American. He was a skilled orator who was unrelenting and unapologetic in his critique of America. It is his legacy of words that continue to resonate as issues of race, and bias draw lines of division across the country today. He believed that the path to equality for African Americans was based in America’s...