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Merrick Garland told black people in an Alabama church that he doubled the size of the voting rights division so that he could prevent “discriminatory‚ burdensome‚ and unnecessary” voting restrictions hampering the right to vote. Never mind that there is no evidence any black person was restricted. They vote more heavily than whites. He claims […] The post Merrick Garland Campaigns for Insecure Elections appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Laken Riley’s mother‚ Allyson Phillips wrote a heartbreaking message on Facebook. She called the murder of her daughter an “avoidable tragedy.” She is also forming the Laken Riley Foundation and hopes people will donate. As I sat down to write this message‚ I really just have no words. My family has faced the most devastating‚ […] The post Laken Riley’s Mom Wrote a Heartbreaking Message on Facebook appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Did Joe Biden or Mitch McConnell express any sympathy for Liken Riley‚ the nursing student recently murdered by a “paroled” illegal migrant? Has either called for closing the border? JD Vance said that Joe Biden has even departed dramatically from Barack Obama’s “paroles” of illegal migrants. Obama paroled about 5‚000 a year‚ and Joe is […] The post You Can’t Have a GOP Leader Who “Seems to Ooze Hatred” appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Even in the face of great adversity and a RICO case‚ only Donald Trump can get a laugh out of the situation. “I was indicted by Fani in Georgia… her lover‚ Nathan Wade‚ and they hired him for almost a million dollars because of his great‚ great experience‚” Trump said. “He had experience in something […] The post Donald Trump Shines in Adversity appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

College basketball player Caitlin Clark surpassed “Pistol Pete” Maravich on Sunday to break the NCAA’s all-time scoring record that has stood for more than half a century. The history-making shots happened during a face-off between Clark’s No. 6 Iowa and No. 2 Ohio State during her team’s final regular home season game this season. With a pair of free throws‚ the 22-year-old senior rose above the 3‚667 point benchmark set by Maravich in 1970. Caitlin Clark is now the All Time Leading Scorer in NCAA History. HER. pic.twitter.com/VoJyk1erdk — Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) March 3‚ 2024 Loud cheers erupted in the arena when Clark made the second shot. The Iowa Hawkeyes went on to win the contest by a 93-83 score. Clark‚ an Iowa native‚ is a guard for the Hawkeyes in her fourth season. Her accomplishment on Sunday was met with widespread praise‚ including from high-profile politicians from her home state. “History is made! Congrats to all-time leading scorer [Caitlin Clark]‚” Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA) said in a post on X. Senior Day Dub. #Hawkeyes pic.twitter.com/9ktJueP52P — Iowa Women's Basketball (@IowaWBB) March 3‚ 2024 “Caitlin Clark cements herself as the gr8est college bball player EVER as she breaks the all time scoring record The pride of Iowa &; leader of a gr8 Hawkeye wbb TEAM‚” Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) said a post to X. “Congrats to Clark The GOAT.” Though Clark has now surpassed Maravich‚ there have been some changes in college basketball since he played for LSU from the late 1960s to 1970. History. Witnessed. Caitlin Clark is now the ALL-TIME LEADING SCORER in college basketball history‚ breaking Pete Maravich's 54-year old record❗️ pic.twitter.com/88a3g8l5H0 — SB Nation (@SBNation) March 3‚ 2024 Maravich participated in college hoops at a time before freshman eligibility for varsity teams. And though Maravich was known to be a long-range bomber‚ he played while limited to two-point shots. Sports Illustrated said the NCAA did not universally adopt the three-pointer until 1986. Maravich died from a heart attack in 1988 at the age of 40 following 10 years in the NBA‚ where he first got a chance to play with a three-point shot toward the end of his career‚ NBA.com noted. Last week‚ Clark broke the record for the most points scored in major women’s college basketball‚ beating the 3‚649 mark set by Lynette Woodard when she played for Kansas from 1977 to 1981. Clark‚ who also boasts NIL partnerships and three gold medals‚ announced on Thursday that she will be entering the WNBA Draft. 🖤 pic.twitter.com/9bd3w390Ka — Caitlin Clark (@CaitlinClark22) February 29‚ 2024 In the meantime‚ the Hawkeyes are gearing up for another March Madness tournament after being defeated by LSU in the championship game in last year’s contest.

The Supreme Court may issue a ruling this coming week in the Colorado ballot case against former President Donald Trump. An update that appeared on the high court’s website on Sunday said opinions may be posted to the homepage on Monday starting at 10 a.m. and the justices will not take the bench. #SCOTUS just updated its website to flag that it “may announce opinions” Monday at 10 ET. It’s *really* unusual for the Court to give such little notice—or‚ outside of when things were closed for COVID‚ to not take the bench. IOW‚ Colorado ruling is very likely coming tomorrow. pic.twitter.com/DzSqTacWdZ — Steve Vladeck (@steve_vladeck) March 3‚ 2024 Law professor Steve Vladeck‚ who shared a screen grab of the posting to X‚ said it is “*really* unusual for the Court to give such little notice — or‚ outside of when things were closed for COVID‚ to not take the bench.” He also noted that the ruling in the Colorado case is “very likely coming tomorrow.” Other legal experts seemed to agree that an imminent ruling in the ballot access case was a possibility‚ particularly because Colorado’s primary is set for Tuesday‚ March 5. Colorado voters challenged Trump’s eligibility over his actions leading up to the U.S. Capitol breach on January 6‚ 2021. The Colorado Supreme Court issued a 4-3 ruling in December that found Trump to be disqualified from holding the office of the presidency. Citing Section 3 of the 14th Amendment‚ an insurrection clause dating back to the Civil War‚ the ruling said Trump should not appear on the primary ballot. Two other states — Maine and Illinois — have moved to bump Trump from the ballot‚ but they may soon get overruled depending on what the Supreme Court rules in the Colorado case. In filing an appeal to the Supreme Court in January‚ lawyers for Trump argued that justices should reverse the Colorado decision and “return the right to vote for their candidate of choice to the voters.” The justices reportedly appeared skeptical of the effort to remove Trump from the ballot when they heard oral arguments last month. Trump‚ who is running for another term in the White House for a second time this year‚ is the clear GOP frontrunner as he holds a wide delegate lead over his next closest rival‚ Nikki Haley. In a separate matter‚ the Supreme Court announced on Wednesday that it was taking up the issue of whether Trump can invoke presidential immunity to shield himself from federal prosecution in a 2020 election case brought by special counsel Jack Smith. The Supreme Court scheduled an oral argument for the week of April 22‚ 2024‚ raising doubts among legal experts that a trial in the case brought by Smith could be held before the election in November.

Longtime ESPN NFL reporter Chris Mortensen passed away over the weekend. He was 72 years old. Mortenson joined ESPN in 1991 and was featured on many of the network’s NFL shows and its flagship show “SportsCenter.” “Mort was widely respected as an industry pioneer and universally beloved as a supportive‚ hard-working teammate‚” Jimmy Pitaro‚ chairman of ESPN‚ said in a statement. “He covered the NFL with extraordinary skill and passion‚ and was at the top of his field for decades. He will truly be missed by colleagues and fans‚ and our hearts and thoughts are with his loved ones.” Former NFL quarterback Peyton Manning responded to the news of Mortensen’s passing by calling him a “true legend.” “We lost a true legend. Mort was the best in the business and I cherished our friendship‚” Manning said. “I trusted him with my announcement to sign with the Broncos and with the news of my retirement. I will miss him dearly and my thoughts and prayers are with Micki &; his family. Rest in peace‚ Mort.” ESPN Senior NFL Insider Adam Schefter responded to the news of Mortensen’s passing in a post on X: “An absolutely devastating day. Mort was one of the greatest reporters in sports history‚ and an even better man. Sincerest condolences to his family‚ and all who knew and loved him. So many did. Mort was the very best. He will be forever missed and remembered.”   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Peyton Manning (@peytonmanning) Mortensen was diagnosed with Stage 4 Throat Cancer in 2016 but later returned to the network for several more years before announcing last September that he was retiring. “Excited about another season but it’s time to reveal after my 33rd NFL draft in April‚ I made a decision to step away from ESPN and focus on my health‚ family and faith‚” he posted on X. “The gratitude and humility is overwhelming. It’s not a classic retirement. I’ll still be here talking ball. It’s just time. God Bless you all.” Mortensen was outspoken about his Christian faith. "Is Jesus who he says he was?" I'm so sad about Chris Mortensen's passing but was so fortunate to have him as a friend and have conversations with him on our @Sports_Spectrum podcast to have him share his faith story. This clip is from Mort's conversation with @JadeMcCarthy… pic.twitter.com/16sJbm34RP — Jason Romano (@JasonRomano) March 3‚ 2024 This report has been updated to include additional information.