According to the @people #Diddy has filed a $50 million dollar lawsuit against one of his accusers #CourtneyBurgess, his attorney #ArielMitchell and Nexstar Media Group accusing them for defamation.
The rap mogul, accuses them of spreading false rumors for financial gain. It also accuses Media outlets like #NewsNation which is owned by Nexstar of broadcasting without doing research. In the defamation lawsuit, Comb’s claims that this comprised his reputation and his right to a fair trial.
Burgess allegedly wrote a memoir on #KimPorter and had alleged videos of Combs sexually assaulting celebrities and minors. The suit also claims that Burgess made the memoir for financial gain, Mitchell used the allegations to promote herself and Nexstar gained views.
Two students, including the shooter are dead with another student injured after a shooting started in the cafeteria of Antioch Highschool in Nashville around 11:09 a.m. Wednesday.
The deceased victim was identified as 16-year-old Josslin Corea Escalante and the shooter was identified as 17-year-old Solomon Henderson. Both were identified by the Metro Police. The third victim has yet to be identified.
The spokesperson for the Nashville Metro Police said, that the police started receiving 911 calls just minutes after the gunman opened fire.
The shooting remains under investigation.
Update 1:24 pm (1/23)
Antioch High School Shooter had an alleged manifesto
17-year-old Solomon Henderson was identified as the Antioch High School shooter. When the shooting took place, the teen was live-streaming before he took his own life.
Several photos of him have surfaced online holding a gun, along with an alleged manifesto that was posted before the shooting took place.
In the manifesto he talks vulgarly about Black People, LGBTQ+ and other minorities.
Another executive order President #donaldtrump revoked was the Equal Employment Opportunity Act dating back to 1965. Signed by President Lyndon B. Johnson this order provided boarder protection to workers, including federal contractors. It also prevented discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, sexuality, gender identity or national origin according to the Department of Labor.
Update 4:13 pm (1/26)
Target rolls back DEI programs
Target along with companies such as #SamsClub are officially rolling back on DEI initiatives amid #DonaldTrump’s orders on diversity programs.
Target announces on Friday that the company will be ending a program established to help diverse employees build careers as well as support economic inclusivity, according to CNN. A big turn around for the company from 2020, when they created these programs and committing to increase representation of Black employees.
“As a retailer that serves millions of consumers every day, we understand that importance of staying in step with the evolving external landscape, now and in the future,” Kiera Fernandez executive vice president and chief community impact and equity officer said.
As the second term of President #donaldtrump ‘s presidency takes place, according to @apnews Trump orders all federal diversity, equity and inclusion staff to be placed on paid leave, with eventual layoffs in the future.
This comes after an executive order signed by Trump to eliminate DEI programs to prioritize “merit-based” hiring practices.
The DEI staff will be placed on leave at 5 p.m Wednesday, cancel any future contracts and training and report any programs rebrands or face penalties.
#bhadbabie takes to social media to explain why she went ahead and got a nose job. She explains her having a baby as well as battling cancer all at the age of 21. Via @LiveBitez
ChrisBrown’s legal team recently released a statement announcing the file of his defamation lawsuit against ample and Warner bros.
This comes following the release of their documentary, “Chris Brown: A history of violence.”
In his statement he released on his Instagram, the companies allegedly knew of the false narratives surround Brown’s accusations. His legal team also made it clear that these accusations were discredited in court and had no base.
A portion of the $500 million lawsuit will go to survivors of sexual abuse according to Levi McCathern, Chris Brown’s attorney.
LHHMIA Star #Flo takes to social media to apologize for making colorist comments in a heated argument with #AmaraLaNegra
In the argument Flo stated, “This is why your baby daddy left you, black *** *****” which prompted others to criticize and speak out against her comments.
Soon, Flo took to the Instagram and released a statement for what she said.
“While I take responsibility for what I said, I want to acknowledge that the moment shown does not tell the full story. The way it was presented lacked important context, but that doesn’t change the fact my words had an impact and for that I am truly sorry.” She put.
On Day 1 of Trump’s second term, the 47th has went ahead and made several changes undoing policies made from Biden.
One of the main things was pardoning 1,500 rioters from the January 6th riots. He then removed the U.S. from the Paris climate agreement, and removed the country from the World Health Organization.
“The Golden Age of America begins now.” President Trump states.