None. Sadly, it’s only mentioned because it makes a better headline.

“becoming the first known trans woman to die by violence in 2018.”

What relevance does this have for this particular story?

Seriously it’s like wording a story “First black man killed by a police officer in 2018" when what happened was a fatal car accident between a guy and an off duty cop...

Nope. Mandatory voting is a terrible idea.

Who else reached that amount? And what laws did they break? The “article” says Bezos is the only one, in history.

With all this outrage over Amazon, it’s no wonder I can no longer find a link on this site to any of their products.

Uh, what if a little black kid likes monkeys?

Here I thought that it would be his dad who swindled his money, but this guy is wasting it all on his own.

That’s for the voters to decide, not the courts.

Not disputing the woman’s privilege, not least of all for how this is being covered.

The father, and people like him, are not victims.

I have sympathy for the kids as individuals, but I have absolutely no sympathy for the overall situation of “how dare we deport a domestic abuser who broke his word, look at his cute kids.” It’s not a sympathetic story. It’s sad, but it’s not sympathetic, like when a drunk driver wraps themselves around a tree.

None of those kids would be U.S. citizens, and this problem would not exist, had this guy kept his word on his “voluntary return.” He’s a liar, not to mention a domestic abuser. I have no sympathy at all for this situation.

F1: Driving isn’t about physical strength. Your car does the strength stuff for you!

And I don’t give a shit.

I would like you to fill out a 1st Amendment Justification Form in order for the Government to understand why you think you need to voice your opinion.

I mean that’s great until they call your bluff. Look, I’m all for trying to find a way out of having to shoot at someone, as running is ALWAYS going to be my first go to, but I’m not going to leave it to my hope that the bad person is going to obey my verbal orders.

That’s depressing. Also, I would imagine/wildly speculate that people who do administer CPR are more successful at reviving men because they will be more aggressive about it. Please note: if someone’s heart has stopped beating, THEY’RE DEAD. You can only help. (But you probably won’t—CPR success rates in a hospital are…

“it has preserved its history, culture and language despite being a U.S. territory”

Your idea of a reasonable definition is not what reasonable people define terrorism as.