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JUSTTHENEWS (Kevin Killough) - Karmelo Anthony's bid for a new trial gets big boost as Texas judge who presided over trial removed

Judge Sid Harle found that a reasonable outside observer could question whether Judge John Roach, who was judge in Anthony's trial in June, appeared impartial.

In which month did the trial involving Karmelo Anthony take place?
The trial involving Karmelo Anthony took place in June.
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What development has occurred regarding Karmelo Anthony's bid for a new trial?
Karmelo Anthony's bid for a new trial has received a significant boost because the Texas judge who presided over his trial has been removed.
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AMERICANALMANAC (Alex Tanzer) - Ketanji Brown Jackson draws mockery for touting impartiality on Michelle Obama's podcast

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson sat down with one of the Democratic Party's most prominent figures to explain how carefully she avoids even the appearance of bias, and critics wasted no time pointing out the contradiction. Jackson, a Biden appointee, appeared as a guest on former first lady Michelle Obama's podcast "IMO" for more […] The post Ketanji Brown Jackson draws mockery for touting impartiality on Michelle Obama's podcast appeared first on American Almanac .

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson sat down with one of the Democratic Party's most prominent figures to explain how carefully she avoids even the appearance of bias, and critics wasted no time pointing out the contradiction. Jackson, a Biden appointee, appeared as a guest on former first lady Michelle Obama's podcast "IMO" for more than an hour. During the conversation, the justice described herself as "very, very mindful and scrupulous" about maintaining neutrality on the bench. She outlined the screening process she uses before accepting any public invitation and stressed that judges must avoid anything that could suggest partiality. The problem, as conservative commentators quickly noted, was the setting. Jackson delivered her…Open

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THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - Trump Drops BBC Studios From Defamation Lawsuit.

President Donald J. Trump has dropped BBC Studios from a defamation lawsuit against the British public broadcaster, but continues to pursue claims against the BBC over the deceptive editing of a 2024 Panorama episode.

PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: President Donald J. Trump has removed BBC Studios from his defamation lawsuit against Britain’s state-backed public broadcaster, but is continuing a $10 billion claim against the BBC over a 2024 Panorama episode. The lawsuit alleges that the program “intentionally, maliciously, and deceptively” edited a Trump speech to misrepresent his remarks about the January 6 , 2021, Capitol protests, splicing together remarks made roughly an hour apart to make it look as though he was inciting violence. DETAIL: Court records related to the lawsuit, filed in Florida, confirm the BBC Studios entities were dismissed from the proceedings after arguing they played no role in producing or distributing the program in the…Open

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THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - Regulator Probes TV Channel for Not Being Hostile Enough to Donald Trump.

Britain's media regulator is scrutinizing a GB News interview with President Donald J. Trump for supposed breaches of impartiality, suggesting that the interviewer was not sufficiently critical of the U.S. President.

Britain’s media regulator is scrutinizing a GB News interview with President Donald J. Trump for supposed breaches of impartiality, suggesting that the interviewer was not sufficiently critical of the U.S. President. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Ofcom, the British government media and communications regulator, has announced it will investigate a GB News interview with President Donald J. Trump, aired in November 2025, for potential breaches of rules on due impartiality and material misleadingness. The interview , conducted by GB News presenter Bev Turner, included claims by Trump about climate change and law enforcement in London, including references to “no-go areas.” DETAIL: The regulator had initially defended the broadcast earlier…Open

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