This you, Stevie? 😂

A murder conviction review is now putting Philadelphia's top prosecutor under federal scrutiny. In a scathing 40-page memo, U.S. District Judge Paul Diamond says new testimony raises questions about possible false statements, perjury, obstruction of justice, and conspiracy involving far-left DA Larry Krasner and senior aide Matthew Stiegler. One former prosecutor testified she was directed to support overturning the conviction without meaningfully reviewing key evidence, then asked to give the judge a false account of how the case was handled. Stiegler denies the allegations. Diamond has disqualified both men from the review and referred the matter to the DOJ. Krasner disputes the findings and plans to appeal. He has not been charged with a crime. @AmericaNewsroom @CB_Cotton @DanaPerino

Nightmare Chicago Tent Encampment ... imagine how many diseases are down here and the Democratic city lets these people live like this ... they made us wear masks during COVID remember that ... 12:10am July 3rd 2026

So I just walked by the Art Institute of Chicago where an elderly man, probably homeless, was sprawled unconscious, on the museum's front stone steps in the midst of a heat emergency. I asked a museum security guard about it and she said she had woken him 3 times and suggested he move into the shade and he refused each time. I called 911 and the operator said, "Well, is he ASKING for help?" When I said no, she said, "Well I'm not going to send anyone." So the man remained, passed out in the blazing noon sun. I guess that's how the City of Chicago deals with such situations. Perhaps I should have tried to wake him to try and persuade him to move into the shade but I'm embarrassed to say I didn't. I moved on, like many others who simply ignored him. I hope we're not all complicit in assisting an unintended suicide. @ChicagosMayor; @Chicago_Police; @artinstitutechi.

So I just walked by the Art Institute of Chicago where an elderly man, probably homeless, was sprawled unconscious, on the museum's front stone steps in the midst of a heat emergency. I asked a museum security guard about it and she said she had woken him 3 times and suggested he move into the shade and he refused each time. I called 911 and the operator said, "Well, is he ASKING for help?" When I said no, she said, "Well I'm not going to send anyone." So the man remained, passed out in the blazing noon sun. I guess that's how the City of Chicago deals with such situations. Perhaps I should have tried to wake him to try and persuade him to move into the shade but I'm embarrassed to say I didn't. I moved on, like many others who simply ignored him. I hope we're not all complicit in assisting an unintended suicide. @ChicagosMayor; @Chicago_Police; @artinstitutechi.

If you really want to figure this shit out, THIS man was the one who made sure to hurry all of my attackers into their houses before the cops arrived, if one would actually pursue an investigation into felony battery. I don't expect anything to be resolved just saying. 🤷‍♀️