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Denver Mayor Mike Johnston recently said he would send the police and residents to the border to stop ICE from crossing into Denver. He protects criminals in his sanctuary. In fact, one was just arrested for raping a 14-year-old girl. Johnston told the reporter he believes the residents are having their rights violated. He claimed […] The post Denver Mayor Johnston Is Willing to Go to Jail to Protect Criminals appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Michael J. Fox has been battling Parkinson’s disease for 33 years, but thanks to his family, he’s thriving. The Back to the Future star made a rare public apperance for the Michael J. Fox Foundation’s A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Cure Parkinson’s gala on November 16th. While there, he shared a health update. “I’m feeling great,” he told ET. “…My tremors are going down; I’m feeling a lot calmer; I feel a lot better; I feel stronger.” While Michael admitted that he’s more “tired” than usual, he said his wife, Tracy Pollan, 64, and four children, Sam, 35, Aquinnah, 29, Schuyler, 29, and Esme, 23, “keep him going.” Michael J. Fox Founded His Foundation To “Raise Some Hell” For Others Suffering From Parkinson’s Michael J. Fox was only 29 when he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s. The progressive nerve disorder affects movement, speech, and mental health. Because of the symptoms, the actor retired from his career and suffered years of depression and alcoholism. But eventually, he found peace and became an advocate for treatment and a cure. “You eventually come to a place where you go, ‘I can do this.’ This is just the way it is,” he told Willie Geist in 2020. It’s something that happened to me. It’s not something I’m suffering from. It’s my reality. I find that the partner of gratitude is acceptance and surrender.” The Michael J. Fox Foundation has funded over $2 billion in research since it launched in 2000. “They didn’t have money. They didn’t have a voice,” he said of others suffering from Parkinson’s while talking to CBS Mornings in 2023. “And I thought I could step in for these people and raise some hell. It’s not a cure. But it’s a big spotlight on where we need to go and what we need to focus on so we know we’re on the right path, and we’re very proud.” This story’s featured image is by Taylor Hill/WireImage via Getty. The post Michael J. Fox Gives Health Update Over 30 Years After Parkinson’s Diagnosis appeared first on InspireMore.

A federal judge compared a female-only entrance policy for a Washington state-based spa to a “whites-only” policy at a hearing on Monday. Judge M. Margaret McKeown, a Clinton appointee who sits on the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, drew a parallel between Olympus Spa, a Korean spa whose services are restricted to biological women, and businesses discriminating against patrons on the basis of race. “If you have a law that says ‘White applicants only,’ this is ‘biological women entrance only.’ It seems to me they’re quite parallel there,” McKeown said before a three-member panel of the 9th Circuit. “And you can’t have ‘White people only’ come into my restaurant, and then you say, ‘Well, no, we have a religious, spiritual nature to our restaurant, and when you get there, we serve you special food.’ This seems quite different.” Olympus Spa is a women-only spa because of its Korean body scrub services, which require nudity. As such, its admission policy restricts biological men from entering the facility. “It is the spa’s position that the women sharing in this cultural and spiritual experience have associational and free exercise rights,” the spa’s counsel, Kevin Snider of the conservative Pacific Justice Institute, argued on Monday. In 2020, Washington’s Human Rights Commission filed a complaint of discrimination against the spa after a transgender-identifying man was denied access to its services. The commission determined that Olympus Spa had violated Washington’s Law Against Discrimination, which bars places of public accommodation from restricting customers on the basis of their gender identity. A federal judge subsequently dismissed the spa’s lawsuit in response. The spa argued that the commission was violating its religious, associational, and free speech rights (the owners of the spa are Christian). Olympus Spa is now appealing the dismissal and saying that Washington’s anti-discrimination laws on public accommodations hamper its constitutional rights. The 9th Circuit Court is overseeing the appeal. McKeown’s comments come the same week House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., barred biological men from women’s single-sex facilities on the House side of the U.S. Capitol complex, arguing that “women deserve women’s-only spaces.” This was in response to Rep.-elect Sarah McBride’s election as the first transgender-identifying lawmaker to the U.S. House. When asked about the lawsuit, Meg Kilgannon, a senior fellow for education studies at the Family Research Council, told The Washington Stand, “It’s time to stop this dangerous charade. Transwomen are men, and they don’t belong in women’s locker rooms, bathrooms, prison cells, or any other woman-only space. Insisting on ‘inclusion’ as a cover is an abusive, demeaning bullying tactic.” Originally published by The Washington Stand The post Judge Compares Spa’s Women-Only Policy to Segregation-Era ‘Whites Only’ Rules appeared first on The Daily Signal.

Elon Musk recently took a shot at Jennifer Lopez after she told women not to vote for Trump, sarcastically asking, “How many people did she warn against Diddy?” While Trump's win seems to have killed off the celebrity political endorsement for good, it’s still a question worth returning to. From the looks of it, the answer is none.A witness later claimed to have seen a female hand toss a weapon from the car, an observation that led some to suggest Lopez might have been more involved than initially believed. Lopez’s relationship with Sean “Diddy” Combs, from 1999 to 2001, spanned one of the most turbulent chapters of his life. While the slippery showman was then at the height of his power, he also weathered explosive controversies — most notably a notorious 1999 nightclub shooting.This sudden burst of violence cast a long shadow over everyone involved — Lopez included. More on that in a moment.Coincidental connection?The timing of Lopez and Diddy’s relationship coincided with her ambitious pivot from acting to pop stardom. A wise pivot, I might add — anyone who saw her stumping for Kamala Harris knows she’s better suited to lip-syncing than line reading.Her debut album, “On the 6,” was in its early stages when she began dating Diddy, the head of Bad Boy Entertainment, a powerhouse label under Sony — the same company backing Lopez.As her rise in the music world mirrored her time with Diddy, speculation mounted that their connection was more calculated than romantic, more strategic than sincere. Known for mentoring stars like Mary J. Blige and Usher, Diddy was key in shaping Lopez’s image as a credible singer. Lopez herself often called him a mentor, one who guided her through the creation of her first album.Then came the night of December 27, 1999. Lopez and Diddy were at Manhattan hot spot Club New York when an altercation between Diddy’s crew and another group erupted into gunfire, injuring bystanders. Amid the chaos, Lopez stood beside Diddy, bearing witness to an incident that would dominate headlines for months.In the aftermath, the police arrested Lopez, Diddy, and other members of their group after a gun was found in their vehicle during a high-speed attempt to flee the scene. A witness later claimed to have seen a female hand toss a weapon from the car, an observation that led some to suggest Lopez might have been more involved than initially believed. However, the exact nature of her role remained unclear. Despite her arrest, Lopez was eventually released without facing charges, while Diddy prepared for a lengthy legal battle.Fall guyDuring the trial, reports emerged that he had offered his chauffeur, Wardell Fenderson, money and even a diamond ring — a gift from Lopez — to take the blame for the gun found in the car. Although Fenderson initially complied, he later recanted. Throughout the ordeal, Lopez kept a low profile, avoiding public comment on the shooting or her relationship with Diddy. Her silence, however, only fueled the flames. Was she complicit in a cover-up, or was she strategically distancing herself to protect her rising career? Public appearances and interviews sidestepped the trial, focusing instead on her music and god-awful movies. Meanwhile, Diddy’s defense, led by high-profile attorneys Johnnie Cochran and Benjamin Brafman, successfully painted him as uninvolved in the shooting, while Moses "Shyne" Barrow, a young rapper on Diddy’s Bad Boy label, bore the legal consequences. Barrow's defense admitted he fired a gun in self-defense, contrasting sharply with Diddy’s complete denial. In the end, Diddy walked free, while Barrow took the fall, serving nine years in prison. Lopez’s choice to stand by Diddy until the trial’s end only intensified the intrigue. Yet their relationship, like her career today, quickly faded into obscurity.But the ghosts of the past have a strange way of resurfacing.Barrow — now a member of the House of Representatives in Belize — is making the rounds as the subject of a new documentary, which can't help but put renewed scrutiny on that fateful night. Jenny from the (cell) block?As Diddy faces new federal charges of racketeering and other alleged crimes, the possibility of the nightclub shooting re-emerging in court looms. Lopez’s presence that night places her in the spotlight — as a potential witness or, conceivably, a participant. Her testimony, or lack thereof, could be pivotal if investigators decide to revisit the incident as part of a broader investigation into Diddy’s criminal associations. But Lopez’s entanglement with Diddy runs far deeper than that single night.The recent lawsuits lay out allegations stretching from the 1990s through 2022, a time when Lopez and Combs were America’s ultimate celebrity power couple.A 37-year-old woman claims that Combs assaulted her when she was just 13 — with the help of an unnamed male and female celebrity — at an afterparty Combs hosted following the 2000 MTV Video Music Awards. The lawsuit doesn’t reveal the identities of Combs’ alleged accomplices, but Lopez was his date that night, taking home the award for Best Dance Video.Jenny may be from the block, but she could soon find herself looking at a very different kind of block — concrete walls and cold steel.