Donald Trump should inspire a new look at Andrew Jackson . Even by 19th-century standards , Jackson was terrible . In addition to being an overseer of enslaved people , a slaveholder and a slave trader , he was technically a bigamist and a murderer . As a military leader , he perpetrated an unauthorized war against the Seminole in Florida during which he executed two British citizens , leading to an international incident that almost upended the treaty that made Florida a U.S. territory . That was all before he was elected president . As president , he institutionalized genocide against Native American peoples and oversaw policy that eroded the constitutional and civil rights of free people of color while adding protections to the institution of enslavement . He also unilaterally destroyed the single most important national banking institution of the period over his own party 's objections . Even in the shadow of his infamy , however , Jackson is still credited with `` securing the triumph of democracy as the touchstone of American politics , '' in the words of one of his biographers . Tennessee Whig John Bell lauded Jackson as the first `` people 's president , '' for literally opening the doors of the White House to the American public during his inauguration , and ushering in what historians have dubbed the era of `` the common man '' in American politics . But Jackson was a champion for white men , not `` the people . '' In fact , Jacksonian advances in white male suffrage happened at the expense of free people of color , who saw their voting and citizenship rights significantly curtailed at the state level and fundamentally questioned at the national level as a direct result of Jackson 's `` popular '' politics . To see Jacksonian politics as the triumph of democracy means lionizing a system that had racism and sexism embedded in its very foundation . The danger today is that we follow the path forged by Jackson , one wholly embraced by Trump : where politics becomes a contest for the support of the white working-class , forcing a false choice between economic and racial parity , instead of recognizing that a system that requires racism and sexism can not rightly be called a democracy . Jackson might receive credit for being a champion of the little guy , but in reality , while Jacksonians railed against the elitist northeasterners who controlled the opposition , his party was equally dominated by wealthy white men . Jackson , himself , owned hundreds of slaves over his lifetime - 161 at the time of his death - placing him in the top-tier of the top one-percent of wealthy slaveholders . As president , Jackson had little regard for niceties like separation of powers or conscientious dissent . He purged the federal government of John Quincy Adams 's appointments , installing his own loyalists . In the rare instance that Jackson 's appointees proved unwilling to follow his bidding , he summarily fired them , to be replaced with those who would . When the democratic process in Congress failed to advance his agenda , he responded by circumventing it . For example , in 1832 , Jackson vetoed bipartisan legislation to extend the national Bank of the United States with a message that imputed sinister motives to the bank 's champions and stoked fear about the foreign interests that controlled it . He demanded that Congress investigate whether the bank was `` safe '' when it reconvened the following fall , but even the Jackson-controlled House failed to find any danger in it . Undeterred by these facts , Jackson directed his treasury secretary to empty the bank of its capital by executive action , and to siphon those funds to state banks that his friends controlled . When the secretary refused to toe the line , Jackson replaced him ; and when his successor also refused , Jackson fired him , too , sliding his Attorney General Roger B. Taney into the position in a recess appointment . The Senate never confirmed Taney , but that did n't stop him from following Jackson 's directive , effectively killing the bank two years before its charter expired . When members of Congress complained about this illegal action , Jackson 's supporters accused them of manipulating the facts for political gain . The opposition-controlled Senate censured Jackson , but , in the last months of his presidency , a now-Jacksonian-controlled Senate expunged the censure from the record . That same Senate confirmed Taney as the chief justice of the United States over fierce partisan dissent . In an effort to secure the popular vote in the Deep South for his chosen successor , Vice President Martin Van Buren of New York , Jackson and his allies suppressed anti-slavery activism by enacting some of the most restrictive legislation on free speech since the Alien and Sedition Acts . This effort included a federal gag on discussing slavery in the House and an attempt to censor media through the Postal Service . These actions , combined with the divisive rhetoric of both parties , sparked hundreds of violent incidents against people of color and their allies , peaking in a series of riots in the summer of 1835 . Instead of condemning this violence , Jackson blamed the `` destructive '' behavior of the media who riled up people of color and incited them to `` insurrection '' and `` war . '' He praised their counterparts in non-slaveholding states who felt called upon to confront and silence the `` misguided persons who have engaged in these unconstitutional and wicked attempts . '' The violence exposed the reality of Jacksonian politics : populism equaled white supremacy , the repression of dissent and the unilateral authority of the `` people 's president . '' Jackson championed the white man , and he did so explicitly at the expense of minority populations , democratic norms and the rule of law . Trump 's politics channel Jackson . He has accumulated political capital on the basis of his racism , starting with the birther conspiracy that launched him into national politics , and he won the presidency , in part , on the strength of his misogyny . He , too , subverts democratic norms whenever it suits his purposes , directing government agencies - including both his Justice Department and the Postal Service - to suppress the media and claiming the power to do things by executive order that he has no power to do . Trump 's verbal assaults on his perceived enemies have incited violence against them . Like Jackson , Trump 's supporters applauded when he replaced career politicians ( i.e. , experienced administrators ) with novices intent on dismantling federal bureaucracy . Trump 's popular democracy is once again the celebration of the `` common man , '' who is proudly white and Christian . But we must guard against the impulse to let Trump , like Jackson , dictate the direction of American politics . Jackson 's success drove both parties to embrace his narrow vision of American democracy . In 1840 , the Whig opposition nominated their own version of Jackson - `` plainspoken '' William Henry Harrison , who grew up on a plantation and lived in a mansion , but could convincingly swig hard cider with the `` real folks . '' The South overwhelming went for Harrison - marking the first time in 40 years that the `` party of Jefferson '' had lost the slaveholding states - and the Whigs took control of the House and the Senate . Democrats learned their lesson . Van Buren had lost because he failed to attract white southerners and Midwesterners , so the party set out to recapture their vote . They chose to measure `` democracy '' by the political agency of the white working-class , `` equality '' by the material conditions of white labor and `` liberty '' as the capacity of white men to do as they please . Jacksonian popular politics cannibalized the nascent left-wing in the United States by aligning the white working-class with pro-slavery interests . This alliance worked politically - it secured the Democrats political power - but it also sacrificed their commitment to real social change . For our politics to be truly popular , they must address the needs of the whole country , its entire populace - citizens and non-citizens , alike , documented or not - and especially the marginalized populations whose subjugation gave rise to this country . A platform without social justice at its core can not rightly be called democratic . - - - Holtz is the postdoctoral fellow at Oregon State University 's Center for the Humanities ; she works on conservatism , racial nationalism and US foreign policy in the 19th and 20th centuries .

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Internet entrepreneur John McAfee – wanted for questioning by Belizean officials in the slaying of an American expatriate – told reporters in South Beach Wednesday night that he will speak with police in Belize if they come to the U.S. “ If they want to come here and talk to me , I ’ d be more than happy to talk to them , yes , ” he said at the Beacon Hotel , where he is staying . Miami International Airport spokesman Greg Chin said the American Airlines commercial jet carrying McAfee landed shortly before 7 p.m. Wednesday . McAfee confirmed that he was taken off the plane before everyone else . Read the original story at NBCMiami.com “ They stopped the airplane before it reached the gate . They had everybody sit down and then they said ‘ Is John McAfee on the plane , please come forward , ’ '' said the 67-year-old creator of the McAfee antivirus program . `` And there were a whole bunch of officers . I thought , gee , this is continuing . And they said , ‘ We ’ re here to help you sir , please come with us . ' And they whisked me away from you people. ” McAfee was released from detention in Guatemala earlier in the day , the Department of Immigration in Guatemala told NBC News . He said he had no choice about coming to Miami . “ They put me on an airplane . I am here , ” he said . As McAfee was escorted by Guatemalan immigration officials to the Guatemala City airport , he said , `` I 'm free . I 'm going to America . '' Chin said that McAfee would not exit from Immigration and Customs to the public area of the airport . `` His exit will be handled post-security by federal authorities , '' Chin said . Nestor Yglesias , a spokesman for Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Homeland Security Investigations in Miami , said he did not know about any special procedures in place for McAfee ’ s arrival . McAfee went on the run last month after Belizean officials tried to question him about his neighbor , Gregory Viant Faull , who was shot to death in early November . McAfee acknowledges that his dogs were bothersome and that Faull had complained about them , but he denies killing Faull . Faull 's home was a couple of houses down from McAfee 's compound in Ambergris Caye , off Belize 's Caribbean coast . McAfee said in South Beacon that he 's `` not worried at all '' about being extradited to Belize . `` If I ’ m in front of a court , there ’ s nothing in the world they will do to send me back . They have no evidence , I have tons of evidence about the corruption , the harassment , beginning with the attack on my property in April , '' he said . `` I mean , of course I ’ m not worried . I ’ d be happy to go in front of a judge – just not one in Belize. ” McAfee had been detained last week for immigration violations after he sneaked into Guatemala from neighboring Belize . But Guatemalan immigration service spokesman Fernando Lucero said Wednesday that McAfee was being expelled from the country . `` McAfee entered the country illegally , '' Lucero said . `` Guatemala is expelling him . Since his country of origin is the United States , Guatemala is expelling him to the United States . '' As McAfee was expelled from the country , he told Bloomberg Television in a phone exchange that he was “ perfectly happy with the decision. ” Belizean authorities had been urging McAfee to show up for questioning in the killing , but have not lodged any formal charges against him . McAfee said he feared he would be killed if he turned himself in to Belizean authorities . In the interview with Bloomberg on Wednesday , McAfee said he has offered to talk to the police `` numerous times on the phone . '' But `` it 's not an issue of talking about a murder , '' he said . `` It 's an issue of putting their hands on my person . '' McAfee 's escort to the Guatemala City airport marked the latest chapter for McAfee 's strange , month-long odyssey to avoid police questioning about the killing . Throughout , he blogged and spoke with reporters about his life on the lam . Bystanders in Guatemala City stopped to stare at the passing police convoy , and people at the airport massed around the immigration truck carrying McAfee , straining to take pictures of him with their cell phones . McAfee suggested his weeklong detention in Guatemala for entering the country clandestinely had taken its toll on him . `` All I can tell you is I 'm 10 years older , and I do n't know what I 'm doing . I 'm just going to Miami , '' he said . His 20-year-old Belizean girlfriend who has accompanied him since he went on the run was not with him on the ride to the airport . She was last seen early Wednesday leaving the detention facility crying after bringing McAfee breakfast . The British-born McAfee has led an eccentric life since he sold his stake in the software company named after him in the early 1990s and moved to Belize about three years ago to lower his taxes . He told The New York Times in 2009 that he had lost all but $ 4 million of his $ 100 million fortune in the U.S. financial crisis . However , a story on the Gizmodo website quoted him as describing that claim as `` not very accurate at all . '' McAfee is an acknowledged practical joker who has dabbled in yoga , ultra-light aircraft and the production of herbal medications . On Sunday he said he yearned to be in the United States and `` settle down to whatever normal life '' he can . `` I simply would like to live comfortably day by day , fish , swim , enjoy my declining years , '' he said . But on Wednesday night , he said he does n't have a plan for what 's next . `` I ’ m here , I ’ m hungry . I plan to eat . That ’ s basically it , '' McAfee said , adding a moment later , `` If you ’ ve ever tasted Guatemalan jail food , it ’ s not very nice , and I ’ d like some sushi . ”

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OTTAWA -- In light of the emergence of the new Omicron variant of concern , calls are mounting once again for Canada to support a global initiative to temporarily waive intellectual property restrictions on COVID-19 vaccines . Opposition politicians and medical groups are urging the Liberals to finally put their support behind a 2020 joint proposal led by India and South Africa to suspend the World Trade Organization ’ s Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights ( TRIPS ) for the course of the pandemic . The move would give lower-income countries access to vital information like trade secrets , designs , and copyrights to produce COVID-19 treatments domestically , and more cheaply . In South Africa , where the Omicron is spreading quickly , less than 25 per cent of adults have been fully vaccinated against the virus , compared to the nearly 76 per cent in Canada . Experts say this is due to a combination of vaccine inequity and hesitancy . The government has continued to state that they are not against the TRIPS waiver , but are consulting with countries and stakeholders on the right path forward . Ottawa also often points to their contributions to the global vaccine sharing network COVAX , of which they ’ ve donated more than 8.3 million surplus vaccines of a promised 200 million by the end of 2022 . NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh told reporters on Tuesday that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau needs to “ take a position ” and either support the global battle to fight the virus or protect the profits of pharmaceutical companies . “ It ’ s not enough for us to support Canadians and do our part here in Canada , we also have to help countries around the world and those particularly that have less means to purchase vaccines….We need to make sure that people are put first , ” he said . The Canadian Federation of Nurses Unions ( CFNU ) co-signed a letter to the United Nations , along with other international nursing unions , to push for political action on vaccine inequity . Pauline Worsfold , the CFNU ’ s secretary treasurer and a nurse on the frontlines of the pandemic in Alberta , said the fact that Canada hasn ’ t agreed to sign onto the TRIPS waiver proposal is a “ sin. ” “ It ’ s inequitable to those countries that can ’ t afford to vaccinate , to pay the high price to vaccinate their populations…no one is safe until everyone is safe and I think this new variant is part and parcel of the proof , ” she told CTVNews.ca during an interview . Asked whether she buys into the argument that patent monopolies foster innovation and help firms recover their investments in research and development , Worsfold said “ not for a second. ” A spokesperson for International Trade Minister Mary Ng previously told CTVNews.ca that the TRIPS waiver would be a priority topic discussed at the World Trade Organization Ministerial Conference that was scheduled to take place from Nov. 30 to Dec. 3 . The conference has since been postponed due to the threat of the Omicron variant . In a statement to CTVNews.ca issued Tuesday , the spokesperson said , “ Our government has always been , and will always be , a strong advocate for vaccine equity . '' “ We are participating in discussions to waive intellectual property protections particular to COVID-19 vaccines under the WTO Agreement on TRIPS . Canada will continue to work with international partners in the WTO towards achieving a speedy and just recovery around the world , ” said Alice Hansen .

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OTTAWA — The Trudeau government faced pressure Wednesday to fire back at Boeing and the Trump administration after the U.S. Commerce Department dealt a huge blow to Montreal aerospace firm Bombardier . But the Liberals showed no signs they planned to immediately retaliate against Boeing or President Donald Trump 's White House , which trade experts say is the right move to ensure the dispute does n't go from bad to worse . The call to arms started after the Commerce Department ruled Tuesday that Bombardier benefited from improper government subsidies and proposed a 219 per cent duty on all CSeries planes entering the U.S . The department 's investigation was launched earlier this year after Boeing complained that Bombardier secured a deal for up to 125 of its CS100s with Delta Air Lines by offering the jets at below-market prices . The penalties wo n't be official until the U.S. International Trade Commission rules next spring whether the deal hurt Boeing 's business , but they sparked strong reactions in Quebec City and Ottawa . Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard , whose government invested $ 1 billion for a 49.5 per cent stake in the CSeries line last year , blasted the ruling before urging the feds to take a harder line with Boeing . `` Not a bolt , not a part , ( and ) of course not a plane from Boeing ( should be ) entering Canada until this conflict is resolved in a satisfactory way , '' Couillard said . `` How could we justify doing business with a company that wants to destroy Canadian jobs in aerospace ? I 'm very happy Mr. Trudeau has reacted until now and I know he will continue doing the same . '' Federal NDP leader Tom Mulcair was more aggressive , as he said the government needed to show it `` had enough backbone to stand up to the bullying of Boeing and of the U.S . government . '' Others such as Jerry Dias , the head of Unifor , Canada 's largest private-sector union , also suggested the time had come for a muscular response to Boeing and the White House , which supported the ruling . Dias was largely appreciative of the federal government 's efforts to date , but said : `` When you start messing with us in this way , we ultimately have to retaliate . And it 's right around the corner . '' Yet most of those in favour of stronger action were also vague when it came to specific actions . Dias said the government needs to `` think it through '' before making any decision . The government has threatened to scrap the planned purchase of 18 Super Hornet fighter jets and even bar Boeing from federal contracts to pressure the firm to drop its case against Bombardier . But it did not appear any closer to pulling the trigger on Wednesday and a senior official told The Canadian Press on background that the government intends to keep ratcheting up pressure in other ways . Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland raised the dispute with U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer during North American Free Trade Agreement talks in Ottawa . Trade experts said Canada is in a tough spot because while it has options , such as retaliating , talking to Boeing and following through with the dispute process , there is no good way forward . While it might be tempting to engage in tit-for-tat actions against Boeing and the White House , the experts warn that could quickly escalate and ultimately cause more harm than good . `` There 's no reason to respond and basically get Trump and company upset , '' said Patrick Leblond , a senior fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation . `` As we know , when he gets upset , that 's when he does weird and negative things . `` And to bar the company from doing business ? They have to be very careful because let 's not forget , there are a lot of Canadian companies that are suppliers to Boeing . '' Negotiations are also unlikely to lead to a resolution , Leblond said , as Boeing seems intent on driving Bombardier out of business . Most experts said the best course of action might be to simply hope that the U.S. International Trade Commission rules next year that Boeing was not hurt by the Bombardier-Delta deal . `` I tell you , I just find it really difficult to make a credible case that there is a genuine threat of injury from these aircraft being sold to Delta , '' said Daniel Pearson , who served on the commission from 2003 to 2013 . Yet there is also a slim chance that Boeing will win , which could put a stake through the heart of Bombardier and its CSeries jets . `` The problem for Trudeau and Bombardier , '' said Gary Hufbauer of the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington , `` is if the ITC rules against them , that destroys the CSeries . '' — Follow @ leeberthiaume on Twitter . Lee Berthiaume , The Canadian Press

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Former Office Manager Of Baton Rouge Surgery Group Sentenced For Wire Fraud BATON ROUGE , LA - United States Attorney Walt Green announced today that LORRIE LYNN ROGERSON , age 57 , of Baton Rouge , Louisiana , was sentenced by U.S. District Judge John W. deGravelles for defrauding $ 430,490 from the Pediatric Surgery of Louisiana ( “ PSL ” ) , a group of Baton Rouge physicians who specialize in surgery on children . Rogerson was ordered to serve 12 months in prison , 12 months of supervised release following prison , restitution to the victim of $ 430,490 , a fine of $ 10,000 , and asset forfeiture of $ 394,584 . Rogerson was also ordered to repay $ 13,505 to the victim to reimburse the costs of investigating her offense . PSL employed Rogerson to act as their office manager . Rogerson was responsible for PSL ’ s payroll , accounts receivable , accounts payable , and human resources . In her role , Rogerson enjoyed access to the bank accounts of PSL for the purpose of making deposits to , and paying bills from , the PSL bank account . Rogerson was entrusted with the authority and responsibility to manage PSL ’ s banking affairs . Rogerson had access to all accounts and was familiar with PSL ’ s account information . In April 2015 , a review of PSL financial records discovered that Rogerson had accessed PSL ’ s bank account to make unauthorized withdrawals and transfers for her personal benefit . Between May 2008 and May 2015 , Rogerson caused unauthorized electronic withdrawals to be made from the PSL bank account for the purpose of paying Rogerson ’ s credit cards . Rogerson also issued numerous , unauthorized PSL checks for her benefit , and mischaracterized said checks in the accounting software as business expenses . Rogerson embezzled funds on approximately 256 occasions during the period of May 2008 and May 2015 . In order to execute the scheme to defraud on January 5 , 2015 , Rogerson used internet services to divert funds from a PSL bank account for the purpose of paying her personal credit card bills . U.S. Attorney Green stated : “ Today ’ s sentencing is yet another example of the insider threat that businesses face . Such offenders must be held to account and should be reported to law enforcement immediately . Our office , together with the FBI and our other federal , state , and local partners , stand ready to aggressively pursue these important matters. ” FBI Special Agent-in-Charge Jeffrey S. Sallet stated : “ This case is yet another example of the FBI ’ s commitment to work with our partners at the United States Attorney ’ s Office to investigate and prosecute individuals who willingly violate the law in order to personally enrich themselves at the expense of others. ” This matter is being prosecuted by the United States Attorney ’ s Office for the Middle District of Louisiana . The investigation has been conducted by the Baton Rouge Resident Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation , with substantial assistance provided by the victim , PSL , and their accountants , Faulk and Winkler . The matter is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney René Salomon .

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Keep reading Credit card scams can affect anyone , and they ’ re lurking everywhere from hotel rooms to blockchain sites . Here are some credit card scams that ’ ll make you think twice about giving out your numbers . Beware any instructions that follow your computer 's blue `` screen of death . '' One woman in Marin County , California , reports that she was scammed by a fraudster who pretended they could fix her computer , according to ABC 7 News . She also alleges that even though she flagged the fraudulent charges , her bank failed to stop the transaction . While she was online shopping , the shopper says , her computer 's screen went blue and a message appeared saying there was a virus . The message on the screen advised her to call Microsoft , so she did . She claims the man on the other end of the phone told her to scan a $ 500 check , which she did , according to ABC 7 News . She soon realized her mistake and called her bank . But the money still came out of her account , she says , and it took an intervention from ABC 7 News ' 7 On Your Side to get the money back . Some scammers impersonate hotel desk workers to nab your credit card info . While you 're staying in a hotel room and receive a call from the front desk , never give your credit card information over the phone . The caller might not be a hotel employee at all . This is a popular scam , according to Vermont 's Bennington Banner . The culprit will claim there 's a problem with your credit card in order to extract your information . Tell them you 'll resolve the issue at the front desk in the morning . Apartment fraud can affect up to 6.4 % of all renters . Apartment fraud can take many forms , whether it 's through falsifying apartment listings or insisting that renters pay an application fee online before even seeing a property , CityLab reports . 6.4 % of apartment renters are affected by scams , according to Forbes . Some fraudulent Bitcoin investments will ask for credit card details . If you come across an incredible deal for investing in blockchain and they ask for your credit card details , avoid , avoid , avoid . That 's a red flag that you 're dealing with fraudsters , according to Forbes . No real investment is done via credit card . Scammers might send you a text message , pretending to be your bank . There was recently a wave of scams in Louisiana that involved fake bank texts . Fraudsters were texting people and telling them to call a certain phone number to `` reactivate their credit card , '' according to KATC . If this ever happens , it 's better to call the bank number you have on file instead of the phone number you receive via text message . Beware of the gift card `` prize . '' It can be momentarily exciting to receive an email that you 've won a high-dollar gift card from your favorite retailer . But , before you begin your shopping spree , know that it 's most likely a scam . Jason Schall , an attorney with the Federal Trade Commission , told Creditcards.com that in one instance , consumers were told they could n't receive their `` prize '' until they purchased at least 13 items and referred three other people who would do the same . When you receive an email offering any sort of free prize , Schall said to be alert to any demand for personal information . Fake utility workers call and threaten to turn people 's electricity off unless they pay . Some scammers will call a household and say there 's a delinquent utility bill , according to WHEC News 10 . They 'll claim that with a credit card number or gift cards , they can pay the bill and the lights will stay on . Instead of releasing your credit card info over the phone , it 's a better idea to hang up and call your utility company . Chances are , this was just a scam . For more great stories , head to INSIDER 's homepage .

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Five people are dead , including three children , after an apparent murder-suicide shooting at a church in Sacramento , California , police say . A father walked into a church in the Arden-Arcade neighborhood and shot three of his kids -- all under the age of 15 -- before turning the gun on himself , Sgt . Rod Grassman with the Sacramento County Sheriff 's Department said at a press conference . A fifth person was also shot and killed , police said . Authorities are unable to immediately determine if the fifth victim was related to the shooter or the children . Multiple law enforcement personnel responded after reports of the shooting , with the Sacramento County police asking people to avoid the area , according to a tweet from the department . Gov . Gavin Newsom described the shooting as `` another senseless act of gun violence in America . '' `` Our hearts go out to the victims , their families and their communities , '' he tweeted . CNN has reached out to Sacramento County police and Metro Fire for additional information . This is a developing story and will be updated as more information becomes available . The-CNN-Wire ™ & © 2022 Cable News Network , Inc. , a WarnerMedia Company . All rights reserved .

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PIERRE | The South Dakota Supreme Court unanimously has denied an appeal by Paul Dean Jensen that his revised 200-year sentences for first-degree murder and kidnapping were still too harsh for killing a taxi driver in Stanley County . Jensen was 14 at the time of the 1996 shooting of taxi driver Michael Hare , which Jensen committed with then-16-year-old Shawn Springer . Jensen and Springer got into Hare ’ s cab at a Pierre hotel and directed him to a gravel road outside Fort Pierre , where Jensen shot Hare three times . Springer later pleaded guilty and testified against Jensen , who originally was sentenced to mandatory life in prison under South Dakota ’ s old system that gave discretion to the state Board of Pardons and Paroles . Circuit Judge John Brown re-sentenced Jensen in 2016 to 200 years after the U.S. Supreme Court ’ s Miller decision . Jensen , still facing discretionary release at age 39 at the earliest and possible good-time release at age 116 , appealed . The South Dakota Supreme Court said no . People are also reading… “ A sentencing court has broad discretion when fashioning an appropriate sentence , ” Chief Justice David Gilbertson wrote for the court . “ Because the sentencing court acquired a thorough acquaintance with Jensen ’ s character and history , considered the mitigating qualities of youth , and considered Jensen ’ s prospects for rehabilitation , it did not abdicate its sentencing responsibilities , ” he continued . Jensen had argued that the 200-year sentences were cruel and unusual under the U.S. Constitution . The chief justice disagreed but also opened the door for legislators to act , writing , “ it is not this court ’ s role to judicially legislate the parole process. ” “ The intersection of the parole process and imprisoned juvenile offenders in South Dakota is an issue best left to be examined by the Legislature . The issue is significant indeed , ” Gilbertson wrote . “ But here , the absence of legislation mandating that our parole board consider the Miller factors does not render Jensen ’ s concurrent , 200-year sentences unconstitutional under the Eighth Amendment , ” Gilbertson said .

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Nancy Workman is no longer afraid to pick up a newspaper and see her face adorning the front page . She does n't get nervous to go out in public anymore , and she is even mustering the courage to jump back into politics . The former Salt Lake County mayor says she is finally healing , more than a year after she was charged with two counts of felony misuse of public money . Workman was acquitted on all charges in February . `` We can all go through it saying 'that 's not fair , ' but you just shake it off and keep going , '' Workman said . `` I feel good now . I was just obsessed with the trial for so long . I feel vindicated . '' But Workman was n't so sure her acquittal would translate to general acceptance by area residents and former political friends . Although she was found not guilty on charges of improperly using county funds to pay for two employees at the Boys and Girls Club , Workman said it took several months to stop worrying what people thought of her . `` You think everybody is looking at you and calling you a crook , '' Workman said of the first few weeks after her trial . `` They had a chance to be really nasty , but everyone comes up and says , 'We were behind you . ' `` The intensity of the trial also took a while to wear off , Workman said . For several months , she focused on her family and relaxation instead of trying to get right back in the job market . Greg Skordas , Workman 's attorney , said the trial burdened the former mayor more than she showed with the perpetual smile she wore in court , in her booking mug photograph and on camera . The only time Workman cried in public was after the not guilty verdict came in . `` When the jury verdict came back and she was acquitted , I finally met the real woman . She 's just so nice and she 's so fun , '' Skordas said . `` It really made me realize how hard this was on her , how difficult it was to be accused of something in such a public light and in really such a nasty way . '' Now that the cameras are no longer pointed at her , Workman said she 's ready to move past the seven months of investigations , media swarms and mug shots . In fact , the 64-year-old Sandy resident is trying to get back into the contracting business , reconnecting with past clients and partners from her previous work as a road construction contractor . But the road back to normalcy has n't been easy , Workman added . While she spent the past 10 years being a politician , the job market has changed and she has neared retirement age . `` I 'm just trying to figure out what I want to be when I grow up , '' Workman said . `` This world belongs to the young people , and it 's a fast world . But I like it . I still want to play . I still have to — I have to make a living . '' Workman is also looking to get back on the political scene as a consultant for government groups and wants to be part of the ongoing conversation about health care and Utah . Workman particularly wants to get involved in discussions in the upcoming legislative session on whether Intermountain Health Care has too much control of the state 's medical market . But Workman said she does n't have any goals to run for office again , even though she gets fired up about county politics when she gets her annual property tax notice . `` It was fun . It was exhilarating . It was high pressure . It was intense . I miss it . I guess I 'm sick , '' she said . Workman also does n't regret opting out of the candidate race against current Mayor Peter Corroon , although she believes the district attorney 's office robbed her of any chance to run . Workman stepped out of the race in October , saying the trial was taking a toll on her health . `` The decision came down to you can only do so much — you ca n't run a campaign and a defense , '' she said . `` Pretty soon it just started to crack and crumble . '' As for her one-time competitor Corroon , Workman said she sympathizes with the scandals that have surfaced since his inauguration in January , including personnel problems and overtime abuses . Workman said she applauds Corroon 's efforts to curb those violations with new ethics policies and tighter fiscal controls . `` I take responsibility . I did n't get it all done in my administration . Some of it I did n't even know about , '' she said . And Workman 's battles with the county are not yet over . She is still fighting with county attorneys to get reimbursed for the $ 195,000 spent on legal fees throughout the trial . Workman already took out a second mortgage on her home to pay $ 65,000 out of pocket . Salt Lake County generally pays those fees for anyone who has been prosecuted by the county and is found innocent , Skordas said . The district attorney 's office has not yet offered to post the entire amount . `` The district attorney has never drug anybody through this like this . It 's just different with me , '' she said . `` I expect them to fight me every step of the way . '' Although Workman said the fees have left her strapped financially , the real significance is that getting the fees repaid will be the final admission that she was innocent . Not paying up , she said , insinuates that she was not completely cleared of the felony charges . `` The money does n't mean as much to me as my name , '' she said . `` Integrity , your name , your word , your handshake is everything to you . '' E-mail : estewart @ desnews.com

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FOLLOW ON Advertisement Rosario Dawson presents the nominees for the 28th SAG Awards , on Jan. 12 , 2022 . ( SAG Awards via AP ) NEW YORK -- The Oscar race may be missing in-person glitz this year , but it does n't lack for star power . Will Smith , Lady Gaga and Ben Affleck landed individual nominations for the 28th Screen Actors Guild Awards on Wednesday , while the casts of `` Belfast '' and `` CODA '' were among those nominated for the guild 's top award , best ensemble . The nominees were announced Wednesday by actors Vanessa Hudgens and Rosario Dawson on Instagram Live . While the nominations were conducted virtually due to the surge in COVID-19 cases , the streamed announcement still represented one of the most meaningful mornings in an awards season largely snuffed out by the pandemic . Joining Kenneth Branagh 's semi-autobiographical `` Belfast '' and the coming-of-age drama `` CODA '' for best ensemble were the casts for Ridley Scott 's true-tale , high-camp `` House of Gucci , '' Adam McKay 's apocalypse comedy `` Do n't Look Up '' and the family tennis drama `` King Richard . '' Notably left out were the casts of Steven Spielberg 's lavish `` West Side Story '' revival ( which landed a supporting nod for Ariana DeBose ) and Jane Campion 's `` The Power of the Dog . '' Campion 's gothic drama , though , landed individual SAG nominations for Benedict Cumberbatch , Kirsten Dunst and Kodi Smit-McPhee . The SAG Awards have more of the awards season spotlight this year since the Golden Globes -- usually the kickoff party to final Oscar stretch -- made barely a peep . The Globes were unceremoniously announced Sunday on Twitter in a private ceremony due to Hollywood 's boycott of the beleaguered Hollywood Foreign Press Association over diversity and ethical issues . The omicron surge also prompted the Critics Choice Awards to postpone its Jan. 9 in-person gala . For the second straight year , Oscar season has gone virtual -- and struggled to make much noise . But the SAG nominations suggest that plenty of famous faces are in the hunt this year . Along with Will Smith ( `` King Richard '' ) and Cumberbatch , the nominees for best male lead actor are : Denzel Washington ( `` The Tragedy of Macbeth '' ) , Andrew Garfield ( `` Tick , Tick ... Boom ! '' ) and Javier Bardem ( `` Being the Ricardos '' ) . Up for best female lead are : Lady Gaga ( `` House of Gucci '' ) , Jessica Chastain ( `` The Eyes of Tammy Faye '' ) , Olivia Colman ( `` The Lost Daughter '' ) , Nicole Kidman ( `` Being the Ricardos '' ) and Jennifer Hudson ( `` Respect '' ) . Joining Dunst and DeBose in the best female supporting category are Caitriona Balfe ( `` Belfast '' ) , Cate Blanchett ( `` Nightmare Alley '' ) and Ruth Negga ( `` Passing '' ) . The best male supporting nominees are : Affleck ( `` The Tender Bar '' ) , Bradley Cooper ( `` Licorice Pizza '' ) , Troy Kotsur ( `` CODA '' ) , Jared Leto ( `` House of Gucci '' ) and Smit-McPhee . Kotsur is the first deaf actor to land an individual SAG nomination . The SAG Awards , presented by the actors guild SAG-AFTRA , are among the most reliable Oscar bellwethers . Seldom does a movie or performance not nominated by the screen actors end up winning at the Academy Awards . Actors make up the biggest percentage of the film academy , so their choices have the largest sway . But last year , SAG and the academy diverged more than usual . Only one of its acting winners -- Daniel Kaluuya ( `` Judas and the Black Messiah '' ) -- repeated at the Oscars . ( The other SAG winners were Chadwick Boseman and Viola Davis in `` Ma Rainey 's Black Bottom , '' and Yuh-Jung Youn in `` Minari . '' ) The Aaron Sorkin courtroom drama `` The Trial of the Chicago 7 '' won best ensemble at a virtual SAG Awards while Chloe Zhao 's `` Nomadland '' -- which included many nonprofessional actors and went unnominated for SAG 's ensemble award -- triumphed at the Oscars . That history will give hope to supporters of Kristen Stewart ( `` Spencer '' ) , maybe the most notable performer overlooked Wednesday . Others that missed out include Peter Dinklage ( `` Cyrano '' ) , Ciaran Hinds ( `` Belfast '' ) and Rachel Zegler ( `` West Side Story '' ) . While some have rooted for some of the year 's most popular blockbusters to give the flagging Oscars a populist jolt , `` Spider-Man : No Way Home , '' `` Dune '' and `` No Time To Die '' received no major nominations from the actors guild . `` Dune '' and `` No Time to Die '' did , though , join `` Black Widow , '' `` The Matrix Resurrections '' and `` Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings '' in the stunt ensemble category . Yet possibly the most popular TV series of 2021 did haul in plenty of recognition . Netflix 's much-watched `` Squid Game '' was nominated for four SAG awards including best drama series . Series creator Hwang Dong-hyuk on Wednesday recalled watching the hoopla at awards ceremonies held at the Shrine Auditorium across the street from the University of Southern California when he was studying there . `` At the time , I told myself I 'd like to feature my work at American film awards one day , '' he said in an interview . `` Now , I think back to those memories . '' The series ' star Lee Jung-jae said he felt an `` electrical shock '' when his name was announced among the nominees . A veteran of Korean TV and film , he 's laughed off U.S. media questions about overnight success . `` I 've decided I 'm now a newbie actor ! '' he said Wednesday , clutching a bottle of wine . The television nominations were also led by HBO 's `` Succession '' ( four nods including best drama series and best actor for Jeremy Strong and Brian Cox ) ; `` Ted Lasso '' ( five nods including best comedy series ) ; and `` The Morning Show '' ( four nods including best drama series ) . The 28th annual SAG Awards are to be held Feb. 27 and will be broadcast on TNT and TBS . The Oscars are scheduled for March 27 . -- -- -- AP Entertainment Writer Juwon Park contributed to this report from Seoul , South Korea .

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Owners of Discoveryland , the outdoor theater west of Tulsa where the long-running production of `` Oklahoma ! , '' is staged , will meet this week to estimate the amount of back taxes that lead to the company 's filing for protection from creditors this weekend . But the action , which was filed on Saturday after the Internal Revenue Service threatened to close the 2,000-seat theater , does not affect daily operations or shows . The Monday through Saturday performances of `` Oklahoma ! '' will continue as scheduled , Discoveryland attorney Thomas A. Creekmore III said today . World Changers Inc. , the non-profit organization owning Discoveryland , acknowledges that back taxes exist , Creekmore People are also reading… said . The owners will meet in the next few days to determine the exact amount of the tax debt and file schedules in the case , he said . The unusual Saturday filing was triggered by IRS agents arrival at the theater on Friday , Creekmore said . `` The IRS was in control of the property for a period of time , '' he said . `` We got it back by filing the bankruptcy . '' Chapter 11 bankruptcy permits a business to continue to operate while it reorganizes . Creekmore said the Chapter 11 filing is not related to the Oklahoma Tax Commission 's claim earlier in July that World Changers owes the state nearly $ 89,000 in back taxes . The agency said in a District Court filing that World Changers has failed to pay sales , withholding and tourism taxes owed the state for as far back as July 1990 . The state tax commission filed tax warrants last April against the company and its president , W.T . Jeffers . Discoveryland was also seized by the IRS in November 1987 after the tax collection agency claimed it was owed $ 170,000 in back taxes . World Changers later paid the taxes and avoided a public auction of the property .

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PAULS VALLEY , Okla. ( KFOR ) – An investigation into one man from Pauls Valley led authorities to find a network of child pornography . Warren Gilbert was arrested in April . The Garvin County Sheriff ’ s Office said Gilbert ’ s computer was searched and investigators found videos and pictures of sexually exploited underage children . Videos found contained a 15-year-old girl having sex with an adult man . Others showed kids as young as 3 months old being sexually abused . Law enforcement discovered these videos were being sent through Zoom meetings . The source of the videos allegedly come from Neal Garith , a man from Baltimore , Maryland . “ We ’ re finding that it ’ s not just one person , ” said Jim Mullett , Garvin County Sheriff . “ It ’ s an organization is what we ’ re finding. ” Mullett said Homeland Security assisted in the investigation , and will continue to help with the remaining suspects . Terabytes of data have been collected . The sheriff said 3,000 videos were found on Gilbert ’ s computer and 3,400 were found on Garith ’ s computer . The chain of command starts with Garith , Mullett said . And his reach extended to Oklahoma , other states , and even other countries . Sheriff Mullett said four other individuals are suspected to be involved in this ring . One of them is currently out of the country . “ We ’ re making it our mission to go after these guys , ” declared Mullett . Jessica Youman lives just doors down from where Gilbert was arrested . “ You never see them outside and you never see them doing anything . They ’ ve never talked to any of the other neighbors around here , ” said Youman , describing how Gilbert seemed to live in a rental house with other people . She has three children with one being 3 months old . Youman said she has a son that likes to ride his bike around the neighborhood . Since hearing of the arrest , she has made changes to her parenting . “ They don ’ t go anywhere without me being able to find them because they have location trackers and stuff on that now , ” said Youman , talking about her oldest son now having a cell phone to know where he is . Garvin County Sheriff ’ s Office received the crime tip from a program that allows providers , such as AT & T , to notify law enforcement about suspicious activity . Youman said it ’ s problematic knowing there are people that hide inside their homes , searching for or requesting sexual images and videos of underage children . “ Now that the internet is such a big thing and the crime forces are clamping down on that , it ’ s just like , ‘ What in the actual hell is going on ? ' ” she said . If you suspect a child is being sexually exploited , contact the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children at 1-800-THE-LOST or www.cybertipline.com .

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