Donald Trump Wants to Reopen and Expand Infamous Alcatraz Prison
President Donald Trump announced plans Sunday to reopen and expand the historic Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary to house “America’s most ruthless and violent Offenders.” The former prison located in San Francisco, which operated from 1934 to 1963 and once held notorious criminals like Al Capone, would be “substantially enlarged and rebuilt” according to Trump’s Truth Social […]
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Former Masters Champion Details Prison Life, Letters from Gary Player
As always, the upcoming edition of The Masters Tournament will have plenty of attractions beyond what happens inside the ropes. From the interesting Champions Dinner offered by Scottie Scheffler to Bernhard Langer’s farewell, fans will have no shortage of storylines to follow. From this point of view, the controversial case of Angel Cabrera stands out. […]
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Masters Thief Sentenced to Prison After Stealing $5M of Augusta National Merch
The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Illinois announced the conviction of a man accused of stealing more than $3 million worth of property from Augusta National Golf Club. The stolen property includes significant historical pieces, including three of the famous green jackets worn by Masters Tournament winners. According to the press release, […]
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Mother’s Shock as She Recognizes Deported Son in El Salvador Prison Video
“Oopsie, too late.” That was the response from El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele last weekend after reports emerged that a U.S. federal judge had attempted — and failed — to block a pair of deportation flights carrying Venezuelan migrants accused of gang ties to his country. By that time, the flights had already landed in […]
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Arkansas Board Approves New Prison Despite Public Opposition
The Arkansas Board of Corrections has approved a 815-acre site for a new prison that will hold 3,000 inmates in Charleston, despite public opposition from residents. What Was the Proposed Plan? The board voted on Friday to accept the land that the state had purchased for nearly $3 million to build a prison that will […]
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California Votes to Keep Forced Prison Labor
On November 5, Californians rejected a ballot measure banning forced prison labor, voting instead to keep the practice legal in state prisons. Proposition 6, which moved to eliminate the “constitutional provision allowing involuntary servitude for incarcerated persons,” is projected to fail, the Associated Press reported. With 72 percent of the vote counted, 54 percent of […]
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