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Court Magazine PodcastCovering the latest in international court cases directly related to human rights and international freedoms. Taken from the leading human rights media outlet, Court Magazine, we expose the legal ramifications for violations of human rights laws... Author: TEAM JB RADIO NETWORK
Covering the latest in international court cases directly related to human rights and international freedoms. Taken from the leading human rights media outlet, Court Magazine, we expose the legal ramifications for violations of human rights laws internationally. Hosted by Chief Investigation Reporter, Joseph Bonner. Language: en Genres: True Crime Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Disney Deaths, Trump's 2028 Tease, and the Second-Longest Shutdown: Breaking News
Monday, 27 October, 2025
Crisis at Disney WorldWe detail the tragic news from Walt Disney World, where the latest death has been ruled a suicide, marking the third death on property in 10 days. The third person was identified as 28-year-old Matthew Cohn, who died from multiple traumatic injuries after jumping from a height at Disney's Contemporary Resort in Florida. This incident is the second reported suicide at the Contemporary in just over a week, following the death of a 31-year-old woman there on October 14.Trump on 2028 and VP TheoriesIn political news, President Donald Trump is not ruling out a third run for president. Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One en route to Japan on Monday, Trump responded to questions about a potential 2028 bid by saying, "I would love to do it" and that he has his "best numbers ever". He also definitively shut down theories about running as vice president, calling the idea "too cute".Government Shutdown StalemateThe government shutdown is now entering day 27, making it the second-longest shutdown in U.S. history. Lawmakers, including Republicans and Democrats, remain at a stalemate on finding a funding solution. The president of the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE), the country's largest union representing over 800,000 federal workers, called on lawmakers to pass a short-term spending bill to end the shutdown immediately. During his remarks, President Trump blamed Democrats for the ongoing shutdown and the resulting air traffic controller shortages. The Senate is scheduled to reconvene on Monday afternoon (October 27).
