The state of Missouri executed Marcellus Williams after the conservative majority on the U.S. Supreme Court declined to stop the execution. The Weekend co-hosts weigh in on this decision that occurred ...

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The Supreme Court’s divided decision this week allowing Missouri to execute a man for a 1998 murder even though his ...

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Ryan Williams made his first appearance in an Alabama football uniform Saturday, and as expected, the true freshman wide receiver shined in his Crimson Tide debut. Williams got the starting nod in ...

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Missouri executed Williams despite questions about his conviction and protests from prosecutors and victim's family.

More than half of American states have abolished the death penalty or hit pause on executions. Less than half —47%—of ...

Marcellus Williams, an innocent man, was executed despite evidence of his innocence. Blame falls on Trump, McConnell, and the conservative Supreme Court.