All articles tagged with #text messages
Actor Mario Rodriguez, who filed a lawsuit accusing Tyler Perry of sexual assault, showed through text messages that he maintained contact with Perry years after the alleged incidents, expressing gratitude and financial distress, while Perry denies the allegations.
Alleged text messages suggest that Tyler Perry's sexual battery accuser, Mario Rodriguez, asked Perry for money before filing a lawsuit accusing him of unwanted advances and assault. Perry's attorney dismisses the lawsuit as a money grab, and Rodriguez has not responded to requests for comment.
Chinese filmmaker Yi Zhou accused Jeremy Renner of sexual misconduct, threatening to call ICE, and other abusive behaviors, which Renner and his representatives deny, claiming the allegations are retaliatory and false. Zhou shared her story publicly, prompting legal actions including a cease-and-desist letter from Renner's attorneys.
Virginia Republican Carrie Coyner lost her re-election bid after sharing controversial text messages from Democrat Jay Jones, which included violent fantasies about political opponents. Despite Jones's apology, the controversy negatively impacted his campaign, while Coyner's defeat reflected broader national political tensions and concerns over political violence.
Paul Ingrassia withdrew his nomination to lead the Office of Special Counsel after offensive text messages about Martin Luther King Jr. and himself were made public, leading to GOP opposition and his withdrawal from consideration.
A Staten Island Republican chief of staff was fired after leaked texts revealed racist, homophobic, misogynistic, and antisemitic comments, including praise for Hitler, leading to widespread condemnation and calls for accountability.
A new poll indicates Jason Miyares is leading Virginia attorney general candidate Jay Jones, whose campaign is under severe pressure due to the revelation of violent and threatening text messages he sent, prompting calls for him to withdraw from the race amid declining support and widespread condemnation from law enforcement and political figures.
The Virginia Attorney General's race features a $1.5 million ad campaign by Miyares' campaign highlighting controversial text messages sent by opponent Jay Jones, who apologized for the remarks. The campaign aims to influence the off-year election, with polls showing a close race. The article also discusses broader economic concerns about the labor market and potential impacts of job openings on unemployment.
Democratic Virginia Attorney General candidate Jay Jones apologized after leaked texts revealed violent and disturbing jokes about political opponents, prompting calls from President Trump and Republicans for him to withdraw from the race amid concerns over political violence.
Virginia Democratic nominee for attorney general, Jay Jones, faced backlash after resurfaced texts in which he hypothetically discussed shooting a Republican opponent, leading to calls for him to withdraw from the race amid a tense political climate ahead of key state elections.
Virginia Democratic AG candidate Jay Jones faced bipartisan criticism after resurfaced text messages in which he used violent and inflammatory language against GOP opponents, prompting apologies and calls for him to drop out of the race.
Virginia Democratic candidate for attorney general Jay Jones faces criticism and calls to drop out after resurfaced text messages in which he suggested violence against a colleague, prompting widespread condemnation from both Republicans and Democrats amid a tight election race.
Virginia Democratic attorney general candidate Jay Jones faced backlash after resurfaced texts suggesting violence against Republican Speaker Todd Gilbert, for which he apologized and took responsibility amid ongoing political tensions and violence in the U.S.
Jerrauld 'Jay' Jones, the Democratic nominee for Virginia attorney general, is involved in a controversy after text messages from 2022 revealed violent and disrespectful comments about political opponents, including a hypothetical shooting of the Republican speaker of the Virginia House.
A suspect in the shooting of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University confessed via text message to his roommate, revealing plans and remorse, and was later arrested after a manhunt. He faces multiple charges including murder and the death penalty is being considered.