Tyree Smith, an institutionalized man who confessed to killing and eating the body parts of a homeless man in Connecticut in 2011, has been granted conditional release by the Psychiatric Security Review Board. Despite receiving mental health services and supervision, concerns have been raised by lawmakers and the victim’s family about his release, citing the brutal nature of the crime and the potential risk to public safety. Smith, who was found not guilty by reason of insanity and committed for 60 years, will initially have day passes confined to the hospital grounds before potentially receiving more freedoms as he progresses in treatment.
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Meet the new generation of conservative eco-warriors
President Trump took immediate action to dismantle Joe Biden's environmental policy, withdrawing the US from the Paris Agreement and freezing funding for clean energy programs. While left-wing environmentalists express concern, a rising movement of green conservatives, led by organizations like the American Conservation Coalition, hope to shift the environmental debate to incorporate conservative values such as promoting nuclear power and energy dominance within the US. This new approach emphasizes an all-of-the-above energy policy and focuses...
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