Teens Sentenced to Probation for Assaulting Former DOGE Staffer

Two teenagers involved in the assault of former DOGE staffer Edward 'Big Balls' Coristine have been sentenced to probation instead of jail time. This decision, made by a D.C. juvenile court, has sparked concerns about the accountability of youth offenders and the implications of lenient sentences for serious crimes. The case highlights ongoing debates about juvenile justice and the balance between rehabilitation and punishment.