Government
Trump's Lawyers Slam Supreme Court: Could Future Presidents Face Blackmail Without Immunity?
Trump’s attorneys criticize Supreme Court over his immunity claim, warning of potential blackmail of future presidents if past presidents lack criminal prosecution immunity for official acts. ... Read More.
Legal Showdown: U.S. Appeals Court to Review Biden's Challenge Post SCOTUS Decision - UPDATE
Tuesday, the Supreme Court rejected an emergency appeal from the Biden administration, arguing that states cannot interfere with federal jurisdiction over the border, and declined to stop Texas from en ... Watch Now.
Prominent Social Media Influencer Arrested for Jan 6 Capitol Disturbance Allegations
According to court documents, a conservative social media influencer was taken into custody on Friday after being accused of many offenses pertaining to her involvement in the Capitol disturbances on J ... Read More.
Navigating Political Waters: Biden's Dance on the Israeli Dilemma
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu aims to eliminate Hamas, free hostages, and secure Israel from Gaza threats. This challenges President Biden’s stance, reflecting a shift in U.S.-Israel dynami ... Read More.
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Worried First Amendment Limits Government Censorship
Learn how Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson raised concerns about the First Amendment’s role in preventing government censorship during key moments, particularly regarding potential restricti ... Read More.
Supreme Court Denies Ex-Commissioner Linked to Capitol Uprising: First Elected Official Barred from Office
Former New Mexico county commissioner, Couy Griffin, barred from office due to involvement in the US Capitol uprising. Violation of 14th Amendment clause leads to disqualification in a historic ruling. ... Read More.
U.S. Supreme Court Halts Texas Law Empowering Police to Arrest Illegal Immigrants: Legal Battle Ensues
On Monday, the Supreme Court upheld the temporary suspension of a Texas legislation that would have given police wide authority to detain foreign nationals they believe to be breaking the law. The ongo ... Read More.
Surge in FBI Arrests and New Cases Linked to January 6 Capitol Breach; Record Pace Predicts 2,150 by 2026
In late 2023 and early 2024, FBI arrests and new criminal cases related to January 6, 2021, surged. DOJ charged 93 individuals in two months. At this rate, about 445 new cases are expected in 2024. By ... Read More.
Pentagon Faces Billions Shortfall: Threat to US Military Readiness
According to a document obtained by Bloomberg, the US Defense Department has requested that Congress provide at least $6.5 billion to restock the country’s arsenal, which has been exhausted after two y ... Read More.
Lyft and Uber to Suspend Services in Minneapolis Following Wage Mandate
In response to the Minneapolis city council’s decision to override a mayoral veto and mandate ride-hailing services to raise driver wages to the local minimum wage of $15.57 an hour, Lyft and Uber have ... Watch Now.
Georgia Court Ruling Allows Trump Racketeering Case to Proceed with a Twist
The prosecution of the racketeering case against former President Donald Trump and several co-defendants by Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis is permitted, subject to one significant caveat, ... Read More.
Donald Trump's Hush Money Trial Faces Delay Due to 73,000 Pages of New Evidence
The criminal hush money trial of Donald Trump, which was originally set to start on March 25, might be postponed for up to a month because of the last-minute release of 73,000 pages of evidence by fede ... Watch Now.
Schumer's Call for Israeli Elections Ignored by Pro-Israel Democrats
Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer (D-NY) made the suggestion that Israel have elections on Thursday, but pro-Israel Democrats avoided the suggestion. ... Read More.
Federal Judge Grills Trump's Legal Team in Florida Lawsuit Hearing; Denies Dismissal
During a hearing on Thursday, a federal judge questioned the lawyers of the former president Donald Trump over their justifications for the dismissal of the Florida lawsuit concerning his personal reco ... Read More.
Hunter Biden Declines House GOP Offer, Labeling It a "Carnival Side Show"
Hunter Biden turned down a House Republican offer to testify publicly with former business colleagues next week on Wednesday. His lawyer called the request a “carnival side show.” ... Read More.
