Former President Donald Trump's legal battle over classified documents has hit a roadblock as a Florida judge denies his request to dismiss the case. This decision comes amid a flurry of legal challenges against Trump since his departure from the. . .
In a heated exchange on ABC's This Week, South Carolina Republican Nancy Mace found herself at odds with host George Stephanopoulos over her continued support for former President Donald Trump, despite the sexual assault allegations against him. Mace, who is a survivor of sexual assault herself, faced probing questions from Stephanopoulos, who pointed out that Trump had been found liable for sexual assault in the case brought forward by E. Jean Carroll.
The interview took a contentious turn when Stephanopoulos pressed Mace on her support for Trump in light. . .
In a significant development, the House GOP has announced the imminent release of thousands of hours of security footage from the tumultuous events of the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot. This extensive archive is expected to shed new light on the unprecedented breach that unfolded in the heart of American democracy.
Thousands of hours of security footage from the 2021 Capitol riot will soon be public. Lisa Taylor has more.
The decision to make public the vast amount of footage marks an unprecedented transparency initiative by the House GOP. As the nation grapples with the aftermath of the. . .
Missouri Governor Mike Parson's recent decision to commute the sentence of former Kansas City Chiefs assistant coach Britt Reid has sparked widespread outrage. Reid, the son of Chiefs Head Coach Andy Reid, had pleaded guilty to felony DUI in November 2022 following a crash that left a young girl with severe brain damage and injured several others. The move to commute Reid's sentence has ignited controversy and raised questions about justice and accountability.
In February 2021, Britt Reid was involved in a DUI crash that occurred near the Chiefs' training facility. The crash left a five-year-old. . .
Hungary's Prime Minister is encountering a significant challenge following a parliamentary scandal related to the pardon of an individual involved in covering up sexual abuse at a children's home. The controversy has prompted the government to pledge the introduction. . .
President Biden has made a long-awaited visit to East Palestine, Ohio, more than a year after a train derailment wreaked havoc by spilling toxic chemicals into the community. The President addressed the lingering aftermath of the incident, laying blame on Norfolk Southern for what he termed a result of "greed" compromising safety standards.
During his visit, President Biden expressed the administration's commitment to holding Norfolk Southern accountable for the train derailment. He underscored a determination to see the recovery efforts through, stating, "we're not going home until this job is done." The President met with residents who. . .
The long-awaited moment has arrived as jury deliberations begin in the civil corruption trial involving the National Rifle Association (NRA) in New York City. Former NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre stands accused of violating non-profit laws and misappropriating millions of dollars in NRA funds to finance a luxurious lifestyle, encompassing private flights and extravagant vacations.
The trial has been marked by intense scrutiny and legal clashes, with LaPierre's defense framing it as a politically motivated endeavor orchestrated by New York Attorney General Letitia James. LaPierre's attorney has. . .
In a significant development following the tragic shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade earlier this week, authorities have charged two juveniles in connection to the incident. The shooting resulted in the death of one person and left 22 others injured, sending shockwaves through the community.
Police have confirmed that the juveniles are currently held at a juvenile detention center, facing charges related to the use of firearms and resisting arrest. The charges underscore the severity of the alleged involvement of the juveniles in the violent incident. . .
In a recent interview with former Fox News host Tucker Carlson, British actor and comedian Russell Brand vehemently denied the assault allegations that have been leveled against him, describing them as "very hurtful." This marks Brand's first sit-down interview. . .
The decision by the United States to halt funding for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), which aids Palestinian refugees, marks a significant development in the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. The move follows accusations that a group of UNRWA employees played a role in the attack on Israel that occurred on October 7th, adding a new layer of complexity to the already fraught situation in the region.
The State Department's announcement of the suspension underscores the gravity of the allegations and the need for a thorough investigation into the matter. With funding on hold, the. . .