A day of legal proceedings in the Mar-a-Lago classified documents case turned tumultuous, with a morning hearing marked by a shouting match among attorneys and an afternoon session where the judge questioned the jurors’ ability to grasp legal complexities. The morning hearing, originally intended for arguments on selective charges against one of Trump’s co-defendants, spiraled into a dispute over alleged coercion by the prosecutor. Judge … Continue reading Hearing in Trump classified docs case devolves into shouting match

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene accused President Joe Biden of planning to assassinate former President Donald Trump in a tweet. Trump, facing charges in New York, made the claims about the Department of Justice authorizing lethal force during a search of his property Mar-a-Lago. Greene amplified Trump’s accusation, suggesting she informed him about the alleged plot and condemning the Biden administration’s actions, Mediaite reported. Despite the … Continue reading Greene Claims DOJ, FBI Planning to Assassinate The Don

Thirteen discontented counties in Oregon, frustrated with the state’s liberal policies, have voted in favor of exploring the possibility of seceding and joining Idaho, a more conservative state. The movement, known as the ‘Greater Idaho Measure,’ aims to redraw the Oregon-Idaho border, incorporating 14 counties and parts of others into Idaho. Supporters argue that this shift would offer residents lower taxes and better governance, free … Continue reading 13 conservative counties in Oregon approve ballot measures to join Idaho

Rishi Sunak, aiming for a fifth term for the Conservatives, surprised many by calling an early UK general election for July 4th. Despite Labour’s leads in opinion polls, Sunak pledged to “fight for every vote.” The announcement, made outside 10 Downing Street amidst rain, diverged from expectations of an autumn poll. Sir Keir Starmer of Labour emphasized the need for change away from “Tory chaos.” … Continue reading Rishi Sunak announces UK general election for Thursday 4 July

Michael Cohen, Donald Trump’s former lawyer, testified for a third day in the former president’s criminal trial, admitting to deceiving Trump and his company for money while asserting that Trump approved the hush money payment to Stormy Daniels. Trump’s attorney indicated that Trump is unlikely to testify and plans to call two brief witnesses before resting the defense. Cohen discussed his conversations with Trump on … Continue reading Michael Cohen admits he stole from Trump Org. during heated cross-examination

President Biden criticized the International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor for seeking arrest warrants against Israeli leaders, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, over alleged war crimes. Biden condemned the move as outrageous and emphasized that there is no equivalence between Israel and Hamas, affirming U.S. support for Israel’s security. The ICC prosecutor, Karim Khan, aims to charge Netanyahu, Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, and three Hamas … Continue reading Biden slams ICC prosecutor’s ‘outrageous’ request for arrest warrants against Israeli leaders

President Joe Biden, speaking at Morehouse College’s commencement ceremony in Atlanta, Georgia, criticized former President Donald Trump and his Republican allies, asserting that they do not see Black Americans in the future of America. Without naming Trump or the GOP, Biden referenced the January 6 Capitol riot, condemning those who call the insurrectionists “patriots” while recalling how Black officers defending the Capitol were disparaged. Biden … Continue reading Biden tells black graduates Republicans ‘don’t see you in future of America’

At Rudy Giuliani’s 80th birthday celebration in Palm Springs, he was unexpectedly served with a legal notice by officials from the Arizona Attorney General’s office. The notice pertained to his indictment for allegedly trying to overturn the 2020 election results in favor of Donald Trump. Despite the dramatic interruption, Giuliani seemed unfazed, and the remaining party guests, including notable Trump advisors Steve Bannon and Roger … Continue reading Giuliani’s 80th birthday in Palm Beach ends with an indictment

Donald Trump’s lawyers accused Michael Cohen, the star prosecution witness in Trump’s hush money trial, of lying to jurors. They portrayed Cohen, Trump’s former fixer turned adversary, as a serial liar determined to see Trump imprisoned. Defense attorney Todd Blanche aggressively questioned Cohen, focusing on his past misdeeds and attempting to undermine his testimony implicating Trump. Blanche challenged Cohen’s claim that he discussed a hush … Continue reading Defence accuses Michael Cohen of lying on the stand at Trump’s hush-money trial

President Biden is considering issuing an executive order to close the US-Mexico border once migrant crossings reach 4,000 per day, according to a source familiar with White House discussions. This action mirrors a provision in a failed bipartisan border bill from February, which aimed to grant the president authority to expel migrants once crossings hit the same daily average. The bill would have given the … Continue reading Biden plans executive order to shut down border

Both President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump have accepted invitations from CNN to debate on June 27, marking an unusually early confrontation that will shape the trajectory of the 2024 campaign’s final months. Biden confirmed his acceptance in a post on X, urging Trump to follow suit, to which Trump later responded positively to CNN’s Kaitlan Collins. Additionally, both candidates agreed to a … Continue reading Biden and Trump agree to 2 presidential debates

Slovakia’s Prime Minister, Robert Fico, was critically injured in an attempted assassination while greeting supporters at an event. The shooting, which occurred in the town of Handlova, shocked the nation and sent ripples across Europe just weeks before an election. Fico, a populist leader with pro-Russian leanings, was hit multiple times in the abdomen. Doctors were still battling to save his life, describing his condition … Continue reading Slovakia’s prime minister shot in assassination attempt

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., an independent candidate, accused President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump of collusion to keep him out of upcoming debates. Biden and Trump had accepted invitations for debates hosted by CNN and ABC News. However, Kennedy doesn’t currently meet CNN’s criteria for participation. Despite this, Kennedy’s campaign stated he would accept an invitation if he qualified. Kennedy expressed frustration at … Continue reading RFK Jr. accuses Biden, Trump of ‘colluding’ to exclude him from debates

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem, once considered a potential running mate for Donald Trump, has been banned from almost a fifth of the state by various Native American tribes. This ban follows Noem’s unfounded accusations against tribal leaders of benefiting from drug cartels. Recent controversies, including her admission of killing a dog and a goat in her book and false claims about meeting Kim Jong-un … Continue reading Kristi Noem banned by two more Native tribes in South Dakota

Jury selection has commenced in the corruption trial of Senator Bob Menendez, accused of accepting bribes and acting as an unregistered agent for the Egyptian government. Menendez, alongside two New Jersey businessmen, faces 16 charges in Manhattan federal court. Allegations include accepting cash, gold bars, and a car in exchange for political favors, aiding Egyptian arms sales, and manipulating a criminal case. Menendez and his … Continue reading US Senator Bob Menendez’s corruption trial begins

Germany’s domestic intelligence agency can continue monitoring the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) as a suspected case of extremism, following a court ruling. The AfD challenged the agency’s decision to classify it, along with its youth organization and a dissolved radical group within it, as suspected extremists. The court in Muenster upheld a previous ruling, citing enough evidence of anti-constitutional activity to justify enhanced monitoring. … Continue reading Germany Can Monitor AfD as Threat to Democracy, Court Rules

Michael Cohen, once a loyal ally of Donald Trump but now his adversary, testified that Trump approved payments to silence potentially damaging stories during his 2016 presidential campaign. Cohen recounted how Trump instructed him to handle situations where claims of affairs or out-of-wedlock children emerged. One instance involved a doorman’s claim, for which $30,000 was paid to keep it quiet, and another involved a Playboy … Continue reading Cohen Testifies About Negotiating Payments and Bullying Reporters for Trump

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) addressed a series of staff departures from her office, alleging sabotage and invasion of privacy by former employees. Mace claimed that her staff had tampered with documents, submerged electronic devices in water, and hacked her personal devices, gaining access to sensitive information such as her children’s calendars and medical appointments. Additionally, she accused former staff of mismanaging office funds and leaking … Continue reading Rep. Nancy Mace accuses former staffers of sabotage, ‘massive invasion’ of privacy

President Joe Biden’s advisors are facing two pressing challenges as they prepare for their convention in Chicago: how to balance in-person and virtual elements to prevent disruptions, and how to handle a mayor sympathetic to protesters. Some in Biden’s circle advocate for a hybrid convention, featuring both in-person speeches and pre-recorded segments, to maximize viewership while minimizing opportunities for protest. This approach would involve moving … Continue reading DNC Preparing for Worst in Chicago

Former President Donald Trump’s ex-lawyer, Michael Cohen, is expected to testify on Monday in Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s case regarding a $130,000 payment made to adult actress Stormy Daniels in 2016. This payment was allegedly to keep Daniels from disclosing a sexual encounter she claimed to have had with Trump in the early 2000s. Cohen, who served as Trump’s personal attorney at the time, … Continue reading Michael Cohen to testify in Trump trial on Monday

Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani faced a suspension without pay from his WABC radio show after going on a rant about the “stolen” 2020 election. The decision to remove Giuliani from the air came from billionaire radio station owner John Catsimatidis, who cited Giuliani’s violation of company policy against questioning the validity of election results. Giuliani claimed ignorance of the policy and expressed … Continue reading Giuliani Suspended by WABC; Radio Show Canceled

Former chief strategist of Donald Trump, Steve Bannon, is facing the likelihood of prison time after an appeals court upheld his conviction for contempt of Congress. Bannon had been sentenced to four months in 2022 for refusing to testify in a congressional investigation into the January 6 Capitol attack, but the sentence was on hold pending his appeal. The decision came on Friday when the … Continue reading Steve Bannon likely heading to jail after appeals court upholds his conviction

The Georgia Court of Appeals has agreed to review a decision made by a Fulton County Superior Court judge regarding District Attorney Fani Willis and her office’s involvement in the 2020 election case against former President Donald Trump. This decision follows Judge Scott McAfee’s ruling, which allowed Willis to continue leading the prosecution despite her personal relationship with a prosecutor, Nathan Wade. While Wade was … Continue reading Georgia appeals court to hear Trump’s bid to disqualify Fani Willis

In 2010, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faced alarming health issues, including memory loss and cognitive fog. Initially diagnosed with a brain tumor, he later received a surprising assessment from a doctor who believed he had a dead parasite in his brain. Despite health challenges, Kennedy, now an independent presidential candidate, emphasizes his vigor, engaging in athletic activities and campaign efforts. Alongside undisclosed health struggles, such … Continue reading RFK Jr says worm ate part of his brain and then died inside his head

In the ongoing legal saga involving former President Donald Trump and adult film actress Stormy Daniels, the media and left-leaning pundits have been accused of weaponizing lawfare tactics, presenting their coverage with a seemingly gleeful demeanor. The Stormy Daniels trial, centered on allegations of hush money payments made to Daniels by Trump’s former lawyer Michael Cohen, has become a focal point for political opponents of … Continue reading Media and Democrats Utilize Lawfare Tactics in Stormy Daniels Trial Against Trump