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‘Former President Donald Trump hasn’t lost his voting rights in Florida,’ DeSantis wrote.

If President Trump won a second term, he could not pardon himself for the convictions he received in New York.

Vermont Gov. Phil Scott said that he allowed the Climate Superfund Act to become law without his signature.

President Trump has vowed to appeal his guilty verdict.

Her son-in-law, former President Barack Obama, annouced the death in a statement.

Trump and Biden ironically may need to rely on each other in order to maintain or assert privilege over communications they’d like to keep under wraps.

The governor presents legislation that would put insurers’ rate requests on a quicker timeline as they cope with higher payouts from wildfires and floods.

President Joe Biden laughed off former President Donald Trump’s claim that he was behind the criminal conviction saying, ‘I didn’t know I was that powerful.’

Landlords whose revenue dipped during the pandemic can receive up to $30,000 per unit for past-due rent. Last day to apply is Tuesday.

The congressional leaders said they extended the invitation to Mr. Netanyahu ’to highlight America’s solidarity with Israel.’

The Riverside County crew will process prescriptions in minutes, the company said. It also promises 24-hour availability of pharmacists.

‘This tragic incident should have never occurred,’ Okaloosa County Sheriff Eric Aden said.

One case involves a minor who was injected even though parents did not want the child to receive the vaccine.

today, we take a look at former President Donald Trump’s reaction to his felony conviction, the Secret Service’s stance on his protection, Sen. Joe Manchin’s de

A 54-year-old who plead guilty to four counts of second-degree rape of a 14-year-old in April will be physically castrated as part of his sentence.

The panel said disbarment is needed to protect the public, courts, and legal profession, and also to ‘deter’ other lawyers from launching similar claims.

Initiative aims to engage highly-targeted voters in key battleground states through a ‘neighbor-to-neighbor’ organizing model.