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Supreme Court Weighs Jan. 6 Obstruction Charges Used Against Trump
Conservative justices expressed skepticism about the government’s use of a white-collar fraud obstruction charge against Jan. 6 defendants.
Supreme Court Weighs Jan. 6 Obstruction Charges Used Against Trump
Conservative justices expressed skepticism about the government’s use of a white-collar fraud obstruction charge against Jan. 6 defendants.
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House Delivers Mayorkas Impeachment Articles to Senate
A presidential cabinet member could go on trial in the upper chamber this week for only the second time in American history.
Federal Judge Clears Facebook Head Mark Zuckerberg of Personal Liability in 25 Social Media Addiction Cases
Meta is facing dozens of separate legal complaints
Military Whistleblowers to Challenge Jan. 6 Claims
National Guard personnel to testify to Congress.
Trump’s Criminal Trial Forces Unique Campaign Pivot
Nonstop coverage of alleged ‘lawfare’ could cause voters to become further disenchanted with the 2024 U.S. presidential election and politics in general.
Federal Reserve Chair Powell Cites Lack of Progress in Reaching Inflation Goal
He said, however, that despite inflation remaining at 2.8% in March, the Fed needs greater confidence before considering policy adjustments.
Court Overturns West Virginia Transgender Sports Ban
The law was challenged in court by the American Civil Liberties Union.
Documentary on Medical Genocide Shocks Delaware Audience
The documentary sheds light on the Chinese communist regime’s practice of forcibly harvesting organs from prisoners of conscience.
NPR Suspends Editor Who Criticized its Progressive ‘Groupthink’ Direction
Katherine Maher, NPR’s new CEO, responded by calling his critique “profoundly disrespectful, hurtful, and demeaning.”
California Sues City to Remove Voter ID Requirement for Local Elections
Attorney General Bonta says it violates state law. Secretary of State Weber says it’s unfair to disadvantaged voters.
Supreme Court Justices Seem Skeptical of Jan. 6 Obstruction Charge Used in Trump Case
Hundreds of defendants, including President Trump, hope the court’s eventual ruling in this former cop’s appeal will lead to their charges being dismissed.
Trump Makes History as Trial Begins in New York
The case will take President Trump off the campaign trail for an expected six to eight weeks.
‘I Am Not Resigning,’ Speaker Johnson Says Amid Escalating Ouster Threat
Johnson’s comments come after Rep. Thomas Massie says he would co-sponsor Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s motion to vacate.
Manhattan DA Asks Judge to Hold Trump in Contempt of Court
The district attorney’s office alleges that the former president violated a gag order in the case.
Idaho Enacts Law Aimed at Combating CCP’s Forced Organ Harvesting
As of July 1, it will be illegal in Idaho for health insurers to cover an organ transplant or post-transplant care performed in China.
‘The Rose of Tralee’: A Woman’s Virtue Celebrated
An Irish town’s famous love story and beloved folk song inspires a yearly festival honoring beauty and virtue.
‘The Rose of Tralee’: A Woman’s Virtue Celebrated
An Irish town’s famous love story and beloved folk song inspires a yearly festival honoring beauty and virtue.
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Wisdom From a Retired Cowboy Artist
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Section 3 of 14th Amendment Not Applicable for Ruling Trump out of 2024
I don’t believe that Section 3 of 14th Amendment is self-executive and therefore can not be applied directly by the court.
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S. Truett Cathy: Founder of Chick-fil-A
This entrepreneur called on his ethic of hard work to build a successful fast food franchise.
Rembrandt’s Sole Seascape and the Great Heist
Stolen from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in 1990, ‘Christ in the Storm on the Sea of Galilee’ along with two other Rembrandts are still missing.
Mice, Men, and Farming: ‘The Best Laid Plans ... Often Go Awry’
The saying, “The best laid plans of mice and men often go awry” helps us remember that we are not ultimately the ones in control.
Where Time Stands Still: Mast General Store
The general stores encapsulates a bygone era for travelers in North Carolina.
The War That Almost Happened
A new novel about the Cuban Missile Crisis offers some lessons for today’s world leaders.
Dutch Subversion, British Aggression, the First US Ambassador
In ‘This Week in History,’ the Dutch and English battled for land, a revolution broke out, and a headstrong statesman became the first U.S. ambassador.
S. Truett Cathy: Founder of Chick-fil-A
This entrepreneur called on his ethic of hard work to build a successful fast food franchise.
The Spice That Was Worth Manhattan
Since its introduction to the Western world in the Middle Ages, nutmeg has fueled conflict and obsession.
Yurt Overnights Returning to Colorado State Park After Controversial Pause
Yurts were traditionally used by nomads in Mongolia, Siberia, and Turkey.
This LA Escape Room Explores Corporate Greed—and Shows How Corruptible You Really Are
An escape room is not mere entertainment but can, in fact, be experienced as a work of narrative art.
Will Big Sur Headaches Never End? Another Partial Road Collapse Adds to the Coastal Mecca’s Woes
Closing the highway is costing restaurants and other businesses millions.
Yurt Overnights Returning to Colorado State Park After Controversial Pause
Yurts were traditionally used by nomads in Mongolia, Siberia, and Turkey.