Trump hit with $354 million judgement for defrauding banks, others
February 16, 2024
The ruling also prevents Trump or his business, The Trump Organization, from doing business in New York.
Distrixt Attorney Willis back on stand Friday
February 16, 2024
As feared, the question from Trump’s lawyers have been personal ones that have no bearing on the issues
Will prosecutor be removed in Georgia case against Trump?
February 15, 2024
An affair between District Attorney Fani Willis and a lawyer she brought in to help the case against Trump is the issue being discussed Thursday
New York voters select Democrat Suozzi to replace GOP fraud Santos in special election
February 14, 2024
He defeated Republican Mazi Pilip to take the seat that was left vacant when George Santos, also a Republican, was expelled from Congress
Some Republicans question Trump’s choice of a new GOP committee chair
February 14, 2024
Michael Whatley has been accused by some Republicans of essentially manufacturing his win as state party chairman last year following a chaotic vote, which resulted in a legal challenge that offered evidence some ballots were improperly cast.
The endless debate over candidates agreeing to debate
February 12, 2024
The presidential debates that became a tradition with John F. Kennedy taking on Richard Nixon a half-century ago are becoming another lost art
Allies fear U.S. is no longer a dependable partner
February 11, 2024
Some say they feel the same way no mater who wins the presidential race in November.
Can Nikki Haley trump a disgraced, criminally-indicted former President?
February 11, 2024
Haley’s primary in her home state of South Carolina may be her last shot at making a difference in a Trump tsunami for the GOP nomination
Classified documents problems for Trump and Biden
February 9, 2024
President Biden is not happy with comments by the counsel concerning his memory. Trump is not happy about any of it.
Judges lay it on the line: Jan. 6 terrorists are criminals, not ‘political prisoners’
February 4, 2024
The stern sentences in federal court has come from political appointees of Democrats and Republicans. They say justice, not politics, must be served