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Former US president Donald Trump delivers remarks at Trump National Golf Club Bedminster in Bedminster, New Jersey, on June 13, 2023

Donald Trump Indictment: All 37 Charges And What They Mean

The case involves multiple individuals, some identified by name and others referred to by their titles.

Thieves Steal Newlyweds' Belongings As Groom Drowns In Waters Off Nearby Beach

The newlyweds were snorkeling off Electric Beach in Honolulu during their honeymoon when the groom suddenly disappeared underwater.

'Greatest Birthday Of All,' Trump Says As Fans Sing Wishes For Him After Arraignment

Former U.S. President and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump attends a campaign event in Manchester,

Trump says this will be the "greatest birthday of all" even as he may be looking at 400 years of prison time.

An Uber Eats delivery bag is seen on a bicycle in Brooklyn, New York City, U.S., May 9, 2022.

'Simply Not Enough': Workers, Companies Dismayed Over NYC's $18 Minimum Wage For Delivery Drivers

Workers, observers and companies are less than thrilled about New York City's minimum wage mandate that requires apps to pay $18 per hour to delivery workers, with some companies saying the city will force them to cover costs. A law professor also argued that the amount isn't enough for a "dangerous" job.

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Trump Warns Nuclear World War 3 'Will Happen' If He Doesn't Become US President Again

Former President Donald Trump tried to spook a Republican audience about the possibility of a Third World War if he doesn't win next year's general election.

Building the 488 piece slide was mostly done manually and without using heavy machinery to avoid damaging the natural environment

Stolen Acid Poured On Slides At Playground; 2 Children Suffer Burn-Like Injuries

Initial investigation revealed that a group broke into the pump room in the basement of the pool building at the park and stole the acid, which was later poured on the three slides.

Former US president Donald Trump faces multiple federal charges over his hoarding of government secrets

Rock Legend Rod Stewart Says Wife Forbade Him From Meeting Trump: 'He's A Disgrace'

The rock singer said his third wife, Penny Lancaster, put an end to his decades-long friendship with Trump because of the latter's comments about women. She labeled him a "disgrace."

Bodies, shoes and debris have washed up along a stretch of southern Italy shoreline after a migrant boat sank

1 Dead, Several Injured After Boat Capsizes During Erie Canal Cave Tour

"The boat did a 180-degree turn, so the bottom of the boat was upright in the water," Lockport Fire Chief Luca Quagliano said during a news conference.

Melania Trump, seen here on January 20, 2021 which was the last day of her husband's presidency, cut a fashionable but distant figure

Trump Praises 'Very Beautiful' Melania, Says She's 'Hurt' By Federal Indictment

Trump said that the outpouring of love and support for Melania has been overwhelming.

Who Is Pam Van Sant, Treat Williams' Wife?

Pam Van Sant's husband Treat Williams – the star of Everwood and Hair – died Monday evening at the age of 71.

Donald Trump and his wife Melania left Washington to spend Christmas in Florida, after his shock rejection of a massive coronavirus relief package passed by Congress

Here's What Melania Was Doing While Trump Prepared For His Miami Court Appearance

Former first lady Melania Trump's attendance at her husband's arraignment in a Miami federal courthouse remains unclear after she was seen in New York City.

Then Vice-President Joe Biden (C) and sons Hunter Biden (L) and Beau Biden walk in then-President Barack Obama's Inaugural Parade January 20, 2009 in Washington, DC

Burisma Exec Claims He Paid Joe, Hunter Biden $5 Million; Grassley Alleges Audio Recordings: Report

The Burisma executive, according to Sen. Chuck Grassley, revealed that he paid Joe and Hunter Biden $5 million each to deal with a number of issues.

A woman marks the indictment of former US president Donald Trump by holding a banner in front of the White House in Washington

46% Of Americans Believe Trump Should End His Campaign Over Classified Docs Case: Poll

Although nearly half of Americans believe Trump should be charged, 47% believe the indictment is politically motivated, according to a new poll.

SEC Chairman Gary Gensler testifies on budget before a House Financial Services and General Government Subcommittee hearing on Capitol Hill in W

US Lawmaker Proposes SEC Stabilization Act To Oust 'Tyrannical' Chairman Gary Gensler

"U.S. capital markets must be protected from a tyrannical Chairman, including the current one," Davidson said in a tweet, announcing that he has filed the SEC Stabilization Act.

Missouri Man Dies After Eating Raw Oysters; What To Know About Vibriosis Infection

People infected with Vibrio vulnificus typically show symptoms within 12 to 72 hours after consumption of raw seafood. The symptoms include "abdominal cramping, nausea, vomiting, fever and chills."

Protesters Wave Nazi Flags And DeSantis Sign Outside Disney World

"It's absolutely disgusting to see what has become a common presence of Nazis in Florida, and even more disturbing when they are holding signs and flags that signal support for people like Governor DeSantis," Florida Rep. Anna Eskamani, of Orlando, said about the protesters.

13 People Shot, Stabbed, Hit By Vehicles After Block Party Turns Violent

"Officers entered the crowd and discovered several victims that were either shot, stabbed, or struck by vehicles fleeing the scene after the shots were fired," Syracuse Police Lt. Matthew Malinowski said.

Instacart also announced new safety measures for personnel following a wave of protests about health risks for the delivery workers

NYC Announces Minimum Wage For Food Delivery Workers; How Much Will They Make Now?

Delivery companies such as Uber and DoorDash expressed their disappointment and maintained that the new wages and legislation would result in a surge in prices and reduced schedule flexibility.

If Trump Gets Reelected And Then Convicted, He Could Be Removed From Office: Ex-AG

Former President Donald Trump might not finish his second term if he wins the election and is criminally convicted, a former attorney general believes.

Former US president Donald Trump, pictured at an event in Iowa on June 01 2023, is accused of resisting repeated efforts by government officials to retrieve hundreds of classified materials

Here's How Trump-Appointed Judge Could Affect His Federal Case, According To Analysts

An MSNBC legal analyst said that Judge Aileen Cannon should recuse herself from the case to avoid "any appearance of impropriety."

Trump's Indictment Court Date Expected To Bring Rallies, Possible Violent Clashes In Miami

Local officials reportedly expect that security personnel will be dispatched near the federal courthouse Monday morning to secure the area.

Analysis-Trump Faces Difficult Odds In Classified Documents Case

Donald Trump faces a formidable task defending against charges that he illegally kept top-secret documents upon leaving the White House in 2021, according to legal experts, who said neither the law nor the facts appear to be on his side.

Parents Upset After Principal Allegedly Asked Son If His Braids Mean He's A 'Gangster'

The parents of the seventh grader said they are transferring their son to another school next fall.

Fugitive Wanted In Murder Of Woman Caught After Nearly 40 Years On The Run: Police

The suspect, now 65, in the Florida murder was arrested in California and booked into jail Wednesday,

What Happens Next In The Trump Documents Case?

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has been indicted for illegally retaining classified government records at his Florida estate after leaving the White House in 2021 and obstruction of justice.

The first day of the court's new term in Washington

US Supreme Court Ruling Brightens Electoral Map For Democrats In 2024

A surprise Supreme Court ruling on Thursday has handed Democrats a potential boost in the 2024 congressional race by calling into question the constitutionality of Republican-drawn electoral districts throughout the U.S.

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NYC City Council Approves Bill That Lets Patients Compare Hospital Prices Online

Typically, no two hospitals charge the same price for the same procedure, be it an endoscopy or a foot x-ray. Hence, the bill is aimed at improving the price transparency of hospitals in the city to help patients make better-informed decisions.

U.S. President Donald Trump attends a service at the International Church of Las Vegas

Can Trump Pull A Eugene Debs In 2024 After Indictment In Classified Documents Case?

The latest developments in Trump's legal battles are drawing comparisons to the historical presidential bids of socialist and anti-war activist Eugene V. Debs, who, despite not winning the presidency, managed to get nearly a million votes while in prison in 1920.

Republican National Committee chair Ronna McDaniel speaks during a press conference at the headquarters of the Republican National Committee in Washington

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