DeSantis Dismisses Being Trump's VP, Eyes Future Presidential Run
"People were mentioning me [as his vice president]. I'm not doing that," DeSantis asserted during a call with his supporters.
'Embryos, To Me, Are Babies': Nikki Haley Agrees With Alabama Supreme Court Ruling On IVF
Days after the ruling, the University of Alabama at Birmingham announced a pause in IVF treatments, citing concerns about potential criminal prosecution or punitive damages for following standard IVF care.
Joe Biden Calls Putin A 'Crazy SOB,' Mocks Trump At San Francisco Fundraiser
At the San Francisco fundraiser event, Biden referred to Putin as "a crazy S.O.B" and ridiculed Trump for comparing his legal issues to the persecution faced by Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny.
President Biden Mulls Executive Action To Tighten Migrant Rules
The Biden administration is considering invoking a law originating from 1952 to curtail access to the U.S. asylum system.
Trump's Attorneys Seek 30-Day Extension To Pay $355 Million Fraud Verdict
In a letter to Judge Arthur Engoron, the attorneys argued that New York Attorney General Letitia James was rushing to enforce the judgment, calling it "unseemly."
Trump's Save America PAC Spent $2.9M On Legal Bills Amid Mounting Legal Cases
Trump, the leading contender for the GOP presidential nomination, confronts 91 criminal indictments across four jurisdictions and owes substantial legal penalties resulting from judgments in civil cases, totaling hundreds of millions of dollars.
US To Impose 'Major Sanctions' On Russia Following Navalny's Death
While the official cause of death remains unknown, the U.S. holds Russian President Vladimir Putin responsible. National Security Council spokesman John Kirby stated, "Regardless of the scientific answer, Putin's responsible for it."
Ex-FBI Informant Got 'False' Information On Bidens From Russian Intel, Prosecutors Say
Smirnov, claiming extensive recent contacts with foreign intelligence officials, admitted to ties with Russian spies and passing a false story about Hunter Biden.
Nikki Haley Firm In Presidential Bid, Calls Trump 'Meaner And More Offensive By The Day'
Haley criticized Trump extensively, labeling him a "bully" and accusing him of becoming "meaner and more offensive by the day."
White House, Justice Department Clash Over Hur Report
President Biden's legal team had expressed concerns about passages in the report that questioned the president's memory and actions despite the special counsel finding no grounds for prosecution.
House Republicans Rule Out Another Stopgap Spending Bill
A statement from Rep. Tom Emmer suggests House Republicans won't accept another short-term extension while negotiations on the fiscal 2024 budget remain ongoing.
FBI Informant Charged With Lying About Bidens' Ties To Ukrainian Business
Smirnov, 43, was arrested at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas, Nevada, after returning to the U.S. from abroad.
Georgia Election Case: Trump Prosecutor Accuses Defense Of Spreading 'Lies' In Testimony
Fani Willis, who is leading the prosecution, took the stand and fiercely defended her ethics against accusations of self-dealing and nepotism.
UK Economy Entered Technical Recession In Q4 Of 2023
All three major economic sectors contracted in the fourth quarter: Services (-0.2%), production (-1%), and construction (-1.3%). This resulted in an overall GDP growth of only 0.1% for the entire 2023.
Trump Faces Dueling Legal Battles In New York And Georgia On Thursday
In New York, Trump seeks to dismiss his hush money indictment, while in Georgia, his attorneys attempt to disqualify prosecutors due to an alleged romantic relationship.
New York City Sues YouTube, Instagram, Facebook Over Youth Mental Health Crisis
The lawsuit claims that social media companies use algorithms to generate feeds to manipulate and addict children and teens, promoting compulsive use.
Pete Hoekstra Takes Charge As Michigan Republican Party Chair, Backed By Trump
The development brings an end to the weeks-long feud that began with the removal of the former state party chair, Kristina Karamo.
Special Counsel Urges Swift Resolution Of Trump's Election Subversion Trial
The trial, originally scheduled for March 4, was postponed due to delays caused by Trump's immunity appeals.
US Northeast Snowstorm Disrupts Travel, Schools, And Power
A fast-moving winter storm blanketed parts of the Northeast with snow on Tuesday, causing travel chaos, power outages, and a wave of frustration for New York City.
Trump To Attend Hearing As New York Hush Money Trial Looms
The New York case revolves around allegations of a scheme to conceal damaging stories about Trump's personal life during his 2016 presidential campaign.
Jared Kushner Rules Out Return To Trump Administration
During Trump's presidency, Kushner and his wife, Ivanka Trump, played significant roles as key advisers. Kushner particularly played an important role in various policy matters.
Biden Labels Trump's NATO Comments As 'Dangerous' And 'Un-American' Amid Ukraine Aid Push
Speaking about the importance of the mutual defense pact, Biden stated, "The former president has set a dangerous and, frankly, un-American signal to the world."
RFK Jr. Apologizes To Family For Super Bowl Ad Resembling JFK Campaign Spot
The ad featured a chorus repeating the name "Kennedy." Images of JFK and his name appeared over lines such as "Do you want a man for president who's seasoned through and through? But not so doggone seasoned that he won't try something new? A man who's old enough to know and young enough to do?"
Biden Establishes Task Force To Address Classified Document Mishandling
The task force, led by Deputy Administrator Katy Kale of the General Services Administration (GSA), will examine past transitions to identify best practices for safeguarding classified information during power transfer.
Trump Backs Michael Whatley As RNC Chair, Daughter-In-Law Lara Trump As Co-Chair
The former president's endorsements come after behind-the-scenes maneuvering for leadership positions within the RNC, revealing tensions between Trump and the committee that had spilled into the public domain.
US Senate Drives Ukraine Aid Bill Forward Despite Conservative Resistance
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer passionately endorsed the bill ahead of the vote. He described it as a "down payment for the survival of Western democracy and the survival of American values."
Biden Fundraiser With Former Presidents Obama, Clinton Set For March 28
Scheduled for March 28, the campaign is currently scouting for a suitable location in New York City. Radio City Music Hall is reportedly among the venues under consideration.
Nikki Haley Criticizes Trump's Attempt To Manipulate Rules In His Favor
The critique marks a growing divide between Haley and her party, as she embraces a more confrontational stance towards former President Donald Trump.
Author Marianne Williamson Bows Out Of 2024 Democratic Presidential Race
Williamson received 2% of the vote in South Carolina's Democratic primary last weekend. However, her bid never gained the traction needed to become a serious contender for the nomination.
US Secretary Of State Pushes For Agreement In Gaza
Blinken stated that despite containing some "clear nonstarters," Hamas' response to the deal created room for agreement.
