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Trump vowed the country is going to "pay a steep price for many, many years" over Biden's border policy.
Biden Defends Rights, Trump Vague On Abortion Pill After SCOTUS Ruling
The Supreme Court's decision to uphold access to mifepristone reflects the ongoing and contentious nature of the abortion debate in America.
US Elections 2024: Biden Campaign Reportedly In Talks To Accept Crypto Donations
U.S. President Joe Biden's re-election campaign has taken another step closer to the crypto industry as a new report revealed that the team is in discussions to accept donations from digital asset users through Coinbase Commerce – the same platform that facilitates crypto donations to ex-President Donald Trump's campaign.
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US To Expand Sanctions On Semiconductor Sales To Russia, Targeting Chinese Sellers
The expanded measures, which are likely to be announced Wednesday, are part of the Biden administration's efforts to stop Russia's attempts to bypass Western sanctions and diminish its war capabilities against Ukraine.
Biden's Son Convicted On All Charges In Gun Case
A jury found Hunter Biden guilty on Tuesday of federal gun charges in a historic first criminal prosecution of the child of a sitting US president. The 54-year-old son of President Joe Biden was convicted on all three of the felony counts stemming from his 2018 purchase of a handgun while addicted to crack cocaine.
Biden Administration To Ban Medical Debt From Credit Reports
The rule is projected to raise affected individuals' credit scores by an average of 20 points, potentially enabling them to qualify for better loan terms and financial products.
US Lifts Weapons Ban On Ukraine's Controversial Azov Brigade
The decision by the U.S. to lift the ban on the Azov Brigade comes after a failed plea deal between Hunter Biden and prosecutors last year, which had highlighted the political sensitivity of U.S. support for Ukraine.
Hunter Biden Convicted On All Counts In Federal Gun Case
Hunter Biden convicted of making false statements in purchasing a firearm, providing false information required by federal firearms dealers.
Gensler's Crypto Stance Could Cost Biden 2024 Election: Mark Cuban
Mark Cuban is convinced that both Joe Biden and Donald Trump have no deep understanding of the crypto sector, but he believes the incumbent President has more to lose in the upcoming election, and it could be because of the way SEC chief Gary Gensler has treated the crypto sector.
Four American College Professors Stabbed In China
Four American instructors in China were stabbed in broad daylight while visiting a park.
Trump Has Probation Interview Ahead Of July Sentencing
Donald Trump was interviewed by New York's probation service on Monday ahead of his sentencing next month for concealing hush money payments to adult film star Stormy Daniels.
UN Security Council Adopts US-Backed Gaza Cease-Fire Resolution
Nate Evans, spokesperson for the U.S. mission to the U.N., said the deal aims to pause the fighting, release hostages, and provide humanitarian assistance.
Jury Begins Deliberations in Hunter Biden Gun Trial
The jury will now decide whether the evidence presented proves beyond a reasonable doubt that he knowingly lied about his drug use to purchase the firearm.
Sweltering Heat In Arizona, Nevada This Week; No Signs Of Relief In Forecast
Temperatures in the southwestern US are expected to keep climbing this week before the heat moves east.
US Races To Secure G7 Approval For $50B Loan To Ukraine From Frozen Russian Assets
The U.S. is pushing other G7 members to agree on using profits from frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine in its defense ahead of the group's summit later this week as the situation in the invaded country worsens.
Trump Vows To Eliminate Taxes On Tips, Fumes Over Nevada Rally Tech Issues
Former U.S. President Donald Trump told his Nevada supporters at an outdoor rally in Las Vegas that he will lift taxes on tips received by workers in the hospitality industry and just about any job where staffers are given tips for their service.
Amidst Heatwave, Trump Hosts Rally In Nevada
The new precautions being taken come after 12 people were transported to the hospital from Trump's campaign event in Phoenix.
Migrant Arrests At US-Mexico Border Decline Following Biden's Asylum Ban
The official noted that this drop could be a sign that the policy changes are having the intended impact of reducing unlawful border crossings.
Thousands Gather Outside White House For A Pro-Palestinian Protest
During the protest, multiple statues in Lafayette Square were vandalized with spray paint, graffiti, and painted red handprints.
Trump Promotes Himself As 'Crypto President' At Tech Fundraiser In San Francisco
Trump raised $12 million from the fundraiser hosted by tech venture capitalists David Sacks and Chamath Palihapitiya at Sacks' home.
Biden Highlights US Commitment To Democracy, Global Alliances In D-Day Speech
Biden's speech was a call to action, urging Americans to protect the values for which the World War II soldiers fought. "They're not asking us to scale these cliffs," Biden said. "They're asking us to stay true to what America stands for.''
Hunter Biden's Daughter Testifies In High-Stakes Gun Trial
If convicted, Hunter Biden faces up to 25 years in prison. However, legal experts note that first-time offenders rarely receive the maximum sentence.
Southwest United States Faces Record-Breaking Heat Wave
The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued an excessive heat alert for nearly half of Arizona and Nevada, despite summer officially beginning near the end of June.
Tim Scott Launches Multi-Million Dollar Campaign To Win Black, Latino Voters For GOP
Both the Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee are aware of the outreach effort, and according to the unnamed source, both groups have agreed to be resources if needed for Scott's initiative.
House Members Highlight Benefits Of Tokenization In Digital Assets Hearing
House lawmakers Wednesday discussed tokenized real-world assets, signaling growing interest among U.S. politicians in the vast blockchain and cryptocurrency sectors.
American Caribbean Maritime Foundation Alleviates Poverty and Transforms Lives in the Caribbean via Maritime Education
The ACMF, founded by Dr. Geneive Brown Metzger in 2015, is a nonprofit organization that sponsors academic scholarships and grants to aspiring Caribbean maritime professionals and seafarers.
Heat Dome Engulfs Western US, Threatening Millions With Triple-Digit Temperatures
The severe heat wave is expected to intensify, with Thursday and Friday projected to be the hottest days, bringing temperatures well above 110 degrees Fahrenheit in many regions.
Boeing's Starliner Successfully Launches First Crewed Test Flight To The ISS
The Starliner, designed to carry a seven-person crew, embarked on its "test drive" with NASA astronauts Barry "Butch" Wilmore, 61, commanding the flight, and Sunita Williams, 58, piloting.
Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg Objects To Lifting Gag Order In Trump Hush Money Case
Last week, a jury found Trump guilty on all 34 felony counts related to a 2016 hush money payment to Stormy Daniels, marking the first time in history that a former US president has been convicted on criminal charges.
Hallie Biden To Testify In Hunter Biden's Gun Trial
Defense attorney Abbe Lowell has hinted that Hunter Biden's daughter, Naomi, could testify, and has not ruled out the possibility of Hunter himself taking the stand.
US Job Openings Dip To 8.1 Million, A Three-Year Low
Interestingly, layoffs decreased, and the number of Americans voluntarily quitting their jobs increased in April, indicating a level of confidence among workers in their job prospects.
Biden Imposes Tough New Border Measures To Stem Migrant Surge
Migrants will be turned away if they attempt to claim asylum after seven consecutive days of more than 2,500 border encounters, with the cap lifting only after 14 days of encounters at 1,500 or less.
Garland Tells House Judiciary Committee Republicans He Will Not Be Intimidated
Attorney General Merrick Garland faced Republicans' claims that he has weaponized the Justice Department, telling them that he will not be intimidated.
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