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Democratic voters turned out across the 16th Congressional district in New York on Tuesday to cast their ballots in the contentious primary between Representative Jamaal Bowman and his opponent, George Latimer, the Westchester County executive, a race with far-reaching political implications.
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Donald Trump is free to speak out against witnesses and jurors in his hush money trial after the judge presiding over the case agreed to roll back protections intended to shield them from his attacks.
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A New York judge on Tuesday lifted parts of a gag order imposed on former President Donald Trump in his criminal hush money case, but kept some restrictions in place until Trump is sentenced. The decision from Judge Juan Merchan came two days before Trump is set to face off against President Joe Biden in the first of two presidential debates. Merchan struck parts of the gag order that barred Trump from making public statements about witnesses or jurors in the Manhattan Supreme Court trial, which ended on May 30 in Trump's conviction on 34 criminal counts. But Me
Two of America’s most decorated Olympic swimmers will ask Congress on Tuesday to hold the global antidoping agency accountable for failing to properly police allegations of cheating by elite Chinese athletes.
Former Democratic Party presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has urged President Joe Biden not to engage with Donald Trump’s “nonsense” as she gave her view on the pair’s first 2024 debate.
Sean Penn still remembers when he heard the rumor that accused him of hitting Madonna with a baseball bat.