Joly says she's pressed her Israeli counterpart for news of Canadians missing in Gaza
Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly said Monday she has raised reports of three Canadians missing in Gaza with her Israeli counterpart.
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Trump Takes His Claim Of ‘Total Immunity’ From Prosecution To Supreme Court
WASHINGTON ― Donald Trump has taken his claim of “total immunity” from criminal prosecution for his coup attempt to the U.S. Supreme Court, thereby keeping his case from moving toward trial until the high court issues a ruling.
'Nothing Has Changed': Another Witness Tells GOP She Saw No Corruption By Joe Biden
WASHINGTON ― The head of a Democratic lobby shop that represented a Ukrainian energy firm told lawmakers on Monday she was unaware of any involvement by President Joe Biden in his son Hunter’s business deals.
Biden campaign joins TikTok despite administration’s past security concerns: ‘lol hey guys’
President Joe Biden's reelection campaign released it first-ever TikTok on Sunday, during the Super Bowl, announcing it had joined the enormously popular app with a video featuring Biden — despite widespread data-security concerns in Washington over TikTok's Beijing-based parent company.
Long Island could see up to 8 inches of snow on Election Day in key House race
New York City will see wintry conditions on Tuesday, which is also Election Day in the race to represent the 3rd Congressional District, a swing seat left vacant after disgraced Republican Rep. George Santos' expulsion.
Trump’s Legal Cases: Here, There and Everywhere
Former President Donald J. Trump sped in and out of the federal courthouse in Fort Pierce, Fla., on Monday for a closed-door hearing in the case accusing him of illegally holding on to classified documents after he left office.
Trump asks US supreme court to keep election interference case frozen
Lawyers for Donald Trump asked the US supreme court Monday to keep on hold the criminal case over his efforts to overturn the 2020 election results while he prepares to challenge a recent appeals court ruling that found he was not immune from prosecution.
Defense Secretary Austin undergoes 'non-surgical procedures' under anesthesia, Pentagon says
WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was recently under general anesthesia for "non-surgical procedures," according to a statement released by the Pentagon on Monday.