Steve Bannon's border wall fraud trial set for December
A judge in New York has set a December trial date for Steve Bannon's role in the "We Build the Wall" fundraising fraud case in court, the Manhattan district attorney's office said Wednesday.
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A group of 2,000 migrants advance through southern Mexico in hopes of reaching the US
TAPACHULA, Mexico (AP) — A group of 2,000 migrants from dozens of countries set out on foot Tuesday through southern Mexico as they attempt to reach the U.S., although recent similar attempts have failed, with groups disbanding after a few days without leaving the region.
A group of 2,000 migrants advance through southern Mexico in hopes of reaching the US
A group of 2,000 migrants from dozens of countries set out on foot Tuesday through Southern Mexico as they attempt to reach the U.S., although recent similar attempts have failed, with groups disbanding after a few days without leaving the region.
AOC and lawmakers of color reveal concerns about Kamala Harris facing racist and sexist attacks
Democratic female lawmakers of color have revealed they are worried about Vice President Kamala Harris facing racist and misogynistic attacks after she all but became the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee.
Seeking Answers, Lawmakers From Both Parties Ask Secret Service Chief to Quit
The Secret Service director, Kimberly A. Cheatle, faced bipartisan calls for her resignation on Monday, after a disastrous hourslong congressional hearing in which she declined to answer basic questions about the attempted assassination of former President Donald J. Trump.
Boebert demands ‘proof of life’ from Biden in unhinged Twitter rant after he leaves 2024 race
Republican firebrand Lauren Boebert has demanded “proof of life” from Joe Biden in a bizarre rant, following the announcement that he is dropping his reelection campaign – which was delivered via an online statement.
Canada Child Benefit payments may be delayed by global IT outage, says federal government
The Canada Revenue Agency has started sending out Canada Child Benefit (CCB) payments — but the federal government is warning recipients those payments may be delayed due to a worldwide IT outage that began Friday.
Whistleblowers reported ‘limited resources’ for Secret Service before Trump shooting, Jim Jordan claims
The Secret Service was grappling with “limited resources” ahead of the assassination attempt of Donald Trump at a campaign rally last Saturday, Republican lawmaker Jim Jordan has claimed.