George Santos asks judge for more time to pursue plea deal ahead of court appearance
Former Republican Congressman George Santos returns to federal court on Long Island Tuesday for a status conference in his fraud and money laundering case.
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DeSantis PAC leader spent time doing jigsaw puzzle as his campaign fizzled, report says
The leader of a super PAC allied with Ron DeSantis and his now-defunct presidential bid spent time at work building a jigsaw puzzle as the governor’s campaign died out, a new report reveals.
Fellow Republicans, it’s time to admit that the US economy isn’t bad
The Republican primaries are under way and – not surprisingly – the candidates have been ganging up on Bidenomics. Spoiler alert: they don’t like it. Fact check: they are wrong.
Is Kim Jong-un Really Planning an Attack This Time?
North Korea fired hundreds of artillery shells in waters near South Korean border islands on Jan. 5. Last week, it said it no longer regarded the South as inhabited by “fellow countrymen” but as a “hostile state” it would subjugate through a nuclear war. On Friday, it said it had tested an underwater nuclear drone to help repel U.S. Navy fleets.
There is still a way to stop Donald Trump – but time is running out
The few Republicans who have not succumbed to the cult of Donald Trump cling to one last hope. They are crossing their fingers that on Tuesday night the ex-president’s march to his party’s nomination will be halted, or at least delayed, by a defeat in the New Hampshire primary at the hands of the former governor of South Carolina, Nikki Haley. But it is a thin hope.
Gujarat Congress loses another leader in three-time MLA, Kshatriya face C J Chavda
Chatursinh Javanji Chavda, popularly known as C J Chavda, tendered his resignation as an MLA of Gujarat Assembly to Speaker Shankar Chaudhary on Friday. The development comes as a big jolt to the Congress in Gujarat, which is already facing a raft of defections.
Trump For The First Time Concedes That His Actions May Have Been Illegal
WASHINGTON — In a middle-of-the-night, all-caps social media post, Donald Trump for the first time appears to have conceded that his actions leading up to the Jan. 6, 2021, assault on the Capitol may have broken the law.
'It's high time': Nunavut officially takes over land, resource responsibilities from feds
Nearly 25 years after Nunavut became a territory, it has signed a final agreement with the government of Canada to have the final say over a long list of decisions that were, until now, usually made in Ottawa.