Donald Trump Jr. Testimony Kicks Off Trump Defense in NY Fraud Trial
Donald Trump Jr. described father as a real estate visionary who saw opportunities where others couldn't, expanding the Trump Organization past just development.
Matthew Perry Death Certificate Sheds Light on Circumstances
Matthew Perry, 54, died on Oct. 28, and his death certificate discloses that he passed away at 4:17 p.m. at his Pacific Palisades home near Los Angeles.
Trump Lawyers to Mount Counterattack After Weeks of Bruising Cross-Examination in NY Civil Case
After weeks of nasty quibbling with Judge Arthur Engoron during the cross-examination of defense witnesses, the Trump side expects latitude.
Moody’s Slashes US Outlook to ‘Negative’ Due to Too Much Government Spending
The rating agency also cited political brinkmanship in Washington as a factor behind its decision to slash the outlook for U.S. government debt.
Watchdog Warns About Likelihood of Blackouts Across the Country This Winter
Large areas of U.S. could face “insufficient electricity supplies” in winter due to cold temperatures and potential disruption in natural gas supplies, says NERC.
Columbia University Suspends 2 Pro-Palestinian Student Groups
Columbia University suspended student organizations citing violations of policies related to protests calling for cease-fire in Israel–Hamas conflict in Gaza.
Pope Francis personally removes America’s Bishop Joseph Strickland
Bishop Strickland had been formally asked to resign by Pope Francis. He declined request, but upon direct order of the Pope – he is vacating his diocesan see.
FBI Seized NYC Mayor Eric Adams’s Phones, iPad
Attorney for NYC Mayor Eric Adams confirmed that the FBI seized the mayor's phones and an iPad as part of an investigation into his campaign financing.
House Republican Files Ethics Complaint Against Judge in Trump Fraud Case
Rep. Elise Stefanik sent letter to NY State Commission on Judicial Conduct expressing "serious concerns" about judge overseeing a civil fraud trial against Trump and Trump Organization.
Trump Fraud Trial Heralds ‘Selective Prosecution,’ Not Anti-Business Crackdown, Experts Say
New York attorney general's $250 million lawsuit will inflame the 2024 candidate's base, without addressing broader issues, say legal and political analysts.
Hunter Biden’s Art Dealer Subpoenaed as Investigation Widens
The House Oversight Committee subpoenaed four people, including George Bergès, who deals the art created by Hunter Biden, the president's son.
Republicans Subpoena President Biden’s Son, Brother
Republicans investigating President Joe Biden and his family's business dealings issued subpoenas on Nov. 8 for the president's son and brother.
