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Trump's First Day Promises: Here's What He Plans to Do

President-elect Donald Trump is set to return to the White House on Monday, pledging a flurry of executive orders on his first day in office. His “day one” agenda includes sweeping actions on immigration, the economy, climate policy, and more.

Ford Will Donate $1 Million, ‘Fleet’ Of Vehicles To Trump Inauguration—Latest Company To Contribute

Ford Motor Co. announced plans to donate $1 million and a fleet of vehicles for President-elect Donald Trump’s January inauguration, according to the Detroit Free Press. This move aligns Ford with several tech companies and billionaires making significant contributions to Trump’s inaugural fund as they aim to solidify relationships with the incoming administration.

Defying Bird Flu: Raw Farm Expands Raw Milk Production on a Massive Scale

The nation’s largest raw milk producer has experienced exponential growth, surpassing $30 million in sales, despite ongoing concerns about the health risks associated with skipping pasteurization. With RFK Jr. nominated to head the Department of Health and Human Services under the Trump administration, the company is optimistic about further expanding its market.

Mega Millions Jackpot Reaches $944 Million for Christmas Eve: Here’s the Real Payout After Taxes

The Mega Millions jackpot has climbed to an estimated $944 million for the Christmas Eve drawing, making it the seventh-largest prize in the lottery’s history. However, after taxes, the lucky winner—who faces one-in-302-million odds—will take home significantly less than the advertised amount.

President Joe Biden Grants Pardon to His Son Hunter Biden for Felony Charges

President Joe Biden issued a full pardon for his son Hunter Biden on Sunday, wiping away tax and gun-related convictions. The move, which the president attributed to politically motivated charges against his son, has reignited partisan debates and drawn sharp criticism from Republican lawmakers.

Trump Appoints Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy to Lead New ‘Department of Government Efficiency’

President-Elect Donald Trump has tapped Tesla CEO Elon Musk to lead the newly proposed Department of Government Efficiency, working alongside former Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy to implement large-scale structural reforms within the U.S. government. While the department is not yet an official government agency, Trump has emphasized its potential to streamline federal operations and reduce bureaucratic inefficiencies.

GOP Just 6 Seats Away From Retaining House Majority—Key Races Still Undecided

The outcome of federal power in the United States hinges on 24 uncalled House races, as Republicans continue to lead in enough districts to maintain their majority. This would enable the GOP to secure unified control of Congress and the White House, although the final decision on the House of Representatives has yet to be confirmed.

Judge Strikes Down Illinois Assault Weapons Ban, Gov. Pritzker Plans to Appeal

A federal judge has declared Illinois’ ban on assault weapons unconstitutional, sparking a legal and political battle that highlights the ongoing national debate over gun control. The ruling comes nearly two years after a mass shooting in Highland Park spurred the creation of the ban.

Celebrities React to Trump Victory: Roseanne Barr Offers to Work for Him, While Billie Eilish Criticizes Him as 'Anti-Women'

The 2024 U.S. presidential election has garnered mixed reactions from celebrities in Hollywood, the sports world, and beyond. With former President Donald Trump securing another term in office, notable public figures have voiced their support or opposition, reflecting a deep divide within the entertainment community.

Alabama Man Charged With Hacking SEC's X Account, Triggering Bitcoin Surge

An Alabama man was arrested on Thursday for allegedly hacking the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) X account earlier this year, posting false information about cryptocurrency that caused the price of Bitcoin to spike by more than $1,000, according to the Justice Department.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams Faces Indictment Following Federal Corruption Investigation

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has been indicted following a federal corruption investigation, marking a significant twist in the career of the city’s second Black mayor. Adams, who ascended to the mayoralty in 2021 on a platform of law enforcement enhancement and government efficacy, is now under intense scrutiny.

"Post-Presidency Earnings: What Every Living Former President Made After the White House"

While Donald Trump has notably earned a significant sum after his presidency, every former president has managed to leverage their time in the world’s most powerful office for financial gain. Each has found unique ways to capitalize on their presidential legacy.

"Trump Attributes Potential Election Loss to Jewish Voters' Influence in November"

At an event dedicated to combating anti-Semitism in Washington D.C. on Thursday, former President Donald Trump suggested that Jewish voters could play a significant role in the outcome of the upcoming November election, indicating that if he were to lose, it would largely be due to their influence.

Over 100 Former GOP Officials Back Harris: Complete List Revealed

Topline: Over 100 ex-staffers and national security experts from previous Republican administrations have officially endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris on Wednesday, joining the increasing number of Republicans voicing their opposition to former President Donald Trump.

Trump vs. Harris 2024: Polls Show Virtual Tie Between Trump and Harris in HarrisX/Forbes and New WSJ Polls

TOPLINE: Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are in a closely contested race about 100 days before the election.

Secret Service Director: Trump Shooter Was Flagged as ‘Suspicious’ But Not a ‘Threat’

The assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump marks the Secret Service’s “most significant operational failure” in decades, agency director Kimberly Cheatle testified on Monday, as she and the agency face increased scrutiny over security lapses during the incident.

Complete List of Major Democrats Endorsing Kamala Harris for President—Including Pelosi's Endorsement

Key Democrats are rallying behind Vice President Kamala Harris as she seeks to replace President Joe Biden as the party’s presidential nominee after he exited the race on Sunday.

Former Trump Advisor Peter Navarro Released from Federal Custody

Former Trump advisor Peter Navarro, slated to speak at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee tonight, was released from a Miami federal prison Wednesday morning after serving a four-month sentence for refusing to comply with a subpoena from the House January 6 committee.

Trump Assassination Attempt: Former President Calls for Unity and Signals Intention to Speak at GOP Convention

Former President Donald Trump on Sunday morning encouraged his supporters to remain “strong and determined” and hinted that he still plans to speak at the Republican National Convention this week, despite an assassination attempt at his campaign rally in Pennsylvania that wounded him, killed one attendee, and critically injured two others.

What We Know About the Suspected Shooter at the Trump Rally

Topline: Authorities are investigating the motive of Thomas Matthew Crooks, a 20-year-old from Pennsylvania, who the FBI says is responsible for the gunshots fired at a Trump rally on Saturday. The incident injured the former president, killed one attendee, and seriously wounded two others.

Bookmakers Favor Kamala Harris as Biden's Odds Plummet in Betting Markets

Betting markets suggest that President Joe Biden’s poor performance in last week’s presidential debate has not only significantly damaged his chances of defeating former President Donald Trump in November’s election, but also increased the likelihood of his running mate, Vice President Kamala Harris, replacing him on the ballot.

Rudy Giuliani Disbarred: A Look at Other Ex-Trump Lawyers Now Facing Legal Trouble

Ex-Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani was formally disbarred in New York on Monday for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election—the latest in a series of lawyers facing consequences for their work with former President Donald Trump.

Behind the Scenes: Growing Democratic Discontent with Biden

Democratic lawmakers are increasingly frustrated and concerned with President Biden’s denial and deflection regarding his poor debate performance rather than the performance itself.

Schools Across the U.S. from Montana to New York Now Offering Degrees in Climate Change: Here’s What to Expect

There’s a new degree in higher education.

In response to rising student demand, many universities across the country have begun offering degrees focused specifically on addressing climate change, alongside existing degrees in subjects like environmental science and policy.

The Age of Reconstruction’ Review: A Worldwide Emancipation

Historians typically view Reconstruction as an era with aspirations, drama, and significance limited to America alone. This perspective is understandable: In the decade following the Civil War, the U.S. made a dramatic shift from the prewar status quo, particularly in the South. This period saw a radical effort to broaden rights, expand electoral participation, and emphasize equality in nearly all aspects of society and law.

Clarence Thomas Discloses Two Additional Harlan Crow Trips in Supreme Court Filing

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas amended his 2019 financial disclosure on Friday to include two luxury vacations gifted by real estate magnate Harlan Crow. This amendment comes as Thomas faces scrutiny over potential ethics concerns, following reports that he has accepted vacations and other extravagant gifts from Crow for years without disclosing them.

Samuel Alito: A Chronology of the Supreme Court Justice’s Most Notable Controversies

TOPLINE Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito is facing renewed scrutiny after The New York Times reported Thursday that an upside-down flag, a symbol adopted by the “Stop the Steal” movement, was flown outside his house following the 2020 election. This incident is the latest in a series of controversies that have increasingly surrounded the conservative justice in recent years.

Here's the reason behind the sentencing of Michael Cohen, a pivotal witness in the Trump case.

Michael Cohen, the ex-Trump confidant and central figure in former President Donald Trump’s New York criminal case regarding hush money payments, underwent cross-examination on Tuesday. Trump’s legal team swiftly launched an assault on Cohen’s credibility, arguing that the former Trump lawyer is unreliable.

What is Stormy Daniels Earning from Donald Trump?

The adult film actress involved in Donald Trump’s legal case has seen a significant increase in earnings since her confidential hush-money agreement was revealed, though the amount falls short of what the former president’s legal team implied.

Live Updates: Fiery Cross-Examination of Michael Cohen Begins as Trump Lawyer Accuses Him of TikTok Attacks

Former Trump attorney Michael Cohen resumed his testimony on Tuesday, the second day of his appearance in former President Donald Trump’s criminal trial. Cohen alleged that the Trump Organization falsely categorized reimbursement checks to him for the $130,000 payment to Stormy Daniels. Following Cohen’s testimony, Trump’s lawyers launched into a vigorous cross-examination, swiftly honing in on Cohen’s social media criticisms of Trump and his legal team.

Columbia University President Clings to Position Amid Escalating Student Protests

Minouche Shafik finds herself under pressure from multiple angles as unrest on campus intensifies. However, she currently retains the backing of the university’s board.

Trump Incorrectly Claims He's Barred from Testifying in Hush Money Trial

Former President Donald Trump claimed that he cannot testify in his hush money case, citing an “unconstitutional gag order” as the reason, even though the order does not explicitly prohibit him from taking the stand.

The Implications of Marijuana Rescheduling for the Cannabis Industry

In a groundbreaking decision, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is poised to lift its prohibition on cannabis by reclassifying it as a less harmful substance. As reported by the Associated Press, the DEA intends to move marijuana from its current Schedule I classification—alongside heroin and LSD—to Schedule III, a category that includes drugs like ketamine, Tylenol with codeine, anabolic steroids, and the opioid-use disorder medication buprenorphine. This shift represents the most significant reform in marijuana policy since its inclusion as a prohibited substance under the Controlled Substances Act of 1970.

Trump Boosts Ownership in Truth Social, Securing $1.8 Billion Stock Bonus

Former President Donald Trump Bolsters Ownership in Trump Media & Technology Group, Now Holds Nearly 65% Stake in Truth Social Parent Company

Former President Donald Trump has recently augmented his ownership in Trump Media & Technology Group by securing an additional 36 million shares, according to Securities and Exchange Commission filings. This move has elevated his stake in the parent company of Truth Social to nearly 65%.

Trump's Stock Surges to Three-Week Peak Amid Anti-Short Selling Drive—Boosting Trump's Wealth by $400 Million

Shares of Trump Media and Technology Group, the social media company founded by former President Donald Trump, experienced a significant surge on Monday, fueled by the company’s unconventional strategy against short sellers. The stock, traded under the ticker symbol $DJT, soared by 12%, closing at $47 per share, marking its highest closing since April 3.

Central U.S. Braces for Further Tornado Risks Following Devastating Storms in Omaha Region

The National Weather Service warned of significant tornado activity across five states this weekend, following destructive tornadoes and severe weather that ravaged the Midwest on Friday, causing extensive damage to homes and businesses in Nebraska and Iowa.

Trump Labels RFK Jr. as a 'Left Lunatic' Amid Concerns from Both Sides Over His Election Influence

Former President Donald Trump launched a scathing attack on independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Sunday, labeling him a “Radical Left Lunatic” and asserting that he is “far more LIBERAL than anyone running as a Democrat.” This comes as both candidates aim to associate Kennedy with the opposing party in the lead-up to the November elections.

The Factors Behind Republic First's Downfall: How It Differs from Failures in 2023

Pennsylvania Regulators Seize Republic First Bancorp Amid Funding Struggles and Mortgage Business Decline

Republic First Bancorp faced regulatory seizure by Pennsylvania officials on Friday, marking a significant turn of events after an unsuccessful attempt earlier this year to bolster the Philadelphia-based regional bank with fresh capital. The bank’s challenges were exacerbated by diminishing deposits and difficulties in its mortgage lending operations.

Biden Hints at Accepting Iranian Oil Exports

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen stated on Tuesday that the Administration is considering all options to disrupt Iran’s financing of terrorism. This comes after a resounding 383-11 vote in the House on Monday to broaden sanctions against Chinese financial institutions engaged in purchasing Iranian oil.

Genuine swing voters are exceptionally scarce in the United States

The biggest question in American politics today is why Joe Biden’s support is so soft. Although there are plenty of theories—ranging from Mr Biden’s age to petrol prices to the withdrawal from Afghanistan—it is hard to be confident about an answer. A standard poll of the type quoted in news reports may be based on a sample of 1,000 people.

Football Icon O.J. Simpson, Central Figure of Sensational Trial, Passes Away at 76

O.J. Simpson, renowned for his achievements on the football field and subsequent success in various media ventures, passed away on Wednesday at his residence in Las Vegas. He was 76 years old. The cause of death was cancer, as announced by his family on social media.

Texas Gas Prices Plummet Below Zero Amid Oil Rally

Amid a surge in oil prices, Texas is experiencing an unusual situation: natural gas producers are grappling with excess supply, leading them to pay customers to offload the surplus. This phenomenon can be attributed to the current state of oil prices.

Former Trump Chief Financial Officer Receives 5-Month Sentence in Rikers for Perjury

On Monday, a circulated U.S. intelligence report asserted that China is intensifying its clandestine influence operations and might endeavor to sway the upcoming U.S. elections, pointing to “increasing efforts” to exploit apparent societal rifts on social media.

Intelligence Report Alleges Potential Chinese Meddling in 2024 U.S. Elections

Judge Decides to Keep Jurors in Trump's Hush Money Trial Secret from Public

New York Supreme Court Judge Juan Merchan has ruled that the jurors’ identities in the trial involving former President Donald Trump’s alleged payments to adult film star Stormy Daniels as “hush money” will remain confidential. The decision, made on Thursday, aims to mitigate potential risks of tampering or harassment against the jurors.

Katie Britt Affirms She Believed Sex-Trafficking Incident Did Not Occur During Biden's Tenure

Senator Katie Britt, a Republican from Alabama, responded to the criticism she faced following her State of the Union rebuttal. She clarified on Sunday that the anecdote she shared, which linked sexual assault to President Joe Biden’s border policies, was not intended to imply that the incident, which occurred almost 20 years ago, happened while Biden was in office.

Trump Faces Potential Defamation Lawsuit for Renewed Attacks on E. Jean Carroll

Once again, at a campaign rally in Georgia on Saturday, former President Donald Trump launched another attack against writer E. Jean Carroll, asserting that he didn’t know her. This move potentially exposes him to further defamation allegations, occurring just one day after he posted a bond exceeding $90 million for a defamation verdict he is currently appealing.

Biden's Departure from Netanyahu while Maintaining Support for Israel

Breaking with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his Gaza war strategy, President Biden is standing with Israel in its fight against Hamas, which is still holding hostages. This is a risky move.

Report: Justice Department Initiates Criminal Probe Into Alaska Airlines Door Blowout

According to the Wall Street Journal, the Department of Justice has initiated a criminal investigation into the Jan. 5 incident involving an Alaska Airlines flight, during which a door blew open mid-flight on a Boeing 737 MAX 9 aircraft. The probe was reportedly confirmed by documents and sources who chose to remain anonymous.

What You Should Know About the Allegations of Misleading Story in Katie Britt's State of the Union Response

Senator Katie Britt, representing Alabama as a Republican, seemingly connected a narrative regarding sexual assault to President Joe Biden’s border policies in her State of the Union response speech this week. However, recent findings uncovered by an independent journalist on Saturday underscored that the incident occurred in Mexico during the Bush administration.

Trump Posts $91.6 Million Bond While Appealing E. Jean Carroll Case

After losing the defamation case brought by writer E. Jean Carroll, former President Donald Trump posted a $91.6 million bond on Friday. He also filed an appeal against the multimillion-dollar judgment. The ex-president met a Monday deadline to pay the judgment, yet he still faces substantial financial obligations, including hundreds of millions in a separate civil fraud case.

Bold Biden Confronts Trump and Skeptics Head-On

In a State of the Union address charged with election-year fervor, President Biden delivered one of the most confrontational speeches witnessed from the House rostrum, facing equally fierce heckling from Republican opponents.

Unemployment Rate Surges to Its Highest Level in Two Years

In February, the labor market exhibited uncommon indications of weakness, with the unemployment rate unexpectedly climbing to its peak level since the Federal Reserve initiated rate hikes in early 2022. However, job growth surpassed economists’ expectations.

All the Legal Expenses Trump Has Incurred Since Last Year—Exceeding $540 Million

On Thursday, Former President Donald Trump was instructed to pay over $300,000 for his unsuccessful lawsuit against former British spy Christopher Steele. This adds to the more than $540 million that the former president has been compelled to cover in legal fees and court judgments over recent months, following a string of courtroom defeats.

Trump Denounces Prospective TikTok Prohibition—Despite Advocating for Ban During His Tenure

On Truth Social Thursday, former President Donald Trump criticized a proposal that could lead to the potential banning of TikTok unless its parent company based in Beijing sells the app. This comes despite his previous efforts to ban or compel a sale of the social media platform during his presidency.

Biden Attributes Laken Riley's Death to an Undocumented Individual Following State of the Union Heckling

Former Rep. George Santos, previously expelled from Congress, announced his candidacy against another New York Republican in a House primary during Thursday night’s State of the Union address. This decision comes just months after Santos faced criminal indictment and subsequent expulsion from the House over fraud allegations.

Biden Attributes Laken Riley's Death to an Undocumented Individual Following State of the Union Heckling

During Thursday’s State of the Union address, President Joe Biden responded to heckling from Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., by extending his condolences to the parents of murdered Georgia college student Laken Riley in an unscripted moment. The incident unfolded against the backdrop of the immigration debate, which has emerged as a significant issue in the 2024 presidential election.

During the State of the Union address, Trump's Truth Social platform encountered significant glitches.

Shortly after President Joe Biden began his State of the Union speech, former President Donald Trump’s Truth Social platform experienced a series of outages, hindering Trump’s plans for a live rebuttal to the president’s annual address.

MIT Students Allege University's Tolerance of Antisemitism in Recent Discrimination Lawsuit

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology became the latest college to be hit with an antisemitism lawsuit since the beginning of the Israel-Hamas war last year when two Jewish students there accused the school of fostering antisemitism on campus, according to the Associated Press.

The Status of Trump's 2024 Legal Cases: Updates as the Supreme Court Sets Date for Jan. 6 Case

The Supreme Court has scheduled oral arguments for April 25 to deliberate on whether former President Donald Trump holds immunity from criminal prosecution, as announced by the court on Wednesday. This hearing comes at a pivotal time as the criminal charges against the ex-president are anticipated to reach a climax in the forthcoming months. However, several cases may encounter potential delays of considerable length.

Why Trump Requires Significantly More Than $540 Million

The $540 million, and counting, that Donald Trump owes due to recent lawsuits in New York is merely a fragment of the former president’s escalating financial strain.

Within the next five years, encompassing the duration of the subsequent presidential term, Trump faces approximately $780 million in mortgages maturing, representing only a portion of the over $1 billion in debt against his assets. While Trump does possess more time to strategize his approach to handling these loans compared to the $83.3 million owed to E. Jean Carroll, due this Saturday, his window is narrow – his initial mortgage deadline looms in July.

Let’s delve into the details of Trump’s debt load, the entities to which he is indebted, and the deadlines by which he must settle his obligations.

February 2024 Witnessed the Highest Number of Job Cuts Since 2009

According to a recent report by Challenger, Gray & Christmas released on Thursday, American employers slashed over 84,000 jobs in February. This marks 2024 as the year with the highest number of job cuts in the second month since 2009

Jason Palmer: Insights into the Businessman Who Defeated Biden in American Samoa

Entrepreneur Jason Palmer caused an upset by defeating President Joe Biden in American Samoa’s Democratic primary on Super Tuesday, thrusting the relatively unknown candidate into the limelight, although he admits he won’t secure the nomination.

Powerball Jackpot Exceeds Half a Billion Dollars—Here's the After-Tax Winnings for the Winner

Following Wednesday night’s drawing, the Powerball jackpot soared to $521 million as no tickets matched all six numbers. However, the ultimate winner will receive a significantly reduced amount once their tax bill is settled.

Alabama IVF Providers to Resume Procedures Following Governor Kay Ivey's Signing of Protective Bill into Law

On Wednesday, Alabama Governor Kay Ivey (R) signed a bill aimed at safeguarding in vitro fertilization providers from civil and criminal liabilities. This action comes shortly after a significant state Supreme Court decision classifying frozen embryos as unborn children, prompting major providers to suspend the procedure in Alabama.

Rep. Katie Porter Stands Firm After Criticizing California Senate Race as 'Rigged' by Billionaires

Rep. Katie Porter, a Democrat from California, reaffirmed her remarks on Wednesday, asserting that the California Senate primary, in which she was defeated by Rep. Adam Schiff, had been unfairly influenced against her by a “onslaught of billionaires.” Her comments came amidst criticism from the left, comparing her language to that used by former President Donald Trump when he contested the 2020 election results.

Legal Analysts Doubt Fani Willis Will Be Disqualified as Judge Considers Trump's Challenge

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’ eligibility to prosecute former President Donald Trump’s election interference case in Georgia hangs in the balance as a judge approaches a decision on allegations suggesting Willis was involved in a covert romantic relationship with a key prosecutor. However, legal analysts express skepticism regarding her potential removal.

Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Trump's Inclusion on Colorado's Presidential Ballot

Former Trump Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg admitted to perjury on Monday, pleading guilty to lying under oath during the civil fraud trial involving former President Donald Trump and his company. This confession follows a Forbes report that initially accused the former CFO of committing perjury.

Supreme Court Unanimously Rules: Trump Permitted on All State Ballots

The Supreme Court ruled on Monday that former President Donald Trump cannot be disqualified from Colorado’s presidential ballot under the 14th Amendment, ending critics’ legal endeavors to disqualify Trump for alleged “insurrectionist” activities. The justices determined that states lack the authority to unilaterally remove him from the ballot.

Paramedic Who Played a Role in Elijah McClain's Death Receives 5-Year Prison Sentence

On Friday, a paramedic found guilty of criminally negligent homicide and second-degree assault due to the unauthorized administration of drugs in Elijah McClain’s death received a five-year prison sentence.

Trump's Name Removed from Illinois Ballot Due to 'Insurrectionist Ban' in 14th Amendment

A Cook County judge has decided that former President Donald Trump must be taken off the ballot in Illinois due to his involvement in the January 6 Capitol attack. This ruling marks the third state, following Maine and Colorado, to remove him from ballots.

Biden Emerges Victorious in Michigan Primary—Yet Thousands Cast Votes as 'Uncommitted' in Protest

Tuesday’s Democratic primary in Michigan went to President Joe Biden, but more than 20,000 voters marked their ballots as “uncommitted” in response to calls from activists for an end to the Israel-Hamas conflict for citizens to vote in protest. This is a notable turnout in a state that is anticipated to be very important in the general election.

AT&T Offers Customers $5 Credit Following Extensive Outage

In response to the significant outage on Thursday, affecting over 70,000 customers in Texas, Florida, California, and other states, AT&T is providing affected customers with a $5 credit

Trump Emerges Victorious Over Haley in South Carolina Primary

TOPLINE: In Saturday’s primary, former President Donald Trump defeated former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, dealing a significant blow to her already challenging candidacy in her home state and positioning himself to secure the Republican nomination as early as next month.

Why Trump Won’t Need to Liquidate Any Properties to Secure $540 Million

New York Attorney General Letitia James declared her intent this week to seize Donald Trump’s assets should he fail to settle the approximately $454 million he owes the state. However, Trump’s financial standing is robust enough for him to address his penalties without resorting to asset liquidation.

Biden Criticizes Congressional Republicans, Drawing Comparison to Segregationists like Strom Thurmond

During a fundraising event in San Francisco on Wednesday, President Joe Biden criticized Congressional Republicans, asserting that they are more detrimental to democratic principles than the racist and segregationist lawmakers of the past.

Elon Musk Endorses Conspiracy Theory: Biden Allegedly Aims to 'Legalize' Undocumented Migrants for Votes

Elon Musk, on Wednesday, reignited a widely circulated right-wing conspiracy theory regarding President Joe Biden and the Democratic Party. Musk alleged that the current administration aims to facilitate mass immigration and grant citizenship to undocumented migrants, purportedly to secure their votes in the upcoming 2024 election. This assertion mirrors a narrative previously promoted by former President Donald Trump. Despite repeated debunking of this claim, Musk’s remarks add fuel to the ongoing debate surrounding immigration policies and political strategies.

Supreme Court Upholds Sanctions on Sidney Powell and 'Kraken' Attorneys

The Supreme Court declined to review an appeal from far-right attorney Sidney Powell and her co-counsel on Tuesday, upholding sanctions exceeding $150,000 imposed for their attempts to overturn the 2020 election. This decision leaves the Trump-aligned attorneys accountable for their lawsuit, deemed by a federal judge as “a historic and profound abuse of the judicial process.”

Trump's Attorneys Spend $150 Million Trying to Overturn 2020 Election as Sidney Powell Sanctions Begin

Far-right attorney Sidney Powell and her co-counsel face over $150,000 in sanctions for attempting to overturn Michigan’s election results. The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear their case, adding to the mounting legal costs and penalties for attorneys allied with former President Donald Trump who supported his unsuccessful bid to overturn the 2020 election.

Former Parenting Influencer Ruby Franke Receives Sentence of Up to 30 Years in Prison

Former family influencer Ruby Franke, renowned for her strict parenting approach, received a sentence of up to 30 years after admitting to four felony counts of second-degree aggravated child abuse involving two of her children.

Where to Locate Donald Trump's Latest Sneaker Release

Former President Donald Trump made waves at Sneaker Con in Philadelphia with the debut of his latest footwear creation, a dazzling high-top sneaker that garnered attention for its striking style and freshness. Embraced by many urban fashion enthusiasts who deemed it as “going hard,” Trump’s new shoe swiftly sold out within a mere two hours of its release.

Mega Millions Jackpot Approaching $500 Million: Here's the After-Tax Prize for the Winner

The Mega Millions jackpot climbed to nearly $500 million on Saturday morning as no winning tickets emerged from Friday’s draw, although a fortunate winner would pocket less than a third of that sum after taxes.

George Santos Files Lawsuit Against Jimmy Kimmel Over Purchase of Cameo Prank Videos

Former Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.), who was ousted from Congress, filed a lawsuit against Jimmy Kimmel, ABC, and Disney this week. Santos accuses the late-night host of fraud and copyright infringement after Kimmel’s team orchestrated a prank using personalized videos made by Santos on the app Cameo, where he claims to have earned hundreds of thousands of dollars.

California Braces for Flood Watches as New Atmospheric Rivers Target the State

Swaths of California, including San Francisco and portions of Los Angeles, are under flood watches until early next week as two impending storms threaten to unleash additional rainfall across the state, just weeks after a three-day atmospheric river led to significant flooding and mudslides.

Former President Trump Introduces $399 Sneaker Line in Latest Merchandise Sale

Former President Donald Trump unveiled a collection of high-top sneakers priced up to $399 on Saturday, adding to his array of merchandise including digital trading cards and apparel featuring his mug shot. This move comes as the billionaire and 2024 GOP frontrunner faces nearly $450 million in penalties across three civil cases.

Putin Expresses Preference for 'Experienced, Predictable' Biden Over Trump

Special Counsel Jack Smith has swiftly advocated against the Supreme Court granting former President Donald Trump’s request to halt the prosecution, emphasizing the urgency of proceeding with the case before the upcoming election. In a notable turnaround, Smith contends that Trump’s claim of “presidential immunity” does not meet established standards, urging the court to prioritize a swift resolution for the sake of a fair and timely verdict.

Jack Smith: Halting Trump Election Case on 'Presidential Immunity' Not Justified by Supreme Court

Shooting Erupts in Kansas City After Chiefs Super Bowl Parade, Resulting in 1 Fatality and Multiple Injuries

A tragic incident unfolded in downtown Kansas City on Wednesday afternoon as a shooting occurred at Union Station, the concluding point of the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory parade. Local officials reported at least one fatality and numerous injuries in the wake of the incident.

Tom Suozzi Secures Victory in New York Congressional Race, Succeeding George Santos

Democratic candidate Tom Suozzi emerged victorious in the special election for a Congressional seat in New York on Tuesday. This election became necessary following the expulsion of former Representative George Santos. Suozzi’s win is deemed significant as it further diminishes the already narrow House majority held by the GOP.

Trump Warns Taylor Swift: Supporting Biden Would Be 'Disloyal' After He 'Generated Her Significant Wealth'

Former President Donald Trump took to Truth Social on Sunday to express his disapproval of Taylor Swift potentially endorsing President Joe Biden. In a post on the social media platform, Trump highlighted his role in passing the Music Modernization Act, which updated copyright laws to better accommodate streaming services and benefit artists like Swift.

U.S. Military Confirms Elimination of Kataib Hezbollah Commander Associated with Attacks on Americans in Recent Iraq Operation

In a recent development, the United States carried out a drone strike in Iraq, targeting a commander affiliated with the Iran-backed militia group Kataib Hezbollah. The military asserts that the targeted commander was allegedly responsible for planning and participating in attacks on U.S. forces in the region.

Starbucks Found Guilty of Breaching Labor Laws in Dismissing Pro-Union Workers, Decides Labor Judge

Starbucks Workers United, the union formed in Buffalo in 2021, secured a significant victory as a National Labor Relations Board administrative law judge declared Starbucks guilty of violating labor laws by wrongfully terminating employees engaged in unionization efforts in the Buffalo area.

Why the US Must Remain Engaged in the Middle East

Every recent president inevitably becomes entangled in a Middle Eastern conflict, whether they intend to or not. Since Ronald Reagan’s era, every administration has found itself involved in at least one major military engagement in the region. Even presidents who sought to disengage from the Middle East were inevitably drawn back into its complexities. Now, it’s Joe Biden’s moment to navigate these challenges.

Impeachment Attempt Against Mayorkas Ends in Failure

The GOP-led House dealt a blow to Republican leadership on Tuesday evening by rejecting a resolution to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, with the vote nearly resulting in a tie.

Republican Party Struggles with Fundraising Challenges Amidst Trump's Consideration to Remove Chair Ronna McDaniel

The House rejects aid package for Israel proposed by House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.), which was introduced in competition with a Senate border security bill. This marks the second legislative setback for Johnson within minutes on Tuesday.

Trump's Potential VP Selections: A Look at His Top Choices and Mentioned Candidates

As Former President Donald Trump edges closer to clinching the GOP presidential nomination, potential options for a new vice-presidential running mate include allies who have joined him at recent campaign events, signaling their interest in the position.

Nikki Haley Seeks Secret Service Protection Amid Rising Threats, Report Reveals

Former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley has sought Secret Service protection, citing a surge in threats, according to her statement to the Wall Street Journal on Monday. This development comes as Haley stands as the sole Republican contender in the presidential primary against former President Donald Trump.

Brett Favre Allegedly Has Outstanding Balance of Over $700,000 in Misused Welfare Funds, According to Auditor

Mississippi State Auditor Shad White Countersues Brett Favre, Claiming Unpaid Interest of Almost $729,000 in a State Welfare Funds Scandal Exceeding $1 Million, Involving Alleged Misuse on Unfulfilled Speaking Services and Personal Projects.

Massive Power Outages Affect Nearly 700,000 Californians Amidst Atmospheric River's Onslaught of Heavy Rains, Flooding, and Intense Winds

On Sunday night, California experienced torrential rains, near-hurricane force winds, and widespread flooding during the second, more intense atmospheric river event of the past week. The aftermath left over half a million households in the state without power.

The United States Targets Iran-Linked Sites for the Third Consecutive Day, with Houthis Facing Ongoing Attacks.

U.S. and coalition forces intensify air strikes against Iran-backed militant groups, expanding their focus to target additional Houthi sites in Yemen. This escalation is part of an ongoing military campaign in response to a drone attack on the Tower 22 base in Jordan, resulting in the tragic loss of three American servicemembers.

Biden's Approval Rating Experiences Another Decline, According to Recent Poll

President Joe Biden’s approval rating has declined to 37%, as indicated by a recent NBC News poll released on Sunday. This drop in favorability comes amid ongoing efforts by Biden to connect with a largely disengaged electorate in anticipation of a probable November rematch with former President Donald Trump.

Grammys Under Flood Watch as Nearly 200,000 Californians Face Power Outages Amid Hurricane-Like Predictions

Residents in California prepare for a second atmospheric river storm within one week, anticipating heightened risks of flooding, hurricane-force winds, and the potential for mudslides and landslides from Sunday through Tuesday.

Biden Secures Victory in South Carolina Democratic Primary

President Joe Biden emerged victorious in the South Carolina Democratic primary, reclaiming a state pivotal to his 2020 presidential election nomination. Saturday’s win is anticipated to reignite support among Black voters, a demographic that has shown some divergence from the president, impacting his overall approval rating.

Border Showdown: Intense Standoff Unfolds Between Texas and the White House

Texas-Mexico Border Dispute Escalates Over Razor Wire, Resulting in Standoff

A conflict between federal and state officials in Texas concerning illegal immigration has escalated into a standoff over control of a section of the Texas-Mexico border.

Man Who Died by Suicide at Colorado Amusement Park Researched Mass Shootings While Armed

Last year, a heavily armed man, Diego Barajas Medina, was found dead from self-inflicted gunshot wounds at Colorado’s Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park, and police have revealed that he had been researching mass shootings online.

Legendary Action Star Carl Weathers, Known for 'Rocky,' 'Predator,' and 'The Mandalorian,' Passes Away at 76

Renowned Hollywood actor and former NFL player Carl Weathers, recognized for his iconic roles in the “Rocky” film series, “Predator,” and “The Mandalorian,” has passed away at the age of 76, as confirmed by his manager, Matt Luber.

Fani Willis Acknowledges Relationship with Prosecutor: Implications for the Trump Case?

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis of Atlanta publicly acknowledged her romantic involvement with special prosecutor Nathan Wade on Friday. However, she emphatically declared that she will not recuse herself from the election fraud case against former President Donald Trump and 14 others.

President Joe Biden Declines CBS Super Bowl Pre-Game Interview for the Second Consecutive Year

President Joe Biden has chosen not to partake in a pre-game interview on CBS ahead of the upcoming Super Bowl, as confirmed by the network on Saturday. This marks the second consecutive year that Biden has opted against an interview request prior to the game, following negotiations with Fox last year.

Could Trump's Criminal Charges Impact His Election Prospects? Survey Data Indicates Affirmative—Though the Timing of Potential Trials Remains Uncertain.

Former President Donald Trump’s potential criminal convictions could impact his standing with swing voters in a general election, as indicated by an increasing number of polls. However, with Election Day approaching and his federal election case currently off the court’s schedule, the timeline for the resolution of the four cases against Trump remains uncertain.

Today Marks the Occurrence of South Carolina's Democratic Primary: Essential Information to Keep in Mind

South Carolina Democratic Primary Voting Commences with Minnesota U.S. Rep. Dean Phillips and Author Marianne Williamson Competing alongside Front-Runner President Joe Biden.

Supreme Court Allows West Point to Continue Considering Race in Admissions Process Temporarily

Supreme Court Declines Emergency Request to Halt the Use of Race in West Point Admissions, Allowing Continuation of Historical Consideration for 2024-2025 School Year.

United States Conducts Airstrikes in Iraq and Syria in Response to Militia Drone Attacks Resulting in 3 Soldier Casualties

U.S. Launches Retaliatory Airstrikes on Iran and Syria Targeting Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps Quds Force and Militia Positions following a Drone Attack that Claimed Three U.S. Soldiers’ Lives and Injured Over 40.

Understanding Skin Color Bias in Pulse Oximeters Amid FDA Deliberations on Possible Revisions

An advisory committee of the Food and Drug Administration convened on Friday to explore solutions for improving the accuracy of pulse oximeters when taking readings on darker skin, both in medical settings and home use. This discussion comes in response to research findings indicating that incorrect readings have resulted in treatment delays among minority populations.