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U.S. Democratic Senator Bob Menendez of New Jersey, along with his wife, has been indicted on charges associated with allegedly accepting bribes in the form of cash, luxury automobiles, and gold bars.

The concerns revolve around Section 8138 of Public Law 117-328, which explicitly forbids the allocation of U.S. funds to the Azov Battalion, a unit notorious for its neo-Nazi affiliations and alleged human rights abuses.

Attorney General Merrick Garland cannot remember if he contacted anyone at the Federal Bureau of Investigation's (FBI) headquarters about the Hunter Biden investigation.

"One misdemeanor count, disorderly or disruptive conduct on restricted grounds."

Bill supported by Democrats and Republicans.

“Terribly detrimental to public safety.”

In a significant ruling on Monday, a Pennsylvania judge decreed that former President Trump's comments casting doubt on the 2020 election results, made during his term, fall under the purview of presidential immunity.

In a move to address the issue of crime in Chicago, Mayor Brandon Johnson has proposed the establishment of city-owned grocery stores.

The July military coup in the west African country of Niger has once again brought attention to the fact that the US government runs a global military empire that serves Washington’s special interests, and not the national interest.

Given the newfound focus on "equity," there's apprehension about the criteria being used to select audit targets.