Former U.S. President Donald Trump has pleaded not guilty to 34 felony charges in New York and accused Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg of being the real "criminal" for prosecuting him and illegally leaking grand jury information, while Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson called the case against Trump "the boldest election interference ever attempted in this country's history."
Former President Donald Trump travels to New York to face criminal charges related to hush money payments during his 2016 presidential campaign, with the indictment accusing him of multiple charges of falsifying business records, including at least one felony offense, marking an unprecedented moment in U.S. history.
The Fort Pickett Army base on Friday changed its name to Fort Barfoot, in the first of nine expected name changes for Army bases named after Confederates.
Hunter Biden had a well-paid FBI mole named "One-Eye" who provided confidential information about government probes of his Chinese business partners, according to an Israeli energy expert.
Martha Chansley, mother of "QAnon Shaman" Jake Chansley, expects her son's release from prison "really soon," as she revealed in an interview with The Gateway Pundit, although she did not provide an exact date.
Newly released documents obtained by America First Legal suggest that Joe Biden was directly involved in his son's business dealings in Ukraine during his tenure as Vice President in the Obama Administration.
Hunter Biden is suing a computer repair shop owner over allegations that he illegally obtained and distributed sensitive personal data from a laptop, which is at the center of a congressional investigation.
Pope Francis has raised the possibility of reconsidering the celibacy requirement for Catholic priests, stating that it is a "temporary prescription" and could be relaxed, although he did not believe it would encourage more men to consider a clerical vocation.
Jacqueline Ma was arrested Thursday and faces 14 charges relating to possession of child pornography, sexual exploitation of a child and "preventing or dissuading a witness or victim."
