The ACLU’s message to Donald Trump that they posted on his website the day after his election, “See you in court,” has proven more than true because of the nearly 400 lawsuits and legal actions they have filed against his administration since he took office. While Trump himself has not taken the stand in these […]
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On Monday, in response to riots across the United States that were sparked by the death of a black man, George Floyd, while a police officer knelt on him, President Trump announced that he would use the U.S. military to stop the riots. Washington, D.C.’s Metropolitan Police Department fired smoke devices outside of the White
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Joe Biden’s unexpected success in the polls on Super Tuesday pushed former mayor of New York, Michael Bloomberg out of the race altogether, which in turn gave Biden a boost over the other primary contender left standing, Bernie Sanders. Many are saying that with Bloomberg no longer in the race, Biden has become the flag
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On Sunday morning, the House Judiciary Committee submitted a report to the House Rules Committee to supplement a summarization of the case against Republican, President Donald Trump, in his pending impeachment. The impeachment articles claim the president violated numerous federal laws. The Sunday morning report is meant to supplement the original two articles of impeachment
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Roger Stone, President Donald Trump’s longtime adviser, and friend was convicted of criminal charges on November 15 in a jury trial for lying to Congress, obstruction of justice, and witness tampering. He was found guilty of obstructing a congressional investigation into Russia’s interference in the 2016 presidential election. Prosecutor’s said that Stone did this in
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The impeachment inquiry for President Donald Trump continues amid criticism from both sides of Congress towards the other. The president’s impeachment inquiry was initiated by US House Speaker, Nancy Pelosi, on September 24, after a whistleblower alleged that President Trump abused his power of the presidency by pressuring the leaders of foreign countries to investigate
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Updated: April 23, 2019 / 2:01 PM The two brothers that were involved in the alleged hate-crime attack against Jussie Smollett are taking legal action to sue the actor’s lawyers on Tuesday, accusing them of defamation for claiming they had “criminally attacked” the actor even after authorities concluded otherwise. A lawsuit was filed in Chicago’s
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Updated: 4/22/19 On Monday, President Donald Trump and his business organization are suing against the Democratic chairman of the House oversight committee to block a subpoena that is seeking years of the president’s financial records. The complaint, which was filed in Washington’s federal court, claimed that the subpoena from Representative Elijah Cummings “has no legitimate
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Updated: 10:26 PM ET, Mon April 15, 2019 A woman in New Jersey is facing up to four years in state prison for her role in scamming more than $400,000 from GoFundMe donors, claiming that the money donated was for a homeless man in Philadelphia. On Monday in Burlington County, New Jersey, Katelyn McClure, 29,
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UPDATED:8:51 AM ET, Tue April 2, 2019 Controversy has been sparked over a recent execution of a Muslim inmate in Alabama which led to a rare public debate between the Supreme Court justices on how the death penalty should be enforced. The justices are still divided and have not reached a compromise over the execution of Domineque Ray,
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