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What is the Florida classified documents case involving Donald Trump?
Former US President Donald Trump will be involved in three days of hearing in a case involving his conviction in the Florida classified documents case. The FBI had earlier pursued this case and had secured a conviction against the former president.
Trump warns jail time could be 'breaking point' for supporters
In an interview aired Sunday on Fox News, the former president and current Republican White House hopeful acknowledged the possibility that he could be handed jail time or a period of home detention at his sentencing on July 11. "I'm ok with it," Trump said, but added he was "not sure the public would stand for it."
Joe Biden wants to remind 2024 voters of a record and an agenda. Often it's Donald Trump's
President Joe Biden seeks reelection by contrasting his vision with Donald Trump's controversial past. Biden emphasizes Trump's dangerous statements and policies, aiming to showcase a stark difference in leadership styles and priorities for the country's future.
Trump "wants another January 6," says Biden campaign spokesperson after former president's 'bloodbath' statement
Addressing a rally near Ohio's Dayton, Trump said, "We're going to put a 100% tariff on every single car that comes across the line, and you're not going to be able to sell those guys if I get elected," Trump said in Vandalia, Ohio. "Now, if I don't get elected...it's going to be a bloodbath for the country."
US Presidential elections: Donald Trump warns of 'bloodbath' if he is not elected President
Former President Donald Trump warned of a 'bloodbath' in the US if he is not re-elected in the upcoming polls. Speaking at a rally near Ohio's Dayton, Trump's remarks seemed tied to complaints about the automobile industry, stating China won't sell vehicles in the US if he's re-elected. Trump often uses dramatic language to criticize President Biden and denounce the 2020 election results. Meanwhile, former Vice President Mike Pence announced he won't endorse Trump in 2024, citing differences in agendas.
Stock market today: Wall Street sets another record as traders look ahead to easier rates
After getting criticism for waiting too long before raising interest rates when inflation was accelerating, Powell faced questions from the Senate's banking committee about the possibility that it could be too late in cutting rates. That would cause undue pain because high rates slow the economy.
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US Supreme Court rules Donald Trump can remain on 2024 presidential primary ballots
The justices ruled a day before the Super Tuesday primaries that states cannot invoke a post-Civil War constitutional provision to keep presidential candidates from appearing on ballots. That power resides with Congress, the court wrote in an unsigned opinion.
Capitol Music Group gets new Chairman-CEO, Co-President
In addition to March's appointment, Lillia Parsa has been named co-president of CMG, alongside Arjun Pulijal, who will continue to focus on artist development. Parsa will collaborate closely with March to steer the company's creative direction and foster its growth
Can Trump be on the ballot? It's the Supreme Court's biggest election test since Bush v. Gore
The Supreme Court is at the center of the 2024 presidential campaign as it considers a case that could impact Donald Trump's return to the White House. The case involves a constitutional provision adopted after the Civil War to prevent former officeholders who engaged in insurrection from reclaiming power. The dispute arises from efforts by Republican and independent voters in Colorado to remove Trump from the state's primary ballot due to his role in the January 6th attack on the Capitol. A ruling in favor of the voters would bar Trump from holding office again and could imperil his campaign.
Trump downplays January 6 on the anniversary of the Capitol siege and calls jailed rioters 'hostages'
In Iowa, Trump commemorated the Capitol assault's third anniversary by likening the migrant surge to the "real" insurrection. He claimed nations are sending convicts to fuel border crossings, despite lacking evidence. Both Trump and Biden referenced January 6 on the campaign trail. Trump, facing federal charges for his election actions, downplayed the Capitol riot and lamented the treatment of those involved. Amidst campaigning, he criticized Biden and targeted fellow Republicans, especially Nikki Haley, intensifying attacks in a bid to maintain his lead.
US Vice President Kamala Harris breaks nearly 200-year-old record for Senate tiebreaker votes, casts her 32nd
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, a New York Democrat, called Harris' 32nd tiebreaking vote a "great milestone."
Madison resident charged with bringing gun to Wisconsin Capitol arrested again for concealed carry violation
Man detained for concealed carry offence at Wisconsin state Capitol. Governor Tony Evers was not present during the incident. Joshua Pleasnick was released from jail on Wednesday afternoon. Pleasnick was already charged with openly carrying a gun in a public place. Pleasnick scheduled to appear in court on Thursday morning.
Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes sentenced to 18 years for U.S. Capitol attack
Rhodes' sentencing comes just weeks after former Proud Boys national chairman Enrique Tarrio was convicted of seditious conspiracy alongside other leaders of his far-right group for what prosecutors said was a separate plot to block the transfer of presidential power. The Proud Boys will be sentenced in August and September.
More peril for Trump in pending probes than NY: AP-NORC poll
Only 4 in 10 U.S. adults believe Trump acted illegally in New York, where he has been charged in connection with hush money payments made to women who alleged sexual encounters, according to the new poll by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research. More - about half - believe he broke the law in Georgia, where he is under investigation for interfering in the 2020 election vote count.
Donald Trump claims election interference is behind criminal charges
Donald Trump launched a tirade against prosecutors on Tuesday, after pleading not guilty to 34 felony counts relating to falsifying business records. The former president accused the prosecutors and judge in the case of plotting against his bid for the White House in 2024, calling it "massive election interference at a scale never seen".
Combative Trump holds 1st campaign rally
His rally opened with a song called "Justice for All" performed by a choir of people imprisoned for their roles in the January 6 insurrection at the US Capitol. Some footage from the insurrection was shown on big screens at the rally site as the choir sang the national anthem and a recording played of Trump reciting the Pledge of Allegiance.
Inside the Donald Trump grand jury that probed election meddling
The 30-year-old Fulton County resident who was between jobs suddenly found herself at the centre of one of the nation's most significant legal proceedings. She would become foreperson of the special grand jury selected to investigate whether then-President Donald Trump and his Republican associates illegally meddled in Georgia's 2020 presidential election.
Motown singer and songwriter Barrett Strong passes away at 81
Barrett Strong rose to fame as the singer on Motown’s first hit ‘Money (That’s What I Want)’.
Nancy Pelosi’s husband Paul hammer attack: Court releases recordings. See details
In connection with the attack on former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband Paul, the San Francisco Superior Court released some crucial recordings on Friday.
'Miley Cyrus now wants to be taken off the song ‘I Am Veronica’, claims British singer Morrissey
Morrissey alleges that Miley Cyrus has asked to be removed from a song they had recorded earlier after he split up with Capitol Records.
EXPLAINED: How Trump ignored advisers, spread election lies
Trump's lies about his loss in the 2020 presidential election sparked the attack on the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 and have helped fuel millions of dollars in donations to the former president. Here are details showing he was told the truth about his loss and chose instead to lie about it.
Jan. 6 committee eyes criminal charges for Donald Trump
The committee's chairman, Rep. Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., detailed possible referrals last week as falling into a series of categories that include criminal and ethics violations, legal misconduct and campaign finance violations. It would then fall to federal prosecutors to decide whether to pursue any referrals for prosecution. While it doesn't carry any legal weight, recommendations by the committee would add to the political pressure on the Justice Department as it investigates Trump's actions.
2 people detained in connection with January 6 Capitol breach are University Hospital workers
University Hospitals discovered on November 30 that two workers, Jordan Siemers and Saul Llamas, had been detained by the FBI in connection with the January 6 US Capitol intrusion. They have been suspended from their jobs and are awaiting an investigation.
Hurricane G's death: Tributes pour in from all over world after Gloria Rodriguez's demise at age of 52
The news of Gloria Rodriguez aka Hurricane G's death has left her fans devastated. The cause of her demise is yet unknown.
Kanye West to buy right-wing microblogging website Parler. See details
Kanye West, the singer who legally changed his name to ‘Ye’, has announced that he is going to buy the right-wing microblogging website, Parler. The purchase is likely to be finalised later this year by Ye, who changed his name in 2021.
Trump planned 2020 victory speech 'no matter what': Capitol riot probe
Trump had a "premeditated plan" formulated months before the vote to claim he had won on election night, whatever the vote tally showed, panel member Zoe Lofgren told the hearing. "The evidence shows that his false victory speech was planned well in advance, before any votes had been counted," Lofgren said, citing evidence gathered by the committee, including testimony from Trump's one-time campaign manager.
Who was Jody Miller? Grammy-winning country singer passed away at age of 80
Seven years ago, the 'Queen of the House' Jody Miller was diagnosed with the disease.
Capitol riot committee subpoenas Secret Service over missing texts
The US House committee investigating the January 6 assault on the Capitol said late on Friday night it had subpoenaed the Secret Service over questions surrounding missing text messages from the days surrounding the riot last year.
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