Sydney Sweeney, an actress, attracted notice when she showed up at the Met Gala sporting a dramatic black bob and a blue outfit. Earlier in the evening, Sweeney was seen getting ready to leave her hotel and make her way to the venue, where a number of the world’s most famous people had already walked the red carpet. Since playing Cassie in the HBO series Euphoria, Sweeney’s fame has skyrocketed. …
NEW YORK — The The seventh day of the criminal hush money trial that Donald Trump is facing in New York continued with the continuation of the evidence of the prosecution’s first witness, David Pecker. Pecker is the former chief executive of American Media Inc., which is the parent company of National Enquirer. For the purpose of “catch and kill” stories that could be detrimental to Trump in the run-up …
The WASHINGTON − His test case is Richard Nixon, and it will be presented on Thursday during the historic arguments in Donald Trump’s longshot attempt to obtain presidential immunity from the Supreme Court. Using a presidential pardon, Richard Nixon was able to dodge criminal charges related to the Watergate scandal. This allowed him to establish a precedent for whether or not presidents can be sued. Having informed Congress about enormous …
If former President Donald Trump is convicted on all counts in his New York criminal hush money trial that begins April 15, he could theoretically face more than a decade in prison. But most legal experts who spoke to USA TODAY said such a dramatic outcome is unlikely. Instead, he would likely be sentenced to something between probation and four years in prison. And he would probably still be out, …
It is not possible to have a Washington in this world. No Labels, a nonprofit organization that is sometimes considered to be at the center of the political spectrum, published a statement on Thursday stating that it will not be fielding a third-party candidate to contest against President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump. The statement indicated that the organization will not be fielding a candidate for the Democratic …
“WASHINGTON,” the In June of 2004, former Vice President Dick Cheney had just finished posing for the annual Senate class photo when he said the notorious “f-bomb” at Senator Patrick Leahy, who was serving at the time. It was newsworthy on a national scale. According to Leahy, Cheney’s connections to Halliburton, an energy services business that was successful in securing lucrative contracts related to the Iraq war, were a source …
Joe Biden, the Vice President, has been able to defeat his relatively unknown primary opponent in every single one of the prior Democratic contests; but, his most formidable opponent to this point has been “uncommitted” in the state of Michigan. Despite the fact that Biden handily defeated Rep. Dean Phillips, a Democrat from Minnesota, to win the election in the Wolverine State on Tuesday, around fifteen percent of voters opted …
Are you Haley? Immediately following his victory over Nikki Haley in the first primary of the season, which took place in New Hampshire, Donald Trump spent his celebration speech making fun of everything from her morals to the clothes she wore. However, he did not use her name when he won the South Carolina primary election on Saturday, which was an even more significant triumph. Hello, and welcome to the …
In order to defend his client’s mental acuity, the attorney for the president appears on television. In the process of winning one extraordinary court challenge, the presumptive nominee for the Republican presidential nomination is on the verge of losing another. In the meantime, the speaker of the House is attempting to figure out how to convince his rowdy caucus to enact legislation that they are in favor of. Washington, which …
The White House swiftly retaliated when the speaker at a rally in South Carolina implied that he would “encourage” aggressors (like Russia) “to do whatever the hell they want” with NATO members who don’t pay their dues. The comment, according to a spokeswoman, was “appalling and unhinged” and was “encouraging invasions of our closest allies by murderous regimes”. In a sharp response, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg stated, “Any suggestion that …