Trump pledges to bring back federal executions after Biden commutes death sentences for 37 inmates
On Monday, President-elect Trump promised to resume federal executions upon taking office for a second term after a moratorium on the practice.
updatesite
Trump Vows to Expand Death Penalty After Biden Commutes 37 Federal Death Row Sentences
The Biden administration has prioritized a shift away from the death penalty in favor of life sentences without parole. President-elect Donald Trump said on Dec. 24 that he plans to direct the Department of Justice (DOJ) to pursue the death penalty against the worst violent offenders. His remarks came a day after outgoing President Joe
PA woman charged with trying to register dead people, including own father, to vote
A Collingdale, Pennsylvania, woman was charged in connection with allegedly registering four ineligible individuals, including her deceased father, to vote.
Biden Vetoes Bill Seeking to Create 66 New Judge Positions
The new positions would have addressed the ‘judicial backlog’ facing the nation, a lawmaker said. President Joe Biden vetoed a bill aiming to expand judgeship slots in the United States, questioning the “motivating force” behind the measure. On Dec. 12, the Republican-led House of Representatives voted 236–173 to approve the Judicial Understaffing Delays Getting Emergencies
Syria rescue-mission operator believes Austin Tice is alive and will be found soon
A hostage rescue operator in Syria told Fox News Digital he believes Marine veteran Austin Tice is alive and has hope that he will be found soon.
Bill Clinton Discharged from Hospital
Clinton, 78, has a history of medical issues. WASHINGTON—Former President Bill Clinton was released from a Washington hospital on Dec. 24 after being treated for a fever, according to an aide. “President Clinton was discharged earlier today after being treated for the flu,” Clinton’s deputy chief of staff, Angel Ureña, wrote on X. “He and his
‘Warm hospitality’: University president has repeatedly cozied up to top CCP officials
The president of a New Jersey university has a long track record of working hand in hand with Chinese government officials and pushing a stronger relationship with the CCP.