President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump will square off in their first debate of 2024 on June 27, each aiming to present different visions for America’s future. The high-stakes debate will be a crucial platform for the two oldest candidates in American history to demonstrate their energy, appearance, coherence, and responsiveness, making it
‘Nothing has been lost, much less destroyed, and there has been no bad faith,’ the response brief reads. Special counsel Jack Smith’s office argued in a June 24 brief that there was no spoliation of evidence in the classified documents case against former President Donald Trump, rebutting several claims made about the government’s handling of
The spending is to ‘defend abortion access and get out the vote,’ Planned Parenthood said. Planned Parenthood will spend $40 million on campaigns to re-elect President Joe Biden and congressional Democrats, the pro-abortion advocacy nonprofit has announced. Abortion will be “the most important issue” for 12 percent of voters, according to a March poll conducted
Washington Post reporter Taylor Lorenz on Monday pushed a false claim that a Los Angeles synagogue was auctioning off Palestinian land this week—a conspiracy theory that led to violent, anti-Semitic protests outside the Jewish house of worship on Sunday. Lorenz—who covers social media for the Post and often complains about being targeted by online harassment—reposted
Prosecutors argued the defense has unfairly delayed case proceedings with such requests. FORT PIERCE, Fla.—U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon held a hearing on June 25, the fourth in five days, on former President Donald Trump’s motion for relief in his classified documents case. The former president is arguing that the FBI search on Mar-a-Lago was
In response to Sunday’s violent clash between anti-Semitic protesters and Israel supporters at a local synagogue, Los Angeles mayor Karen Bass (D.) announced she is considering a mask ban during protests within the city. Speaking to the public on Monday, Bass said the city was examining several issues related to public protests, including “the idea
States are requiring schools to implement fentanyl safety programs as more children die of overdoses. In the coming months, public schools in Illinois, Oregon, and Washington state will likely be required to educate students about the dangers of fentanyl. The state law for Illinois, pending the governor’s signature, and Oregon, would take effect in September,