The attorney general’s court papers say that would ‘undermine the integrity’ of courts in New York state. The office of New York Attorney General Letitia James on Thursday asked the U.S. Supreme Court to dismiss Missouri’s petition that seeks to prevent former President Donald Trump’s sentencing in September after his criminal conviction. Weeks after a
When I entered Cornell University in 1964, I could not have imagined that given the thousands of future doctors, lawyers, scholars, engineers, architects, and executives in my class, the person destined to have possibly the greatest influence on America’s future would not be one of them. Instead, that role may have been achieved by a
When one thinks of a Cold War-era metropolis, dreary London, drab D.C., or snowy Moscow probably come to mind. By contrast, sunny Miami is more likely to conjure images of beaches and piña coladas, and, if you’re from a certain era, the actor Don Johnson in a pastel shirt and a white suit with shoulder
The New York Yankees haven’t won a World Series since 2009. Granted, 15 years isn’t a long drought compared with many other teams. The Cleveland Guardians (formerly Indians before choosing one of the worst possible names in 2021) won their last title in 1948. It could always be worse. But these are the New York
A new “Believers for Trump” coalition of church congregations aims to boost support among people of faith for former President Donald Trump, and the group’s companion “Believers and Ballots” program will focus on registering voters and making sure they cast ballots. The former president announced those initiatives at a Christian conference on July 26 at
Around two weeks after the failed attempt on former President Donald Trump’s life, new details are emerging about the shooting and the days leading up to it. The perpetrator, Thomas Matthew Crooks, who authorities say acted alone, was fatally shot within seconds of opening fire. According to FBI Director Christopher Wray, at least 700 FBI
The customer data were sold for just a few cents per car, which the senators said was ‘particularly insulting.’ Automakers are sharing “millions of Americans’ driving data” with data brokers without their consent, according to a letter sent by lawmakers to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) that called for an investigation into the matter. The