Hunter Biden guilty verdict: What to know What to know about Hunter Biden’s guilty verdict 07:31 Washington — The District of Columbia Court of Appeals has suspended Hunter Biden from practicing law in Washington, D.C., the court’s chief judge said in a filing Tuesday. The “immediate” suspension, as Chief Judge Anna Blackburne-Rigsby put it, follows
Florida has now banned the intentional release of balloons within the state, a move backed by ocean conservationists, cattle farmers and other groups.
First son Hunter Biden's law license was suspended in Washington, D.C., following the guilty verdict in his historic gun trial in Wilmington, Delaware.
Rep. Tim Burchett told Fox News Digital that he hopes his bill will dry up funding to the Taliban, which has ruled Afghanistan since August 2021.
Former President Trump urged President Biden via Truth Social to take a drug test before this week's presidential, saying he would be willing to do the same.
The polls are open Tuesday in New York’s 16th Congressional District, where Democratic Rep. Jamaal Bowman is fighting to save his seat against Westchester County Executive George Latimer in a race that has become focused on Israel and has become the most expensive House primary in history. “We’re going to win the race on Tuesday,”
Julian Assange spent $500,000 on a flight from London to a remote U.S. territory to avoid setting foot on the U.S. mainland on Tuesday.