Judge Rules RFK Jr. Must Remain on North Carolina Ballot, Gives Opportunity to Appeal

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A Wake County judge ruled against Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s request to be removed from the North Carolina ballot, stating that the harm to him would be minimal. A Wake County judge has ruled against Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s attempt to be removed from North Carolina presidential ballots, finding that the harm Kennedy would suffer

Judge Sets Schedule in Trump Federal Election Case, Allows DOJ to File Evidence Before Election

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On the issue of how to schedule the case ahead of the trial, Chutkan ended up largely siding with special counsel Jack Smith’s positions. WASHINGTON—U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan issued an order on Sept. 5 outlining a series of deadlines for former President Donald Trump’s federal election interference case. Her order allows special counsel Jack

Judge Lays Out New Schedule in Trump Federal Election Case, Allows DOJ to File Evidence Before Election

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On the issue of how to schedule the case ahead of the trial, Chutkan ended up largely siding with special counsel Jack Smith’s positions. WASHINGTON—District Judge Tanya Chutkan issued an order on Sept. 5 outlining a series of deadlines for former President Donald Trump’s federal election interference case. Her order allows Special Counsel Jack Smith

How China and North Korea Are Saving Russia’s Military Machine From Grinding to a Halt

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Ukraine’s bold incursion into the Kursk region of Russia on August 6 has—as one correspondent covering the conflict described—”upend[ed] assumptions” about Russia’s capacity to continue prosecuting this war. This is not an outlook prompted by Ukraine’s surprising territorial gains. In February 2022 Russians were promised a lightning-speed takeover of Ukraine that never came to pass.

Rep. Brad Sherman: Politics Just One Way to Make an Impact | NTD’s Profiles of Service

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In this episode of NTD’s “Profiles of Service,” we sit down with Rep. Brad Sherman (D-Calif.), who began representing California’s District 32 in 1997, after a career as an attorney and internal revenue officer. Sherman shares his philosophy of service, the challenges of office, his humor, and why he thinks it’s all still worth …