Americans are tired of Supreme Court justices ‘who think they are beyond accountability,’ said the Senate’s Democrat leader. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) said on July 8 that last week’s Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity put “a crown on Donald Trump’s head.” The lawmaker said he is preparing legislation aimed at lessening the
The former GOP presidential candidate announced in May that she will be voting for former President Trump. Former GOP presidential candidate Nikki Haley announced on July 9 that she is releasing her 97 delegates and urging them to support former President Donald Trump. The move comes days before the Republican National Convention when the 45th
Idaho Gov. Brad Little signed an executive order on July 9 that he hopes will bolster voter confidence and enhance election integrity. In a landmark move amid national debates over voter eligibility, Idaho took executive action to ensure its voter rolls remain free of noncitizens. Idaho Gov. Brad Little signed an executive order on July
Idaho Gov. Brad Little signed an executive order on July 9 that he hopes will bolster voter confidence and enhance election integrity. In a landmark move amid national debates over voter eligibility, Idaho took executive action to ensure its voter rolls remain free of non-citizens. Idaho Gov. Brad Little signed an executive order on July
Idaho Gov. Brad Little signed an executive order on July 9 that he hopes will bolster voter confidence and enhance election integrity. In a landmark move amid national debates over voter eligibility, Idaho took executive action to ensure its voter rolls remain free of non-citizens. Idaho Gov. Brad Little signed an executive order on July
The Justice Department confirmed it will intervene in a lawsuit targeting an 11-day deadline to register for mail-in ballots in Georgia. The Department of Justice (DOJ) confirmed Monday that it will intervene in a lawsuit that challenges a Georgia state deadline for absentee ballot applications and whether it is illegal under the Voting Rights Act.
Government prosecutors argued that his motion was based on a misunderstanding of appeals court procedures. Hunter Biden withdrew his motion for a new trial on July 9 after being convicted last month on federal gun charges and a day after prosecutors claimed that his request for a new trial was based on a misunderstanding of