It comes after a Trump co-defendant accused the prosecutor and Fulton DA Fani Willis of being in an ‘improper’ relationship. Multiple news outlets this week have filed court papers seeking the release of a Fulton County, Georgia, prosecutor’s divorce court papers amid allegations that the county district attorney engaged in an improper relationship with that
A majority of the campaign workers were heading to South Carolina on Jan. 17, a senior official confirmed. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ campaign has already begun moving staff members out of New Hampshire to South Carolina days before the Granite State’s first-in-the-nation primary is set to begin. A senior official in the DeSantis campaign confirmed
Climate czar John Kerry said Wednesday that President Joe Biden’s policies promoting electric vehicles and other aspects of his transition to green energy have faced attacks from people engaged in “disinformation.” “There has been a very, very clear policy, which, regrettably, has been attacked by people who are engaged in high levels of disinformation,” Kerry,
The aide who called 911 for an ambulance for Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin asked that the ambulance trip be low-key, according to audio obtained by The Epoch Times. “Can I ask that an ambulance not show up with lights and sirens? We’re trying to remain a little subtle,” the person said on the Jan. 1
The Biden administration moved to reapply sanctions this week on the Iran-backed Houthi rebels, but did so under a weaker federal statute that will not criminalize support for the terrorist group or force American banks to seize their assets, current and former U.S. officials told the Washington Free Beacon. After months of Houthi attacks on
Georges Berges told members of Congress he spoke twice with the president. Hunter Biden’s art dealer spoke twice with President Joe Biden, the gallerist told members of Congress in a recent interview. Georges Berges told the House Judiciary Committee in a closed-door interview that he never spoke with the White House. But he did say
More than 800 people died of accidental drug overdoses in San Francisco in 2023, making last year the deadliest on record, according to a Wednesday report from the city’s medical examiner. Fentanyl accounted for most of the 806 deaths, followed by meth and cocaine. Thirty-seven people died from Xylazine, an adulterant known as “tranq” that