Multiple motions were filed on Thursday. Former President Donald Trump on Thursday filed several motions to dismiss his classified documents case in Florida. According to court filings, the motions argue that, among other things, the case should be dismissed on the basis of presidential immunity, unconstitutional vagueness, and that special counsel Jack Smith was appointed
The former president and his legal team argued that special counsel Jack Smith ‘lacks the authority’ to prosecute the case. Former President Donald Trump filed several motions to dismiss his classified documents case in Florida on Thursday, arguing that, amongst other things, special counsel Jack Smith “lacks the authority” to prosecute the case. In one
The former Democrat’s speech at President Trump’s Florida resort has been in the making for several years and is unconnected to the Trump campaign. All of a sudden, people are abuzz over a small nonprofit’s fundraiser at former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Club–because it features possible Trump VP pick Tulsi Gabbard. Event organizer Joni Bryan
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Alexander Smirnov was rearrested during a Thursday morning meeting with his lawyers, who have asked a court for his immediate release. The ex-FBI informant who claimed the Biden family engaged in a bribery scheme in Ukraine was rearrested on Thursday, according to a court filing. Alexander Smirnov was arrested for a second time for making
No one knows if supermajority Democrat Legislature will endorse independent House plan when it convenes on Feb. 26, but pressure is on to remap a deeper blue. All eyes will be on Albany Feb. 26 where New York lawmakers will vote to adopt or reject a proposed congressional map drawn by an independent commission that
Washington — Four foreign nationals who were allegedly transporting Iranian-made weapons on a vessel that two U.S. Navy SEALs drowned trying to board have been brought to the U.S. to face criminal charges, making their first appearance in court on Thursday. The defendants — Muhammad Pahlawan, Mohammad Mazhar, Ghufran Ullah and Izhar Muhammad — were