category: Government
Diversity Numbers Drop at Elite Colleges in Wake of SCOTUS Affirmative Action Decision
Recent statistics reveal a sharp decline in Black and Latino student numbers at top U.S. universities after a pivotal U.S. …
By Christina Davie
Harris Proposal as SF DA to Delay Drug Charges Rejected by Police
In 2005, as the district attorney of San Francisco, Kamala Harris proposed a controversial plan that stirred significant debate. Titled…
By Matthias Dathan
Judge Chutkan Advances Trump's Immunity Clash Ahead of November Election
As a critical election date approaches, significant legal developments have unfolded in former President Trump’s Jan. 6-related federal case. U.S.…
By Christina Davie
Judge Warns About Election Impact In Trump's January 6 Case, Spars With Lawyers Over Pence
A legal showdown unfolds as Donald Trump's legal team contests the latest charges concerning his actions around January 6, focusing…
By Christina Davie
Trump Lawyer Criticizes NY Case Timeline, Seeks Federal Court Transfer
As tensions mount, former President Donald Trump’s legal team is working to shift his New York business records case to…
By Christina Davie
Navy Leader Loses Rank Over Secret Wi-Fi on Warship
A U.S. Navy senior chief, Grisel Marrero, has been demoted after setting up an illegal Wi-Fi network aboard the USS…
By Matthias Dathan
Judge Tanya Chutkan Excuses Trump From Attending New Indictment Hearing
Amidst renewed legal scrutiny, former President Donald Trump has received judicial permission to skip his latest court arraignment. Judge Tanya…
By Christina Davie
House Committee Subpoenas Governor Tim Walz In $250M Relief Fund Probe
A Republican-fronted committee has issued subpoenas, including to Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, related to a massive embezzlement of federal pandemic…
By Christina Davie
Trump Pleads Not Guilty to Superseding Federal Election Interference Charges
Former President Donald Trump has pleaded not guilty to revised charges related to his alleged attempts to overturn the results…
By Matthias Dathan
Russian Nationals Indicted in DOJ Investigation of Election Interference Plot
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has unsealed an indictment against two Russian nationals, Kostiantyn Kalashnikov and Elena Afanasyeva, accusing them…
By Matthias Dathan
