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- Luke 2:14
Trump must sit for deposition in BBC lawsuit by Dec. 11, judge rules
The BBC accused Trump of prioritizing political concerns and highlighted that only two months remained in discovery period.
Musk hits back as Dems float criminal investigations
Musk has faced scrutiny in recent weeks over his alleged interference with Ukraine's use of Starlink, a product of his company that Kyiv uses to coordinate its forces amid the war with Russia.
DOJ alleges Ohio State Medical School admissions discriminated against Asian and white students
The investigation found that black applicants who are screened and interviewed are about 2.8 times as likely to be admitted than Asian applicants with equal credentials.
82-year-old Virginia Democratic state senator charged with drug trafficking, money laundering: DOJ
Authorities in May searched Lucas' hometown office and a cannabis shop in which she had a stake. Lucas had characterized the search as an attempt by the Trump administration to intimidate her.
Country Music Hall of Fame singer John Anderson, known for the hit 'Swingin,' dead at 71
Anderson became famous in the 1980s, and his hit "Swingin'" earned him the Country Music Association's Single of the Year award in 1983.
Tests show Pope Leo XIV requires no further treatment for lung cancer, the Vatican says
Final tests of tissue removed during the surgery determined the cancer had not spread, according to the pope's personal physician, Dr. Luigi Carbone, and his surgeon, Dr. Stefano Margaritora.
Judge blocks DHS voter fraud operations in 9 states
U.S. District Judge Araceli Martinez-Olguin issued the opinion, imposing a block through election day, but staying the injunction until Friday.
Thousands of unionized California state employees strike, demanding more remote work in contracts
Last year, Newsom demanded wage cuts from the union to address a state budget crisis, and state workers have accepted cuts in pay in three of the eight years of Newsom's administration.
DOJ will not charge man accused of shooting Guardsman in DC with assaulting law enforcement officer
The suspect was detained, and as a result of the gunfire exchange, according to the complaint, one of the guardsmen was struck in the leg. Both the guardsman and the suspect received non-life threatening injuries.
Fake polling firm that publicized bogus polls favoring Dems, claims it was an 'experimental project'
Late Tuesday, Wedgewood posted a statement on its now-removed X account admitting to the fake polls and claiming it was all a social experiment.
White House demands Politico retract 'demonstrably false' articles or face consequences
A letter from the White House counsel's office to Politico's global editor-in-chief, demands the outlet retract articles published last week concerning White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles or face "appropriate and available legal remedies."
Zuckerberg cuts deal with Meta board to keep him from fleeing California if billionaire tax passes
Under the deal Zuckerberg struck with the board, he would receive non-voting shares he could sell to cover the tax in exchange for staying in California, where the company is headquartered.
Louise Lucas invokes 'Jim Crow' after Feds indict her on drug trafficking charges
"I grew up under Jim Crow. I've seen what happens when people in power try to silence those who stand up to them. I spent my life fighting back, and I'm not stopping now," she said in a statement.
Trump must sit for deposition in BBC lawsuit by Dec. 11, judge rules
The BBC accused Trump of prioritizing political concerns and highlighted that only two months remained in discovery period.
Musk hits back as Dems float criminal investigations
Musk has faced scrutiny in recent weeks over his alleged interference with Ukraine's use of Starlink, a product of his company that Kyiv uses to coordinate its forces amid the war with Russia.
DOJ alleges Ohio State Medical School admissions discriminated against Asian and white students
The investigation found that black applicants who are screened and interviewed are about 2.8 times as likely to be admitted than Asian applicants with equal credentials.
Democratic Virginia state Sen. L. Louise Lucas charged with drug trafficking, money laundering: DOJ
Authorities in May searched Lucas' hometown office and a cannabis shop in which she had a stake. Lucas had characterized the search as an attempt by the Trump administration to intimidate her.
Trump administration drops appeal over student loan debt reforms
A federal judge blocked the restrictions earlier this year, prompting the DOJ to appeal, though it ended proceedings without explanation this week.
Country Music Hall of Fame singer John Anderson, known for the hit 'Swingin,' dead at 71
Anderson became famous in the 1980s, and his hit "Swingin'" earned him the Country Music Association's Single of the Year award in 1983.
Trump administration drops appeal over student loan debt reforms
A federal judge blocked the restrictions earlier this year, prompting the DOJ to appeal, though it ended proceedings without explanation this week.
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