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Judge moves ahead with Fani Willis hearing but documents not turned over
Hearing provides new hurdle for Fulton county DA: county administrators have not handed over key subpoenaed documentsA blockbuster hearing with details of Fulton county district attorney Fani Willis's relationship with special prosecutor Nathan Wade will go forward Thursday, after the presiding judge chose not to immediately quash subpoenas for their testimony.But the hearing revealed a possible new hurdle for Willis: county administrators have not turned over key documents subpoenaed by Ashleigh Merchant, attorney for former Trump White House aide Michael Roman, one of the 19 defendants charged in the county's sweeping election interference and racketeering case with the former president. Continue reading...
Trump asks US supreme court to keep election interference case frozen
Ex-president met deadline imposed by federal appeals court to keep the criminal case on hold as he prepares a last-ditch challengeLawyers for Donald Trump asked the US supreme court on Monday to keep on hold the criminal case over his efforts to overturn the 2020 election results while he prepares to challenge a recent appeals court ruling that found he was not immune from prosecution.The former US president also asked the nation's highest court to stay the US court of appeals for the DC circuit order that prevented him from seeking what is known as an en banc" rehearing of the case by the full bench of appeals judges. Continue reading...
Rand Paul filibusters over Senate’s $95bn foreign aid package – as it happened
Kentucky senator who opposes the aid package has indicated he will use every tool at his disposal to delay the final voteThe House majority leader, Republican Steve Scalise of Louisiana, will return to Capitol Hill tomorrow after undergoing cancer treatment in recent weeks.The House speaker, Republican Mike Johnson of Louisiana, welcomed Scalise back with a tweet noting that the majority leader was now in remission. Continue reading...
Republicans say Trump call for Russia to attack Nato allies was just fine, actually
Tom Cotton echoes fellow GOP senators, saying former president was simply ringing the warning bell'
Trump attends court hearing for classified documents trial
Ex-president's presence could raise stakes for judge as she decides if prosecutors are allowed to withhold some classified documentsDonald Trump attended on Monday a critical court hearing where his lawyers presented their defense theories to the federal judge presiding in the criminal case over his retention of classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago club and obstruction of justice.The presence of the former president in the courtroom could raise the stakes for the US district judge, Aileen Cannon, as she decides whether prosecutors in the office of special counsel Jack Smith should be permitted to withhold or redact certain classified documents that will be turned over in discovery. Continue reading...
Lloyd Austin to resume Pentagon duties one day after admission to hospital
US defense secretary underwent non-surgical procedures for bladder issue and cancer prognosis remains excellent'The US defense secretary, Lloyd Austin, is expected to resume his normal duties" on Tuesday, a day after he was admitted to a hospital for what the Pentagon described as an emergent bladder issue".A statement issued by the Pentagon said Austin, 70, had undergone non-surgical procedures under general anesthesia to address the bladder issue. We anticipate a successful recovery and will closely monitor him overnight," the statement read. Continue reading...
49ers players admit they did not know overtime rules in Super Bowl loss to Chiefs
Houston: suspect killed and two injured in shooting at Joel Osteen megachurch
Police chief Troy Finner says unclear whether five-year-old boy wounded in incident was struck by officers who shot at attackerA shooter with a rifle was killed by two off-duty police officers and a child was critically wounded at a Houston megachurch run by the prominent evangelical Christian pastor Joel Osteen, the city's police chief said.Troy Finner said it was not clear whether the boy, five, was struck by the officers who returned fire after the shooter, wearing a trenchcoat, entered Osteen's Lakewood church with the boy shortly before 2pm and began shooting. Continue reading...
Biden must do more to free Israeli-held US grandmother, rights group says
Council for American-Islamic Relations calls for release of Samaher Esmail and other Palestinian Americans seized by IDFAn influential Arab-American group sought to increase pressure on Monday on the Joe Biden White House to use its influence with Israel to help free a US-Palestinian grandmother detained by Israeli soldiers in the occupied West Bank.Samaher Esmail's family also alleges that she has been beaten and denied access to medical attention. Continue reading...
Ben Jennings on IDF videos of Gaza detainees – cartoon
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US defense secretary Lloyd Austin cancels Nato trip after hospitalization
Biden's top military adviser is receiving treatment for an emergent bladder issue' and has transferred duties to deputyJoe Biden's top military adviser, Lloyd Austin, has cancelled a trip to Brussels to meet with Nato counterparts this week, following his hospitalization on Sunday because of an emergent bladder issue".A US official told Reuters on Monday that Austin had cancelled a meeting with Nato defense ministers due to be held on Thursday, and a separate meeting with allies for Wednesday on how to continue supporting Ukraine in countering Russia's invasion. Continue reading...
USMNT’s Daryl Dike suffers second achilles injury in two seasons
US north-east braces for heavy snow as powerful nor’easter approaches
New York City closes public schools ahead of storm as meteorologists predict snowfall rate of 2in an hourThe north-east of the US is bracing for possibly the largest nor'easter snow storm in two years, with New York City public schools closing in-person attendance on Tuesday amid forecasts of up to 8in of accumulation.Meteorologists are predicting snowfall rates of 2in an hour from eastern Pennsylvania to Massachusetts, with the heaviest snowfall forecast to intersect with Tuesday morning's rush hour. Higher rates of 2 to 3in an hour are possible across eastern Pennsylvania, northern New Jersey, the Hudson Valley, and up through northern Connecticut and Rhode Island.The Associated Press contributed reporting Continue reading...
Driverless taxi vandalized and set on fire in San Francisco’s Chinatown
California authorities investigating if attack on Google's Waymo car is latest in series of protests targeting autonomous vehiclesAuthorities in California are working to determine if the destruction of a driverless taxi in an arson attack by a mob of lunar new year revelers was the latest in a series of protests targeting autonomous vehicles in the state.According to the San Francisco fire department, which posted images of the incinerated SUV on Twitter/X, a group of people jumped on the electric vehicle in the city's Chinatown district Saturday night, smashing windows and spraying it with graffiti before setting it alight with a firework. Continue reading...
For just a moment, Travis Kelce cracked under the pressure of his new class of fame
The Kansas City Chiefs tight end is suddenly one of the most familiar faces in the world. But after a confrontation with his coach he helped clinch the Super BowlIs Travis Kelce out of his natural born mind?That was the question on millions of lips when CBS cameras caught the Kansas City star screaming in Andy Reid's face and bodychecking the Chiefs coach on the sideline, to the point of staggering the 65-year-old. Kelce looked upset about Reid's decision to take him off the field in the second quarter of Sunday's Super Bowl as the Chiefs drove towards the San Francisco 49ers' goalline. Right when the Chiefs were poised to score, running back Isiah Pacheco coughed up the ball, and San Francisco recovered to preserve a 3-0 lead. Continue reading...
Yes, Donald Trump’s Putin comments were unhinged – but he’s right to question Nato’s future | Simon Jenkins
Saying he would encourage' Russian attacks on non-paying members was outrageous. Europe needs a vision for peace, with or without US supportDonald Trump is appalling and unhinged", says everyone. His invitation to Vladimir Putin at the weekend to invade Nato and do what the hell he wants" if Europe does not spend more on its own defence, puts all our security at risk", warns Nato boss Jens Stoltenberg. The alliance is supposed to be the bastion of liberty against dictatorship, not about who pays for what.We might start by pointing out to Trump that the most outrageous abuse of Nato has been by the US. Washington's demand that the alliance support its retaliatory invasion of Afghanistan after 9/11 was a costly, drawn-out fiasco that had nothing to do with western security and everything with American neo-imperialism. Likewise, its summoning of allies to join other militaristic interventions, from Vietnam to Iraq and across the Middle East. The US's withdrawal from empire" is proving as bloody as was Britain's, and if anything, more ham-fisted. For a former US president to incite Putin to war on Nato is outrageous.Simon Jenkins is a Guardian columnistDo you have an opinion on the issues raised in this article? If you would like to submit a response of up to 300 words by email to be considered for publication in our letters section, please click here. Continue reading...
Couple pleads guilty over gender reveal party that sparked California wildfire
Refugio Jimenez Jr and Angela Renee Jimenez plead guilty to involuntary manslaughter over firefighter killed battling fireA California couple whose gender-reveal party caused a fatal California wildfire pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter on Friday.Refugio Jimenez Jr and his partner, Angela Renee Jimenez, also pleaded guilty to several other counts in connection to a the El Dorado fire, which they set off at a ranch park in Yucaipa, California, on 5 September 2020, when a firework used in a photo shoot set the dry grass on fire. Continue reading...
Ivory Coast’s Afcon win shows there’s no blueprint for tournament success
After suffering the biggest tournament defeat since Brazil at 2014 World Cup and sacking their coach, the hosts triumphed
‘Sick of it’: Zach Johnson loses temper with fans on final day at Phoenix Open
Robert F Kennedy Jr apologizes for Super Bowl ad that referenced JFK
TV spot by pro-Kennedy political action committee drew sharp criticisms from members of late president's familyRobert F Kennedy Jr apologized for a presidential campaign commercial during Sunday's Super Bowl that alluded to his uncle John F Kennedy's successful 1960 White House run.I'm so sorry if the Super Bowl advertisement caused anyone in my family pain," Kennedy wrote on social media late on Sunday. He said the ad was created by American Values 2024, a pro-Kennedy political action committee (Pac), without any involvement or approval" from his presidential campaign. Continue reading...
Records, rants and overtime: Kansas City Chiefs win Super Bowl LVIII –video
The Kansas City Chiefs beat the San Francisco 49ers 25-22 in Las Vegas after a tight game that could have gone either way. At the end of the first half the 49ers were leading and by full time the score was an equal 19-19, sending the Super Bowl into overtime for the first time since 2016 and the second time ever.
‘An extreme agenda’: could a recall end far-right control of a California county?
Shasta county removed a moderate supervisor. Two years later, a member of the ultra conservative majority faces a recall of his ownIn 2022, 5,000 voters, angry about Covid-era health restrictions, ousted a moderate Republican official in Shasta county, California. The vote helped put the rural region, in the state's north, on the map for extremist far-right politics.In the two years since, the ultra-conservative majority that controls the county's governing board has attempted to upend the voting system and spread conspiracy theories that elections were being rigged. They moved to allow people to carry firearms in public buildings in violation of state law and offered the county's top job to the leader of a California secessionist group. Continue reading...
Trump accuses Taylor Swift of being ‘disloyal’ if she endorses Biden
Swift endorsed Biden in 2020 but has yet to back anyone in 2024, and Trump says she benefitted from act passed in his presidencyDonald Trump, who attempted to overturn the democratic vote of the American people in 2020, on Sunday accused the pop star Taylor Swift of being disloyal" should she endorse Joe Biden for president.With the rightwing conspiracy theory machine fretting that Swift is a Pentagon plant whose relationship with Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, and his team's victory yesterday in the Superbowl, was designed to give Swift a platform to swing the election for Biden, Trump weighed in with his own thoughts. Continue reading...
Southern California shaken by 13 earthquakes over 25 minutes
Several earthquakes, the largest of which registered a magnitude of 5.0, struck El Centro in the Imperial ValleyParts of California were hit by more than a dozen earthquakes overnight, with 13 shaking the state during a span of just 25 minutes.Good morning Southern California! Did you feel the magnitude 4.8 earthquake about two miles north-west of El Centro at 12.36am? The #ShakeAlert system was activated," the United States Geological Survey Shake Alert account posted on X. Continue reading...
Supine Republicans don’t just dance to Trump’s tune – they amplify his racism
The undeclared race to be the former president's running mate has sent leading figures into new paroxysms of sycophancyI just love you!" Tim Scott bleated at Donald Trump.The South Carolina senator, who three months earlier had said Trump could not beat Joe Biden in the presidential election, was speaking on stage at a rally in New Hampshire. Continue reading...
Louis Rees-Zammit happy NFL dream is ‘alive’ but admits issues with helmet
Israeli settlements stand in the way of peace. Biden can defund them all | Michael Schaeffer Omer-Man
If the president is serious about recognising Palestinian statehood, defunding the settlements would be a great first stepIsrael and its settlement enterprise are getting a crash course in coercive diplomacy. In the first few hours and days after the Biden Administration announced it was placing financial sanctions on four extremist Israeli settlers, there was a bit of confusion in Israel about what it all meant. Demonstrating the absurdity of the moment, Israeli Finance Minister Betzalel Smotrich told fellow parliamentarians that, it is not possible for an Israeli citizen with Israeli money in an Israeli bank to be deprived of rights and assets due to an American order."Within a day, one of the sanctioned settlers, a violent extremist named Yinon Levi who the Biden Administration said was involved in forcing Palestinian communities off their land, had his personal and business accounts frozen by Israel's Bank Leumi. A state-owned bank followed suit and froze the account of a second sanctioned settler. The banks understood something the Israeli finance minister didn't seem to grasp - the United States is a very powerful country.Michael Schaeffer Omer-Man is the director of research for Israel-Palestine at Democracy for the Arab World Now (Dawn). He worked as a journalist in Israel-Palestine for over a decade, including as editor-in-chief of +972 Magazine Continue reading...
Food should be tasty, and it doesn’t have to come in a bowl. Could someone tell my lovely American hosts? | Emma Beddington
I've had some amazing experiences in Boston. But I want fun from my holiday meals, not joyless refuellingI almost never leave Europe, so spending a month in Boston is expanding my provincial horizons and blowing my tiny mind. Wild turkeys (huge!) wander the streets, there are rodeo bouts on TV and everyone drinks iced coffee even though it's absolutely Baltic. I feel more foreign here than in places I've visited where I didn't speak the language, and I keep getting things wrong. I think I rode the bus illegally yesterday.Mostly, though, I'm baffled by bowls. In this corner of the world full of twentysomething Stem graduates wearing Patagonia and Lululemon activewear, with earning potential many multiples of mine, meals seem almost all bowl-based, composed of grain, protein, greens and some kind of sauce.Emma Beddington is a Guardian columnistDo you have an opinion on the issues raised in this article? If you would like to submit a response of up to 300 words by email to be considered for publication in our letters section, please click here. Continue reading...
I gave up renting in London to live nomadically – it's dramatically enriched my life | Lydia Swinscoe
Short-term lodgings, pet-sitting ... it's taken me everywhere from Dorset to Tbilisi, and I've (mostly) enjoyed itI'm typing this while sitting at a very nifty, handmade foldaway desk in a compact, one-bedroom flat in Kentish Town. The cosy apartment's dark wooden floorboards are overlaid with thick, Bhutanese woven rugs depicting tigers and mandalas. When I make toast on weekends, miniature, primary-coloured Tibetan prayer flags, strung above the toaster, dance in the rising heat. Bedroom bookshelves are stacked with intriguing travel guides, musings on Buddhism, and titles extolling the benefits of cold-water swimming; a good thing since Hampstead Heath's Kenwood ladies' pond is just a 35-minute walk away. Parliament Hill Lido is even closer.This feelgood flat has been the ideal winter bolthole, and a place I felt immediately at home when I moved in three months ago. But come spring I'll be living somewhere entirely different, in a completely new flat or house, most likely in a new borough, perhaps a new city, maybe even a new country. These are the exciting unknowns in my transient life.Lydia Swinscoe is a freelance travel writer Continue reading...
Nickelodeon’s Super Bowl broadcast: an ingenious, wildly chaotic splash
The first alternate Super Bowl telecast for kids was a brilliant feat of marketing aimed at stoking a younger generation's interest in the sport. It was also a legitimately compelling riotThis alternate Super Bowl program is, per a production company statement, intended for lovers of slime and really good sports time". Can't say I'm in either camp. But nevertheless I find myself parked in front of - or should I say glued to? - Nickelodeon's and CBS Sports' slime-soaked Super Bowl simulcast, while the other members of my family are across the room, watching the extra-tense sport showdown like normal people.Super Bowl LVIII Live from Bikini Bottom, as the wackadoodle extravaganza is called, is streaming from an official broadcast booth overlooking Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. Seated in front of the cameras is a pair of humans, sports commentators Noah Eagle and Nate Burleson; as well as partners-in-slime Tom Star and Bill Fagerbakke, who voice SpongeBob SquarePants and his starfish sidekick, Patrick Star, respectively. Thanks to the miracle of reality-augmented animation, the latter gentlemen appear on my screen as blobby animations in the commentator booth. A menagerie of other inhabitants of SpongeBob's underwater world pop up on the football field, such as Larry the Lobster and Sandy Cheeks, the bucktoothed Texan SpongeBob character who pulls her weight as (a hilariously biased) sideline commentator. Dora the Explorer cameoed as a rules expert. And let's not forget the enormous purple pelicans who sporadically materialize on the sidelines to burp up whole cheeseburgers by the dozen. Continue reading...
‘In Pat we trust’: Chiefs pay tribute to Super Bowl MVP Mahomes
Fine margins leave a lifetime of Super Bowl what ifs for San Francisco 49ers
Kyle Shanahan's edition of the 49ers have had Patrick Mahomes on the ropes twice. They've been unable to finish him off both timesLosing a Super Bowl always stings. For the San Francisco 49ers, losing 25-22 to the Kansas City Chiefs in overtime on Sunday will hurt more than most. It will leave a lifetime of ifs'.If not for Jake Moody's missed extra point. Continue reading...
‘I’m so scared, please come’: the death of Hind Rajab | First Dog on the Moon
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Poland’s parliament has got talent: how a TV star became a political powerhouse | Wojciech Orliński
It was surreal when Szymon Hoownia, our answer to Simon Cowell, became speaker. But he has made the legislature a YouTube hitWho is the most popular politician in Poland today? Not, as you might expect, the new prime minister, Donald Tusk, nor is it the defeated leader of the opposition, Jarosaw Kaczyski. It is not the president, Andrzej Duda, an ally of Kaczyski's arch-conservative Law and Justice (PiS) party, which ran Poland for eight years before elections last October. No, the most popular politician in Poland is the newly elected speaker of the parliament, Szymon Hoownia.Even keen observers of Polish politics can be excused for not having heard of Hoownia, as he is a newcomer to Poland's legislature, the Sejm. He is famous in Poland but not, until recently, for political reasons. For more than a decade, he was the co-host of the TV show Poland's Got Talent!. Continue reading...
Super Bowl LVIII: Kansas City Chiefs break San Francisco 49ers’ hearts in overtime classic – in pictures
Super Bowl LVIII lived up to the hype as Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers played out an all-time classic that went into overtime at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, USA.
Israel’s assault on Gaza is exposing the holes in everything liberal politicians claim to believe | Nesrine Malik
Starmer and Biden see themselves as custodians of stability. But their support for this bloody conflict shows nothing but weaknessSomething odd is happening. A sort of glitch or malfunction. Liberal politicians who refuse to call for a ceasefire in Gaza or halt support for Israel's assault are no longer making sense, and increasingly seem as though they are going through a crisis. Garbled language and contradictory statements are becoming common among establishment figures. When Keir Starmer was asked if cutting off water and supplies are actions that fall within international law, he said on live radio that Israel does have that right". Then, his party claimed he never said this at all. When Starmer said that Labour would not recognise Palestine unilaterally, his own shadow foreign secretary, David Lammy, told the Financial Times that Labour would consider it.Nowhere are these contradictions clearer than when politicians express unequivocal support for Israel's actions while also expressing concern for civilians in Gaza. In a post on X, Lisa Nandy, the shadow international development secretary, appeared to support the suspension of funds to UNRWA, the UN agency for Palestinian refugees, because allegations this serious demand a serious response", while also seeking reassurances" from the prime minister that aid could still be provided. I had to read her statement several times to try to understand what she was getting at. Meanwhile, David Cameron said he was worried" that Israel may have broken international law, but that this did not change the UK's stance on exporting weapons to Israel. Riddle me that. Continue reading...
Ian McKellen’s new Hamlet shows the screen can outdo the stage - Michael Billington
Sean Mathias has reimagined his 2021 production of the tragedy as a movie, inventively using Windsor's Theatre Royal and capturing McKellen's subtle performanceHow best to film a stage production? You can, of course, simply have multiple cameras present at a performance as in NT Live. You can recreate the original as in Richard Eyre's fine film of his Almeida version of Ibsen's Ghosts. Or you can reimagine the whole thing, as Sean Mathias has done in his film of the Ian McKellen Hamlet first staged at Windsor in 2021. I not only find the film far more cohesive and exciting than the stage production: it also raises big issues about the relationship between theatre and cinema.Mathias's method is to film Hamlet in every nook and cranny of the Theatre Royal, Windsor. The one exterior shot shows McKellen roaming round the building as if anxious to be part of the action within: what follows could plausibly be seen as an ageing actor's dream of once more playing Hamlet. But what really hits you is Mathias's inventive use of the theatrical space. Hamlet has his own retiring-room complete with exercise bike and foils. Claudius wines and dines Rosencrantz and Guildenstern in a hospitality suite. Having publicly mocked Polonius in the theatre foyer, Hamlet, after killing the old man, is held captive in one of the toilets. Continue reading...
Super Bowl: Usher’s half-time show, the ads, Taylor Swift and everything but the football – as it happened
The R&B star went shirtless, rollerbladed and brought out Alicia Keys, Ludacris and Lil Jon for a career-spanning setlist
Super Bowl 2024: Chiefs fight back to beat 49ers 25-22 in overtime for repeat Super Bowl title – as it happened
Super Bowl 2024: Chiefs stun 49ers in overtime for second straight NFL title
Taylor Swift, Usher, Justin Bieber and Jay-Z: celebrities at the Super Bowl – in pictures
From the stands to the stage, the Las Vegas Super Bowl draws some of America's biggest names, with R&B star Usher going shirtless, in-line skating and bringing out Alicia Keys, Ludacris, will.i.am and Lil Jon for a career-spanning setlist in his half-time show
Super Bowl commercials 2024: Aubrey Plaza having a blast to Christopher Walken talkin' – video
Traditionally the most expensive ad slots of the year, the star-studded Super Bowl commercials featured Jennifer Aniston, Beyonce, Ben Affleck, Aubrey Plaza, Christopher Walken - and Jesus (yes, Jesus).
Super Bowl 2024 has kicked off: how to watch it and other key questions, answered
Who's tipped to win as the 49ers take on the Chiefs? And what about those Taylor Swift conspiracy theories? We (mostly) have the answers
Airport K9 sniffs out mummified monkeys at Boston airport
Passenger returning from the DRC said luggage contained dried fish, but inspection revealed four dead monkeysA US customs and border protection dog has caused a stir at Boston's often bustling airport after sniffing out something unusual in luggage from a traveler returning from Africa: mummified monkeys.The passenger returning from a visit to the Democratic Republic of the Congo reported that the luggage contained dried fish. But an inspection at Boston Logan Airport revealed four dead monkeys whose bodies were dehydrated, agents said. The traveler said he brought the monkeys into the US for his own consumption, customs and border patrol spokesperson Ryan Bissette said Sunday.The Associated Press contributed reporting Continue reading...
Trump says he would encourage Russia to attack Nato allies who pay too little
The Joe Biden White House rebuked the former president's comments as appalling and unhinged'Donald Trump has said he would encourage" Russia to attack any of the US's Nato allies whom he considers to have not met their financial obligations.The Joe Biden White House immediately rebuked the former president's comments, saying in a statement: Encouraging invasions of our closest allies by murderous regimes is appalling and unhinged - and it endangers American national security, global stability, and our economy at home." Continue reading...
Biden warns Netanyahu against Rafah operation without ‘credible’ safety plan
UN officials and Biden have said an offensive in city, where about 1.3 million Palestinians are sheltering, would lead to a bloodbath'In a call Sunday with Benjamin Netanyahu, Joe Biden told the Israeli prime minister that Israel should not launch a military operation in Rafah without a credible and executable plan for ensuring the safety of and support for the more than one million people sheltering there".The call between the US president and Netanyahu was the first between the two leaders since Biden on Thursday used the phrase over the top" to describe Israel's military strikes in Gaza in response to the 7 October attack by Hamas. Continue reading...
Trump gets access to sealed documents on witness threats in Mar-a-Lago case
Prosecutors allegedly turn over exhibit on threats made against potential witness to Trump's lawyers after judge ordered them toSpecial counsel prosecutors have produced to Donald Trump a sealed exhibit about threats to a potential trial witness after the federal judge overseeing his prosecution for retaining classified documents ordered the exhibit turned over despite the prosecutors' objections, people familiar with the matter said.The exhibit was a point of contention because it detailed a series of threats made against a witness who could testify against the former president at trial, and the matter is the subject of a criminal investigation by a US attorney's office. Prosecutors had wanted to withhold it from Trump's lawyers. Continue reading...
Nikki Haley’s son calls Tim Scott ‘senator Judas’ over Trump support
Haley had appointed Scott to the US Senate in 2012 when she was governor of South CarolinaThe son of longshot Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley referred US senator Tim Scott - their fellow South Carolinan - as senator Judas" while criticizing Scott's endorsement of Donald Trump.Senator Judas - excuse me, senator Scott," Nalin Haley said during a campaign rally in Gilbert, South Carolina. Continue reading...
Warriors’ Stephen Curry hits stunning three with 0.7 seconds left – video
Stephen Curry made a three-pointer with 0.7 seconds left to help the Golden State Warriors beat the Phoenix Suns 113-112 for their sixth victory in seven games. With the Warriors down 112-110 and 3.3 seconds to play, Curry caught the inbound pass from Brandin Podziemski, turned and hit a 29-footer for his ninth three-pointer of the night
Jill Biden in disbelief special counsel used son’s death to ‘score political points’
In email to donors first lady adds to chorus of critics who have condemned Robert Hur for disparaging Biden's memoryFirst lady Jill Biden has expressed disbelief that the author of the US justice department's report clearing her husband of criminal charges over his handling of classified documents prior to his presidency would invoke the death of the couple's son to score political points".Believe me, like anyone who has lost a child, Beau and his death [in 2015] never leave him," she wrote late Saturday in an email to donors supporting Joe Biden's re-election campaign, days after special counsel Robert Hur's report asserted that the president could not remember when his and Jill Biden's son died. Continue reading...
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