Trump Requests Delay In Hush Money Trial Pending Supreme Court Decision
Trump's lawyers asked Manhattan Judge Juan Manuel Merchan on Monday to adjourn the trial indefinitely until the immunity claim in his Washington, D.C., election interference case is resolved.
Alabama Sen. Katie Britt Defends Trafficking Story Amid Controversy
Senator Katie Boyd Britt (R-Ala.) has staunchly defended her use of a graphic sex-trafficking story from nearly two decades ago to criticize President Joe Biden's border policies.
Israel's Netanyahu Defies Biden's Warning On Rafah Invasion
"We'll go there. We're not going to leave. You know, I have a red line. You know what the red line is, that October 7 doesn't happen again. Never happens again," said Benjamin Netanyahu in an interview with MSNBC on Saturday.
US Evacuates Embassy Staff In Haiti Amid Escalating Gang Violence
In an airlift operation, military aircraft flew American employees out of the country, emphasizing that no Haitians were on board.
National Guard Soldiers And Border Patrol Agent Killed In Texas Helicopter Crash
Chief Warrant Officer 2 Casey Frankoski, 28, and Chief Warrant Officer 2 John Grassia, 30, both from the New York National Guard, and Border Patrol Agent Chris Luna, 49, lost their lives in the tragic crash.
Supreme Court To Hear Trump's Immunity Plea In April
The immunity case stems from a lower court's rejection of Trump's claim that he was immune from prosecution due to his presidential actions to overturn Joe Biden's 2020 election victory.
Alabama Gov. Ivey Signs IVF Protection Bill Amid Legal Turmoil
The new law, a Republican-backed initiative, does not directly address the personhood issue at the core of the Supreme Court ruling but aims to provide civil and criminal immunity to IVF providers and patients for the destruction or damage to embryos.
Mitch McConnell Endorses Trump's Presidential Bid In Surprising Turnaround
The announcement marks a stark turnabout from McConnell, who had previously referred to Trump as "morally responsible" for the Capitol siege.
Elon Musk Clarifies Stance On Political Donations After Meeting With Trump
The announcement comes after Musk's private meeting with Trump in Palm Beach, Florida, where they discussed undisclosed matters.
Rep. Dean Phillips Withdraws From 2024 Democratic Presidential Race, Backs Biden
The decision follows Biden's success in winning Minnesota on Super Tuesday and the recent downsizing of Phillips' campaign staff, particularly before the Michigan primary, where he fell short with less than 3% support.
Texas Senate Race: Colin Allred Wins Democratic Primary, To Face Ted Cruz In Nov.
"I can't tell you how much it means to me to be your nominee to be the next senator from the great state of Texas," Allred said Tuesday.
Elon Musk Reportedly Met Donald Trump In Florida Amid Fundraising Push
The meeting, reported by The New York Times, took place in sunny Palm Beach, Florida, alongside a select group of unnamed wealthy Republican donors, where the two influential figures engaged in discussions that could have significant implications for the upcoming 2024 presidential campaign.
Super Tuesday: Biden And Trump Win Big; Haley Plans To Exit Race
Trump notched victories in Texas, California, and 10 other states, while Nikki Haley prevented a clean sweep by winning Vermont. On the Democratic side, President Biden swept all 15 states with Democratic contests, including the Iowa caucuses.
Trump Seeks Reduction In $83.3 Million Jury Award In Carroll Defamation Case
"This Court's erroneous decision to dramatically limit the scope of President Trump's testimony almost certainly influenced the jury's verdict, and thus a new trial is warranted," the lawyers wrote in court filings on Tuesday
Trump's Defense Opposes Gag Order Ahead Of Hush Money Trial
In a filing on Monday, defense attorney Todd Blanche said, "American voters have the First Amendment right to hear President Trump's uncensored voice on all issues related to this case."
US Airman Pleads Guilty To Leaking Military Documents, Faces Lengthy Sentence
The guilty plea is part of a deal with prosecutors that stipulates a prison term between 11 and nearly 17 years.
US Supreme Court Temporarily Blocks Texas Immigration Law
Justice Samuel Alito issued an order on Monday, temporarily halting the law until at least March 13, following an emergency request by the Justice Department.
Trump Triumphs In North Dakota Republican Caucuses Ahead Of Super Tuesday
The success marks another triumph for Trump as he heads into Super Tuesday, where results from 16 states and one territory will play an important role in the race for the presidential nomination.
Nikki Haley Triumphs Over Trump In D.C. Republican Primary
Haley's triumph, with nearly 63 percent of the vote, came in the Washington, D.C. Republican primary held over the weekend. Trump trailed behind with 33.22 percent of votes.
Trump Appeals Disqualification In Illinois Primary Ballot
The ruling, issued by Cook County Circuit Judge Tracie Porter, a Democrat, asserted that Trump's involvement in the January 6, 2021, insurrection rendered him ineligible for office under the 14th Amendment.
Key Highlights From Trump And Biden's Border Visit
Biden arrived in Brownsville, Tex., where he met with federal Border Patrol agents and local law enforcement officials. In contrast, Trump's visit to another city along the U.S.-Mexico border portrayed a different tone. He met with Border Patrol officials and the Texas National Guard, walking by a wall of razor wire and military vehicles.
Trump Pushes Sen. Steve Daines To consider running For GOP Senate leader
Daines, who also serves as the chair of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, has been cautious in responding to speculation about succeeding McConnell.
Biden Declared 'Fit For Duty' In Annual Physical Exam Amid Presidency Hopes
The thorough examination, lasting over two and a half hours, concluded with Dr. O'Connor stating that Biden "is a healthy, active, robust 81-year-old male who remains fit to successfully execute the duties of the presidency."
Tom Suozzi Sworn Into Congress, Shrinking GOP Majority
Suozzi's return to Congress holds significance as it adds to the challenges faced by House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., in managing a fragile majority.
Congress Leaders Reach Partial Budget Deal To Avert Government Shutdown
The specific funding bills pertain to critical agencies, including agriculture, veterans affairs, and housing. Under the newly negotiated terms, these agencies will now be funded through March 8, while the remaining government funding will be extended until March 22.
Trump Ineligible For Illinois Primary Ballot Under 14th Amendment, Judge Rules
Despite the ruling, early voting for the Illinois primary is already underway, and the judge stayed her decision until Friday. The temporary stay grants Trump the opportunity to appeal the order and ensures his name remains on the ballot, at least until the end of the week.
US Army To Cut 24,000 Positions Amid Strategic Shift
The decision, outlined in a new Army document, aligns with the Pentagon's refocus on countering Chinese and Russian military capabilities after decades of concentrating on the fight against terrorism.
House Democrats Pressure Speaker Johnson To Avert Government Shutdown
The urgency stems from the looming Friday deadline, creating a stark need for a resolution on funding legislation to avoid a partial government shutdown.
Judge Affirms Kristina Karamo's Removal As Michigan GOP Chair Amid Party Infighting
The Michigan Republican Party also supported her removal, endorsing former U.S. Rep. Pete Hoekstra as the new chair, backed by former President Donald Trump.
Michigan Primary 2024: Biden And Trump Secure Wins, Set Stage For A Potential Rematch
Notably, a significant number of voters opted to cast their ballots as "uncommitted," showcasing a divided sentiment among Democratic voters.