Thursday, July 10, 2025
The former dean of Harvard Law School emerges as more likely than her liberal colleagues to make common cause with conservatives.
The right-wing former president and dozens of others are on trial for allegedly trying to steal the most recent election and assassinate President da Silva.
Is there anyone running in the current contest who would rather be right than be mayor?
The protesters oppose an alleged shipment of weapons bound via the airport for Tel Aviv.
Christian Horner’s dismissal comes as the big screen is helping the sport to grow in popularity.
‘This Department of Justice will continue its fight to protect equal opportunities for women and girls in sports,’ Bondi says.
The current moderation system has led to an ‘explosion of hate’ online, the head of the Anti-Defamation League says.
The bishop says the decision was made ‘in light of the pastoral needs of our diocese’ and concerns of ‘many’ congregants.
The Eighth Circuit Court says the FTC skipped key steps in rulemaking, leaving consumers stuck with negative option marketing.
Attacks are laid to frogmen placing limpet mines or saboteurs planting bombs.
The report also presents the first legal framework for prosecuting Hamas terrorists over their use of sexual violence as a weapon of war.
‘You can’t let them revert back to the shadow war cost free. We got to an overt war because they never were made to feel the price of the covert war,’ one analyst says.
Russian transport minister is fired, then found dead, as heads roll in anti-corruption show trials.
Secretary Rubio cancels a visit to Seoul after Communist China’s party boss is invited to South Korea.
The president also says he is seeking a ‘permanent deal with Iran’ to end its pursuit of nuclear weapons.
The doctor’s lawyers cite President Trump as precedent, referencing his own invocation of the Fifth Amendment.
‘We call it the ABZ — anybody but Zohran,’ a real estate executive tells the Sun. ‘We’re trying desperately to unite Curtis, Andrew, and Eric.’
‘That is unbelievable. Do you want to waste the time?’ the president asks.
The panel is looking into whether there needs to be legislative fixes to how the White House staff manages the president.
Laurel Libby continues to speak out against biological males competing in girls’ sports ahead of Supreme Court cases on the issue.
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