Trevor Noah Is Leaving ‘The Daily Show’ After 7 Years
“It’s been one of my greatest challenges. It’s been one of my greatest joys,” said the South African-born comedian.[#item_full_content]Read More
Month: September 2022
Ginni Thomas Sticks By False Election Fraud Claim During Jan. 6 Committee Meeting
The wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas did not provide any evidence or specific reasoning to back up her claim, insiders said.[#item_full_content]Read More
No One Knows Who Will Control The Senate Next Year
Democrats are hoping to defy history. Republicans are betting on economic issues.[#item_full_content]Read More
NFL HORROR: Star QB Sent To Hospital After 2nd Hard Hit In 5 Days
The team said he suffered head and neck injuries during the play and was taken by ambulance for evaluation.[#item_full_content]Read More
Judge Rules Trump Can Ignore Special Master Order To Prove Claim FBI ‘Planted’ Docs
Judge Aileen Cannon lets Trump skate — for now — on his highly suspect claims that the FBI planted files in records seized from Mar-a-Lago.[#item_full_content]Read More
Suicide Bomb Blast Hits Education Center In Kabul, Killing At Least 19
Dozens were also wounded in the explosion, a Taliban-appointed spokesman for the Kabul police chief said.[#item_full_content]Read More
Latest Updates: Ian Forecast To Make Landfall In South Carolina On Friday As Cat 1 Hurricane
Along the coast, 4 to 7 feet of storm surge is expected, rivaling problems created by hurricanes over the past decade.[#item_full_content]Read More
Floods Trap Many In Florida As Ian Heads To South Carolina
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Senate passes funding bill to likely thwart weekend shutdown
The Senate approved a stopgap spending bill on Thursday afternoon that funds the government through mid-December, sending it to the House and likely averting a government shutdown that would hit in less than 48 hours. The stopgap would fund the government through Dec. 16, granting congressional appropriators more time for talks on a broader funding
Judge again sides with Trump in Mar-a-Lago documents fight
The judge overseeing Donald Trump’s challenge to the FBI’s seizure of documents from his Florida estate again sided with the former president Thursday in the ongoing showdown with the Justice Department. U.S. District Court Judge Aileen Cannon issued an order extending the timeline of an outside review Trump demanded of the documents and other materials