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Trump faces possible obstruction of justice charges for concealing classified government documents – 2 important things to know about what this means
Clark D. Cunningham, Georgia State University A court filing by the Justice Department just minutes before midnight on Aug. 30, 2022, was a sharply worded attack on former President Donald Trump’s request for a so-called “special master” – a neutral arbiter – to review the documents the FBI seized at his estate, Mar-a-Lago, earlier in the month. Bottom line: The Justice Department says the documents don’t belong to Trump and says someone has deliberately concealed documents marked classified from a
Pass voting rights legislation, Martin Luther King Jr.’s descendants told Democrats
On Monday, Martin Luther King Jr.’s family pushed the efforts of the Democrats in voting rights legislation passage, as they entertained interviews and spoke publicly, then led a huge march in Washington D.C., Insider reported. Hundreds of attendees did not
Ex-Senate majority leader Harry Reid dies
Harry Reid, former Senate Majority Leader, passed away at 82 on Tuesday. The politician served in Congress from 1983. He retired in 2017, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer the next year, and announced that his disease was in remission in
Democrat Senator Manchin denies support for Build Back Better Act
Following months of negotiations, Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W. Va. Said on Sunday that he made up his mind to not back the Build Back Better Act, a huge social spending bill, FOX News reported. Manchin told “Fox News Sunday” that
Nationalist leaders, groups slammed with $26-M in damages over 2017 Unite the Right rally
Seventeen white nationalist leaders and organizations were ordered by a jury on Tuesday to compensate damages worth $26 million over the chaos that emerged during the fatal Unite the Right protest in Charlottesville in 2017. The U.S. District Court impasse