Wednesday, May 15, 2024
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Mike Johnson, Without a ‘Wand’ To Rid Trump of Jack Smith, Instead Makes a Pilgrimage To Show His Support
The man who is second in the line of succession took the time to attend the trial of President Trump — only to be stuffed into the overflow room.
Hunter Biden Will Stand Trial on Gun Charges Starting June 3, After Judge Rejects Hail Mary Bid To Delay
The first son has made a number of motions to dismiss charges in recent months.
With More Countries Joining South Africa in Demanding Israel Be Declared Guilty of Genocide, International Court Plans Hearings
Conducting a hearing so soon after announcing it is unprecedented, a former Israeli deputy attorney general says, adding that providing Jerusalem so little time to prepare a defense ‘could eventually hurt not only Israel, but the prestige of the court itself.’
A Betrayal for the Ages: As the Biden Administration Turns on Israel, the Trump Campaign Begins To Look Like a Juggernaut
Harvard Surrenders to Anti-Israel Protesters, Will Reinstate Suspended Students and Discuss Divestment
Columnists
Biden’s Tariffs on Communist China’s Products: Too Little, Too Late, Too Meek
Harvard’s Capitulation to Anti-Israel Mob Is Latest Sign Its Interim President Must Go
Soaring Taxes, Surging Debt: If Biden Wins a Second Term, Economic Consequences Could Prove Disastrous
Editorials
Opinion
Americans, With So Much Bleak News on TV and Social Media, Are Embracing Nostalgic Pursuits Like Vintage Cars
Rising Anxiety, Mental Illness Among Today’s College Students Suggests a Generation That Never Achieved Independence From Their Parents
It Would Be Foolish To Keep Caitlin Clark Off Team USA at Paris
As Biden’s Coalition Fractures, Anti-Israel Protests Could Prove, as Senator Sanders Suggests, To Be His ‘Vietnam’
National
Orcas Sink Another Yacht In The Strait Of Gibraltar
A particular group of around 15 orcas, known as ‘Gladis,’ is believed to be behind the attacks.
States Sue Biden Administration Over New Gender Identity Guidance Holding Employers Liable for Pronouns, Bathrooms
‘This end-run around our constitutional institutions misuses federal power to eliminate women’s private spaces and punish the use of biologically-accurate pronouns,’ Tennessee’s attorney general says.
Even Higher Gas Prices Coming to California as State Seeks to Curb Fossil Fuels, Fight Climate Change
California’s average regular unleaded gas prices are already $5.27 a gallon, nearly $2 higher than the national average of $3.61, data show.
Utah Professor Thinks She’s on the Cusp of an Alzheimer’s Breakthrough
The discovery opens the door to potentially life-saving treatments for patients with brain tumors and other neurological diseases.
Federal Judge Will Weigh In on Mississippi Power Plan That Has Environmentalists, Clean Energy Backers at Odds
Tuesday’s hearing is the latest in a series of battles over the future of America’s electrical grid.
In a World First, Gene Therapy Restores Child’s Hearing
The procedure introduces the virus in a way that allows the body to naturally eliminate it after its crucial task of genetic repair is completed.
Foreign
Negotiated Peace in Kyiv-Moscow War Will Embolden Putin, Former Ukrainian President Says, Decrying Delay in American War Aid
Ex-president, believed to have been poisoned by the Kremlin, says he is ashamed to hear arguments about ‘war fatigue’ and that it shouldn’t be an excuse to stop fighting.
War of Attrition Emerging as Putin’s Strategy for the Next Phase of His War With Ukraine
His choice of an economist to be new defense minister, coming after the Congress votes military aid to Ukraine, recalls lessons from the collapse of the Soviet Union.
South Korea Scandal Dubbed ‘Dior Gate’ Heads to Court as Witness Testifies First Lady Accepted Handbag Bribe
President Yoon contends his wife was set up by a liberal newspaper that purchased the luxury item as a sting operation.
Jerusalem-Cairo Relations in Jeopardy Over Disagreements Regarding Gaza and the Hamas War
Israel says it must defeat Hamas’s remaining four battalions that are holed-up at Rafah, while Egypt has long opposed a military operation at the city on its border.
A Former NBA Coach, David Blatt Is Teaching Basketball Despite Battling MS
The Israeli-American coaching legend is making an impact on and off the court.
Zelensky Says Army Locked in ‘Fierce’ Border Battles Amid Renewed Russian Assault as Putin Picks New Defense Chief
Outgunned and outnumbered Ukrainian soldiers are trying to push back a significant Russian ground offensive.
Politics
Third Person Pleads Guilty in Henry Cuellar Bribery, Money Laundering Investigation
Prosecutors are accusing the Texas Democrat and his wife of participating in bribery, unlawful foreign influence, and money laundering for accepting $600,000 in bribes from Azerbaijan’s state-run oil company and a bank headquartered in Mexico.
Republicans Aim To Put Biden on His Heels on Israel With Vote To Force Release of Arms
One congressman who has already introduced articles of impeachment against the president says he has engaged in a ‘quid pro quo’ for political purposes in withholding aid.
Prosecution in Hunter Biden’s Gun Case Asks Judge To Include Laptop as Evidence, Exclude ‘Sweetheart’ Plea Deal
The government argues it’s important to prove he was using drugs when he purchased and possessed the weapon.
Former Trump Attorney, John Eastman, Due in Arizona Court for 2020 Fake Electors Scheme
Attorney John Eastman is one of 18 allies of President Trump facing criminal charges in Arizona.
House GOP Preparing Contempt Resolution Against Garland for Refusing To Turn Over Audio of Biden’s Interview With Special Counsel
The committees will hold parallel meetings on Thursday to move the contempt resolution forward.
Editorials
Opinion
Americans, With So Much Bleak News on TV and Social Media, Are Embracing Nostalgic Pursuits Like Vintage Cars
Rising Anxiety, Mental Illness Among Today’s College Students Suggests a Generation That Never Achieved Independence From Their Parents
It Would Be Foolish To Keep Caitlin Clark Off Team USA at Paris
As Biden’s Coalition Fractures, Anti-Israel Protests Could Prove, as Senator Sanders Suggests, To Be His ‘Vietnam’
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