Thursday, May 9, 2024
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Judge Cannon, in Key Juncture in Mar-a-Lago Documents Case, Will Weigh Arguments That Could End Jack Smith’s Prosecution of Trump
The case that the special counsel was appointed in violation of the Constitution’s appointments clause is gaining steam in south Florida.
Biden Says America Will Withhold Weapons for Israel To Attack Rafah, Pointing to Concerns Over Civilian Deaths
America is still committed to Israel’s defense, President says, and would supply Iron Dome rocket interceptors and other defensive arms.
It Would Be Foolish To Keep Caitlin Clark Off Team USA at Paris
The hoop phenom’s prolific scoring and appeal can’t be left out of the Olympics.
Trump Slams ‘Sleaze Bags, Lowlifes and Grifters’ in Trial Despite Gag Order and Judge’s Strict Warning That He Could Be Jailed
Producers of ‘The Office’ Teaming Up for Revival of Dunder Mifflin Universe Set at a ‘Dying Midwestern Newspaper’
Columnists
Editorials
Opinion
As Biden’s Coalition Fractures, Anti-Israel Protests Could Prove, as Senator Sanders Suggests, To Be His ‘Vietnam’
RFK Jr., Rejecting ‘Spoiler’ Role, Challenges Trump To Debate Amid an Escalating War of Words
The Time Has Come for President Biden To Remove the Handcuffs on Ukraine’s Military
Oft-Maligned, Nationalism Shows Signs of Emerging as One of the West’s Best Defenses Against Tyranny
National
British Columbia Reinstates Public Drug Use Ban After Failed Experiment
“Effective today, with Health Canada’s approval, public drug use is illegal in all public spaces in B.C..”
Denver Migrants Demand ‘Fresh, Culturally Appropriate’ Food, Free Legal Services Before They Will Move to City Shelters From Tents
Similar demands are coming from another group of migrants camped out next to a children’s playground at Seattle.
Scientists Predict a New ‘Triple Whammy’ Threat to Earth’s Future
‘The result is a mostly hostile environment devoid of food and water sources for mammals.’
Philadelphia Cracks Down on Notorious Kensington Open-Air Drug Market, Ground Zero of ‘Tranq’ Epidemic: Will Anyone Be Prosecuted?
Philadelphia’s mayor, like other Democratic leaders, is taking a tougher-on-crime approach. But ‘nobody talks about the prosecution aspect,’ one observer tells the Sun.
Boy Scouts of America Changing Name, Aiming To Feel ‘Very, Very Welcome’ to Everyone
The change to Scouting America comes as the organization seeks to redefine itself, focusing on inclusivity after emerging from bankruptcy triggered by a wave of sexual abuse claims.
With AI Fake Photos of Met Gala Swirling Online, Viewers Call for Ban on Dupes
‘Readers added context they thought people might want to know. This is either AI or digitally altered.’
Foreign
King Charles ‘Too Busy’ To See Prince Harry in ‘Harsh Message of Rejection’ As Meghan Hires PR Pro To Fix Her ‘Appalling Public Image’
A representative of the Duke of Sussex said father and son can’t meet during Harry’s London visit because of King Charles’ busy schedule.
UN Risks Losing Crucial American Backing as It Moves To Add Palestine as a Non-Voting Member
America is concerned about ‘any effort to extend certain benefits to entities when there are unresolved questions as to whether the Palestinians currently meet the criteria’ under the UN Charter, a spokesman for the American mission at the UN says.
The Race Is On for the Dark Side of the Moon — and China Is Pushing Ahead of the Pack
The competition poses ‘major military implications for the U.S.,’ a professor of space policy says. ‘There is the danger that we might lose the strategic high ground to China.’
Biden, While Claiming American Support for Israel is ‘Ironclad,’ Halts Transfer of Bombs as Attack on Rafah Is Levied
‘Two things could be true,’ is how the White House press secretary describes the administration’s double talk.
Iran’s Auto Industry, Buoyed by Sanctions, Finds a Potential Customer in North Korea
Outcast nations look for a deal that would ‘highlight the ineffectiveness of sanctions.’
Biden, Despite Vows of ‘Ironclad’ Support of Israel, Blocks Weapons Systems Deliveries as Report to Congress on War Looms
Biden has long warned Israel against a ‘major operation’ at Rafah, and the withholding of arms seems like his way of ensuring that the IDF does not widen its operation there any further.
Politics
Nikki Haley Voters Turning Out for Her in Primaries, as Trump Wins 78 Percent in Indiana — Where He’s Unopposed
Trump, who is often quick to celebrate his victories, has been so far silent on the Indiana primary results.
R.F.K. Jr. Says Doctors Found a Dead Worm in His Brain
‘I have short-term memory loss, and I have longer-term memory loss that affects me,’ Mr. Kennedy says.
As Senator Menendez’s Corruption Trial Set To Begin, Speculation Swirls Around Independent Bid
The coming trial will be the second time the embattled senator goes to trial.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Challenges Trump to Debate at Libertarian Convention
‘Let’s meet at the Libertarian convention and show the American public that at least two of the major candidates aren’t afraid to debate each other,’ Mr. Kennedy said.
Marjorie Taylor Greene Stalls Plan To Oust Speaker but Issues New Threats: ‘The Ball Is in Mike Johnson’s Court’
Greene has made four new demands she says must be met in order for her to abandon her effort to oust the speaker.
Editorials
Opinion
As Biden’s Coalition Fractures, Anti-Israel Protests Could Prove, as Senator Sanders Suggests, To Be His ‘Vietnam’
RFK Jr., Rejecting ‘Spoiler’ Role, Challenges Trump To Debate Amid an Escalating War of Words
The Time Has Come for President Biden To Remove the Handcuffs on Ukraine’s Military
Oft-Maligned, Nationalism Shows Signs of Emerging as One of the West’s Best Defenses Against Tyranny
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Judge Cannon, in Key Juncture in Mar-a-Lago Documents Case, Will Weigh Arguments That Could End Jack Smith’s Prosecution of Trump
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Trump Slams ‘Sleaze Bags, Lowlifes and Grifters’ in Trial Despite Gag Order and Judge’s Strict Warning That He Could Be Jailed
Nikki Haley Voters Turning Out for Her in Primaries, as Trump Wins 78 Percent in Indiana — Where He’s Unopposed
Denver Migrants Demand ‘Fresh, Culturally Appropriate’ Food, Free Legal Services Before They Will Move to City Shelters From Tents
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