Thursday, May 16, 2024
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Jack Smith Falls Silent Since Judge Delayed Mar-a-Lago Case: Could He Be Hatching an ‘Extraordinary’ Response?
The special prosecutor’s painful dilemma is whether to try to go over Judge Cannon’s head and risk being forced to admit that he wants to try Trump before the election.
Supreme Court Preserves Senator Warren’s Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Rejecting Arguments Its Funding Method Is Unconstitutional
‘The Court repudiated the arguments of the payday loan lobby and made it clear that the CFPB is here to stay,’ the bureau crows.
Montana Senator Urges Washington Commanders To Bring Back Redskins Logo
‘Make no mistake, this logo was inspired and envisioned … as a tribute to Native Americans,’ the senator from Montana says.
Pope Set To Hold Press Conference on Aliens and the Supernatural
NFL Distances Itself From Chiefs Kicker’s Speech at Christian College Praising Motherhood, Faith
Columnists
With the Fed Seemingly Unable To Vanquish Today’s Inflationary Wave, Are Government-Imposed Price Controls Next?
Ignoring a World of Human Rights Abuses, Student Protesters Reserve Their Anger for Israel
Let the Games Begin: Biden-Trump Debates Offer Opportunities for Breakthrough Moments That Were Reagan’s Specialty
Editorials
Opinion
Community Reels as Another Steel Mill Shuts Down, a Victim of Foreign Competition
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
National
Golf’s Top Two Players Must Block Out Life Issues at PGA Championship
Birth of baby, divorce cast a shadow over major championship.
Bipartisan Group of Lawmakers Attempt To Overrule Biden Admin On EV Tax credits
‘Our adversaries should not have access to American tax credits, plain and simple,’ says one lawmaker.
State Immigration Battles Are Unfolding as Federal Court Weighs Texas Law Making Illegal Entry a State Crime
As Texas’s law is held up in court, several states are passing or considering similar measures, bringing urgency to the debate about the extent a state can enforce immigration matters.
Caitlin Clark, Fever Lose WNBA Opener to Connecticut
Rookie sensation scores 20 points, but 10 turnovers mar pro debut.
Knicks Look To Eliminate Pacers With Road Win in Game 6
Victory sends New York to its first Eastern Conference Finals since 2000.
Chinese Communist Party Is Linked to an Organization Responsible for Anti-Israel Protests in America
The program seeks to promote social dysfunction with ‘anti-American narratives, as well as seemingly grassroots activist movements.’
Foreign
After Six Months of Talks, Dutch Populist Geert Wilders Forms Right-Wing Coalition Government
In the 26-page coalition document, the new group promises to ‘Deport people without a valid residence permit as much as possible, even forcibly.’
Putin, Hat in Hand, Arrives in China To Celebrate 75 Years of Communist Ties — and Keep Military Aid Flowing
Behind the state dinner glitz, financial mandarins from both countries are expected to burn the midnight oil, devising secret strategies to maintain China’s exports of dual use materials to support Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Despite Beijing’s Tough Talk, Chances of War Appear Slim — for Now — as Free China’s New President Awaits Inauguration
Far from challenging the Communist regime with rhetoric about the island democracy’s independence, William Lai at his inauguration is expected to wave an olive branch of kinship while focusing on domestic issues.
Right-Wing EU States Rebel Against New Pact Forcing Them To Accept Migrants From Middle East, Africa
‘We will not pay for anything, we will not have to accept any migrants,’ the prime minister of Poland, Donald Tusk, says.
Parts of Paris Will Be Off-Limits Without a QR Code This Summer
The policy resembles the ‘Covid pass’ system used during the pandemic, where QR code passes on phone apps verified vaccination status.
Dozens of Former American Military Leaders Defend Israel, an ‘Indispensable Ally,’ Amid Strained Relations With Washington
Iran and its terrorist proxies ‘are also enemies of the United States and everything we stand for,’ the leaders assert.
Politics
Her Icon Gagged, Trump Loyalist Lauren Boebert Appears at Manhattan Courthouse To Fill In the Blanks
‘They may have gagged President Trump,’ Congresswoman Lauren Boebert says. ‘They didn’t gag me. They didn’t gag the rest of us.’
Battle To Redefine Governor Hogan Erupts in Wake of Maryland Primaries
The post-primary blitz of the Maryland airwaves reflects concern among Democrats and hope among Republicans that Governor Hogan’s candidacy could put Maryland into play.
Haley Voters Break for Trump, Despite Biden’s Best Efforts: Poll
Despite a concerted push from the Biden campaign, the plurality of voters who support Haley prefer Trump over the incumbent president.
‘I’m Ready To Go,’ Trump Quips After Biden Makes Offer To Debate Him Twice
‘Well, make my day, pal,’ President Biden says. ‘I’ll even do it twice.’
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.
Editorials
Opinion
Community Reels as Another Steel Mill Shuts Down, a Victim of Foreign Competition
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
Popular
‘Michael Cohen Is on a Revenge Tour’: As Trump’s Ex-Fixer Faces Day Two of Brutal Cross-Examination, His Ex-Lawyer Slams Him as a ‘Liar’
Right-Wing EU States Rebel Against New Pact Forcing Them To Accept Migrants From Middle East, Africa
Pope Set To Hold Press Conference on Aliens and the Supernatural
State Immigration Battles Are Unfolding as Federal Court Weighs Texas Law Making Illegal Entry a State Crime
Could Fani Willis’s Faltering Prosecution of Donald Trump Disqualify Her From Her Case and Cost Her Re-Election?
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