The special master evaluating the materials stated on Tuesday that Donald Trump’s assertions of executive and attorney-client privilege over certain documents that the FBI collected from his Mar-a-Lago property lacked sufficient evidence to decide in his favor.
The office of Florida governor Ron DeSantis responded to media claims that his recent easing of voting restrictions in the three counties with heavily damaged by Hurricane Ian was motivated by the fact that these areas lean Republican.
Pakistan’s foreign affairs ministry summoned the United States ambassador on Saturday to convey its “disappointment and worry” over President Joe Biden’s characterization of Pakistan as “one of the most dangerous nations” and his questioning its nuclear weapons safety standards.
The Biden administration has warned of retaliation for last week’s significant oil production cut by Saudi Arabia-led OPEC and its Russia-led partners, escalating Washington’s dispute with a major Middle Eastern ally.
Senate Republicans have proposed an amendment to the yearly National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) that would remove wording from the Democrats’ version of the bill that would expand the military conscription to include women.
The United States Justice Department asked the Supreme Court on Tuesday to reject former President Donald Trump’s request to re-authorize an independent arbiter to vet classified records seized from his Florida home.
Russian cyberattacks are happening here in the U.S. right now. A pro-Russian political hacking group has claimed responsibility for distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks that brought several major US airports’ public websites offline. The Cyberattack did not affect U.S. air travel, and the Russian hacking group has targeted other countries opposing Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
People familiar with the situation say a senior Justice Department official recently informed Donald Trump’s legal team that law enforcement agents do not believe the ex-president returned all of the federal records. Despite the claim that he returned the documents, he took them with him after he left the White House.
President Biden said Thursday that he would pardon all past criminal convictions of simple marijuana possession and ask federal officials to reconsider how the substance is categorized.
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has given the DOJ until early next week to respond to former President Donald Trump’s legal filing; Trump’s filing requests that the special master assigned to the case be allowed to review dozens of documents seized in the FBI raid on his Mar-a-Lago property in Palm Beach, Florida.