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By: Ben Whedon
Lawyers with The Thomas More Society represented the defendants and had argued that they had not blocked entry into the clinic, citing video footage.
By: Ben Whedon
"By declining to produce anything of substance in response to the Committee’s request, CCDH is hindering the Committee’s ability to fulfill its constitutional oversight obligations," Jordan wrote.
By: Ben Whedon
The campaign has thus far sold 36,000 t-shirts, 24,000 coffee mugs, and 8,600 posters in the week since his processing at the Fulton County jail.
By: Ben Whedon
McConnell, 81, went silent in the face of a question about seeking reelection in 2026.
The array of posts includes callouts of media figures such as Rupert Murdoch and his other critics, such as former Attorney General Bill Barr.
Posted to X, Ramaswamy's plan outlines three "key problems" affecting the agency.
Kennedy likened his plan to securing a loan by having someone with a superior credit rating serve as a cosigner.
By: Ben Whedon
The suit claims that the images of the sandwich on the store's menus are misleading and amount to a breach of contract.
"So, the only thing we can do is follow God and lead by example," he said.
James has not directly charged Trump himself, though he does face charges from Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg over a 2016 payment his then-personal attorney, Michael Cohen, made to Stormy Daniels.
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