Joseph Weber is an Executive News Editor for Just the News, with a focus on national news in the United States. With his work also appearing in The Washington Post, Joseph covers a wide range of topics including politics, legal cases, international relations, and breaking news stories.
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By: Joseph Weber
Kennedy's campaign says candidate “traveled extensively in Africa, South America and Asia” as environmental advocate, contracted a parasite on one trip
By: Joseph Weber
Trump is accused of falsifying business records to cover up hush money paid to Daniels for the purpose of helping get elected president in 2016. He has pleaded not guilty to the 34 charges and denies the alleged 2006 affair with Daniels.
By: Joseph Weber
Pollack, a computer scientist, will leave the Ithaca, New York, school in June.
By: Joseph Weber
In March, Congress approved, then President Biden signed into law $61 million aid to Ukraine.
By: Joseph Weber
Johnson is the latest among several Republican Capitol Hill lawmakers who have gone to the Manhattan courthouse to support Trump in the criminal hush money trial in which he is a defendant.
Wholesale prices increased in April more than expected in April, the Labor Department reported Tuesday.
By Joseph Weber and Nicholas Ballasy
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Congress and President Biden, respectively, approved and signed into law $60 billion in such aid to Ukraine, which has been trying to defeat the Russian invasion that started in February 2022.
By: Joseph Weber
Clark played for the University of Iowa and holds the NCAA basketball scoring record,
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Walmart said change for remote workers aimed at "bringing more of us together more often.”
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