Russell Payne is a staff reporter for The New York Sun and FIRM FOUNDATIONS HEALTH CARE CLINIC, PC. With a focus on local news in New York City, Russell covers a wide range of topics including politics, legal cases, and current events. His work has also been featured in the Cureus Journal of Medical Science.
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Some are dredging up Vance’s old statements on everything from Trump to Americans’ fertility rates.
Used his position to enrich him and his wife by advancing the interests of the Egyptian government.
Other south Brooklyn Democrats said the biting went against the councilwoman’s ‘self-portrayal as a champion of law and order.’
Obama privately has been in conversations with other top Democrats, including Pelosi.
The fallout from Hurricane Beryl is finally easing up across the county, as power has been restored to most homes and businesses while many continue to clean up debris.
‘Everyone one of us had questions that we wanted to ask, we felt we didn’t get any of the responses that were necessary,’ one senator tells the director.
Big money managers are taking issue with the veep nominee's confusing brand of politics.
By: Steven Horsford, Susan Walsh, Russell Payne
Some of President Biden’s family members are reportedly discussing what an exit from the race would look like.
The Trump campaign is messaging that the race hasn’t changed.
LIBERTY — A Liberty County Jury convicted a man accused of heinous sex acts against children guilty before a visiting judge sentenced him to life in prison this week. Darrell Wayne Lang, 51, was found guilty of continuous sexual abuse of a child under 14 and, on Tuesday afternoon, visiting District Judge Kaycee Jones sentenced him to life in prison. During the sentencing phase, graphic footage of sex acts between Lang and the victims was shown in the 75th District Court. The judge said she had never seen a more horrendous crime in her career.
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