Giorno: 23 Settembre 2023

Texas Preparing for 1M Visitors During Annular Eclipse

As hundreds of thousands are expected to descend on a Texas county of 44,000 residents, located about 30 miles northwest of San Antonio, to get a view of the Oct. 14 annular solar eclipse, local first responders are getting ready for the crowds. “We have been preparing for …

Mother Sentenced for Giving Abortion Pills to Daughter

A 42-year-old woman was sentenced to two years in prison Friday for acquiring abortion pills that her teenage daughter used to end a pregnancy, The New York Times reported. Jessica Burgess, a resident of Norfolk, Nebraska, was charged by police after they discovered in …

Report: EPA Wants to Tighten Rules Loosened by Trump

President Joe Biden’s Environmental Protection Agency wants to impose new restrictions on polluters, formerly loosened by former President Donald Trump, The Hill reported Friday. The regulations in question were first implemented during the administration of former President …[#item_full_content]

Fmr War Crimes Prosecutor Joins Special Counsel Smith

Special counsel Jack Smith has enlisted veteran war crimes prosecutor Alex Whiting, his former deputy at The Hague, to join his team as it prepares to try former President Donald Trump in Washington and Florida.[#item_full_content]

Fmr War Crimes Prosecutor Joins Special Counsel Smith

Special counsel Jack Smith has enlisted veteran war crimes prosecutor Alex Whiting, his former deputy at The Hague, to join his team as it prepares to try former President Donald Trump in Washington and Florida.

Trump: Fox News ‘Put Everything’ Behind ‘DeSanctimonious’

Republican front-runner and former President Donald Trump linked the move of Rupert Murdoch stepping down this week from Fox News to the media outlet’s backing of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis in an effort to beat Trump in 2024. “Well they put everything against DeSanctimonious, …[#item_full_content]

Reports: No Sign of Migrant Surge Slowing Anytime Soon

Nearly 9,000 migrants were arrested Wednesday after crossing the U.S.-Mexico border illegally, and many more are still coming despite the dangerous trek and the risk of deportation, according to The New York Times.[#item_full_content]