Giorno: 28 Febbraio 2024

Hunter Biden testifies he ‘did not involve’ his father in his businesses, calls impeachment inquiry ‘baseless’

Hunter Biden testified Wednesday that he “did not involve” his father in his businesses, while blasting House Republicans for having “hunted” him in their “partisan political pursuit” and impeachment inquiry into his father. Hunter Biden appeared on Capitol Hill Wednesday for his closed-door, deposition at the House Oversight and Judiciary committees. Hunter Biden said Republicans […]

Salvini in visita a Verdini nel carcere di Firenze

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Arianna Meloni sul voto in Sardegna: “Siamo arrivati tardi con il candidato, abbiamo perso tutti, non Giorgia. E loro hanno vinto per tremila voti. Dai su…”

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Abruzzo, due i candidati “impresentabili” secondo la commissione Antimafia

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Political leadership and will is needed to fight climate crisis, says Unep head

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Police face scrutiny after man found guilty of 2005 Emma Caldwell murder

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Biden Meets Chicago, Miami Police to Boast Violent Crime Drop

President Joe Biden will focus on crime rates in the U.S. on Wednesday, as he meets with police chiefs from cities that have seen declines in homicides after sharp spikes during the COVID-19 pandemic, the White House said.

Thousands Expected at Memorial for 3 Slain Minnesota First Responders

Thousands of law enforcement officers, firefighters, and paramedics are expected to pack a Minnesota church Wednesday for a memorial service for three first responders who were gunned down while responding to a report of a domestic incident.[#item_full_content]

Domestic Abuse Law Should Cover Carmakers: FCC Chair

The chairwoman of the Federal Communications Commission will propose a potential new rule Wednesday that would subject automakers that sell internet-connected cars to a telecommunications law intended to protect domestic violence survivors.[#item_full_content]

Sen. Rubio: Blocking of Aid to Allies ‘Unsettling’

Washington must prevent foreign courts and activists from vetoing U.S. national security and military decisions, Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., wrote in a letter to Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.[#item_full_content]