Politics

Hunter Biden, the son of President Joe Biden, is facing a federal gun case that is set to go to trial next month, as confirmed by U.S. District Judge Maryellen Noreika on Tuesday. Despite the efforts of Hunter Biden’s lawyers to push for a delay until September, citing the need for more time to prepare
Recent events have brought to light the ongoing battle between Michael Cohen, former personal lawyer and fixer for Donald Trump, and the former president himself. The testimony provided by Cohen in Trump’s New York criminal hush money trial has the potential to be a game-changer in the legal proceedings against the ex-president. Once a staunch
Donald Trump recently made it crystal clear that Nikki Haley, former Republican presidential candidate, is not being considered for his running mate. Despite rumors circulating about Haley potentially being on Trump’s vice presidential shortlist, Trump’s recent statement on Truth Social shut down any speculation surrounding her candidacy. The abrupt tone used by Trump in dismissing
A federal appeals court recently made a decision regarding Hunter Biden’s attempt to dismiss the pending criminal gun case against him. The court ruled that the appeal was premature and cleared the way for the trial to proceed on June 3 in U.S. District Court in Delaware. This ruling comes as a blow to Hunter
Recent developments in the ongoing conflict in Gaza have seen Hamas approving a cease-fire proposal aimed at halting the war in the region. This proposal, which has been communicated to Egyptian and Qatari negotiators, has sparked discussions on the potential for peace in the area. However, while Hamas has given the green light to the