Former President Donald Trump is set to scoop up hundreds of delegates on Super Tuesday, likely putting him less than 200 delegates away from securing his third GOP nomination for president.
An attorney for former President Trump accused Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg (D) of “misconduct” when comparing his treatment of Michael Cohen to Allen Weisselberg, Trump’s longtime financial gatekeeper. In a letter addressed to Bragg, Trump attorney Todd Blanche accused the district attorney of “ongoing prosecutorial misconduct” in his ongoing hush money case brought against Trump. Blanche...
California’s ski resorts were hit by a massive blizzard this weekend, with some mountain towns seeing more than 10 feet of snow, according to the total snowfall data released Monday. Sugar Bowl measured 126 inches of snow, topping the list, followed by Soda Springs CalTrans’s 116 inches of snow and Kingvale CalTrans’s 106 inches. Other...
The Supreme Court on Monday temporarily blocked a Texas law that allowed state law enforcement officers to arrest migrants entering the United States from Mexico. In an order signed by Justice Samuel Alito, the high court blocked Texas from enacting the law until March 13, giving the state until March 11 to respond to the...
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Retired federal Judge J. Michael Luttig on Monday called the Supreme Court decision allowing former President Trump to remain on the presidential ballot “stunning in its overreach.” In an interview on CNN’s “The Lead,” Luttig refrained from criticizing the decision to let Trump stay on the ballot, but he said the Supreme Court’s expansive decision...
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More than 20 percent of those planning on voting for former President Trump believe he has committed a serious crime, according to a recent poll. A New York Times/Siena College poll found that 21 percent of those voters planning on backing Trump in November’s election think he has committed a serious federal crime. Sixty-eight percent said he...
Hollywood legend Rita Moreno, who turned 92 in December, sharply criticized the rhetoric comparing former President Trump’s 91 criminal charges to President Biden’s age of 81. In an interview on “The View,” Moreno said the presidential candidates’ apparent political weaknesses are not comparable, but she’s not surprised that many focus on Biden’s age, pointing to...