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Former mafia boss says he tried to do deals with former President Trump in the 1980’s

Former mob boss William "Big Billy" D'Elia's storied life includes many characters unknown and those more familiar, like former President Donald Trump.

Rep. Grace Napolitano announces retirement

Rep. Grace Napolitano Saturday announced she will retire at the end of this Congressional term.

IRS commissioner tells agency employees of right to directly inform Congress about their concerns

IRS Commissioner Daniel Werfel told employees in a new memo about their constitutional and statutory right to make protected disclosures to Congress.

David Axelrod says Cornel West poses potential electoral threat to Biden re-election

Democratic consultant David Axelrod warned that Green Party candidate Cornel West could harm President Biden's re-election bid by pulling away votes toward the progressive academic, thereby helping former President Donald Trump.

Iowa GOP schedules Jan. 15 for leadoff presidential caucuses. It’s on Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Iowa Republicans announced Saturday that the party's presidential nominating caucuses will be held Jan. 15, on the federal holiday honoring Martin Luther King Jr., putting the first votes of the 2024 election a little more than six months away as the GOP tries to reclaim the White House.

California Rep. Napolitano announces she will retire at end of term

Rep. Grace Napolitano (D-Calif.) announced on Saturday that she plans to retire at the end of the congressional term. “For 25 years in the United States Congress, I have represented the city of La Puente,” Napolitano said in a statement. “This is the only city I have represented for all of those years. That is why...

Attention turns to legacy admissions after affirmative action ruling

The target on the back of university legacy admissions grew larger after the Supreme Court ruled against the use of race-conscious admissions. Every year, thousands of students are able to get into top schools through their ties to family alumni or wealthy donors, a practice that largely favors applicants who are rich and white. After...

Twitter user suspended for tracking Elon Musk jet moves over to Threads

The Twitter user who was suspended from the platform for tracking the movement of billionaire Elon Musk’s private jet has now moved to rival platform Threads. “ElonMusksJet” launched on Meta-owned Threads on Wednesday, continuing Jack Sweeney’s project of tracking the movements of Musk’s private jet. The account has garnered 24,000 followers as of Saturday. "ElonJet...

Sunday shows preview: War in Ukraine hits 500 days; Biden agrees to send cluster munitions

As the war in Ukraine hits 500 days, President Biden’s controversial decision to send cluster munitions to Kyiv and the country’s ongoing counteroffensive will likely dominate the Sunday morning talk shows this weekend. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who is set to join ABC’s “This Week” for a sit-down interview on Sunday, marked the 500th day of the...

Judge pauses NYC $18-per-hour requirement for delivery workers amid lawsuits

A New York state judge has issued a stay on a New York City rule that would require food delivery companies to pay drivers an almost $18 per hour minimum wage.  New York State Supreme Court Judge Nicholas Moyne issued a preliminary injunction on Friday to pause the rule from going into effect next week...

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