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Former NRA head Wayne LaPierre ordered to pay more than $4M in corruption case

Former National Rifle Association (NRA) head Wayne LaPierre was ordered to pay more than $4 million for mismanaging charitable funds to the organization he led for over three decades. The Manhattan jury found that LaPierre, along with other leaders of the prominent gun rights group, diverted millions of dollars for lavish personal trips and other...

The Memo: Trump rallies the MAGA base in South Carolina, aiming to finish Haley

ROCK HILL, S.C. — Former President Trump rallied a packed, raucous crowd here on Friday afternoon as he sought to deliver a final blow in the battle for the GOP nomination. Around 6,000 people lined up hours in advance to see Trump in a Winthrop University sports arena on the eve of the South Carolina...

Marijuana advocates urge Biden to act

Click in for more news from The Hill {beacon} Health Care Health Care   The Big Story Marijuana legalization a potential campaign boost, advocates say As Biden boasts his accomplishments on the campaign trail, activists and strategists say stronger action on marijuana reform could add some extra energy to his reelection bid. © AP Photo/Alex...

Trump pledges second-term tit-for-tat tariffs: ‘It’s called you screw us, and we screw you’

Former President Trump on Friday signaled he would engage in escalatory trade wars with foreign nations if reelected, a tactic he employed during his first term that economists have warned could worsen inflation. Trump, speaking at a rally in South Carolina on the eve of the primary there, told supporters that would enact the “Trump...

SCOTUS to hear social media law cases

Welcome to The Hill's Technology newsletter {beacon} Technology Technology The Big Story Supreme Court to weigh social media bans The Supreme Court on Monday will hear two cases stemming from controversial laws in Texas and Florida imposing social media restrictions after lower courts issued differing opinions. © AP The laws aim to block social media companies...

Fargo loses challenge to North Dakota’s crackdown on local gun control laws

A judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the city of Fargo, which challenged North Dakota's statewide ban on firearms-related zoning ordinances.

Judge rejects Chicago measure to raise luxury property tax, fund homeless services

A judge has rejected a Chicago ballot measure proposing a one-time luxury property tax hike to subsidize services for the city's homeless.

College DEI crackdown passes Alabama Senate

Alabama lawmakers are advancing legislation aimed at prohibiting so-called diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives universities, schools and other public institutions.

Abandoning Ukraine now will shred America’s global credibility — and highlight short-lived US promises

If America leaves Ukraine to fend for itself, why would anyone ever trust a word that comes out of the mouth of any US...

Tish James and other Trump persecutors are perverting the American legal system

The lawsuits against Donald Trump are a perversion of the American justice system undertaken for political reasons.

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