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Donald Trump pardons approximately 1,500 defendants who were charged after the riot at the US Capitol, refers to them as J6 hostages, Nancy Pelosi calls it shameful and writes that we must always remember the hero police officers that ensured that democracy survived

Debate regarding Elon Musk's gesture where he pounded his chest and then raised his right arm upward in an angular motion during Donald Trump's inauguration, one commenter says Musk was extending his heart to the crowd while others say it was a Roman salute that soldiers used to greet their commanders as a show of respect and loyalty

Joe Biden issues preemptive pardons for Anthony Fauci and his siblings along with their partners among others, says he believes in the rule of law and is optimistic that the strength of our legal institutions will ultimately prevail over politics but that baseless and politically motivated investigations wreak havoc on targeted individuals

Starbucks reverses open-door policy that was introduced in 2018 after two black men were arrested at a Philadelphia Starbucks with a policy where non-paying customers were asked to leave, company spokesperson Jaci Anderson says the new rules help prioritizing paying customers and that they can create a better environment for everyone by setting clear expectations for behavior, in 2022 Starbucks closed 16 stores around the country of which six in Los Angeles due to repeated safety issues

Amazon cuts DEI and LGBTQ program as Trump nears his return to the White House, follows similar recent adjustments by for instance McDonald's and Meta, mentions regarding the company's work at the federal and state level on legislation on protections for transgender people as well as its stand in solidarity with black employees and customers removed from its webpage

Joe Biden says the federal government will cover all costs for the first 180 days of the Los Angeles fire recovery, emphasizes to the state officials that no expenses should be spared

Widespread debate regarding DEI programs and policies related to the endangered Delta smelt fish after the Los Angeles wildfires which have forced more than 180,000 people out of their homes, Governor Gavin Newsom's director of communications Izzy Gardon says the focus is on protecting people and not on playing politics and also making sure firefighters have all the resources they need

Justin Trudeau announces he will resign as Canada's prime minister and as leader of the Liberal Party as soon as his party selects a new leader, has been criticized both externally and within his party with declining popularity culminating in the resignation of Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland in December, has governed the country since 2015

Joe Biden bans new offshore oil and gas drilling in most US coastal waters, uses the authority of the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act which requires an act of Congress to repeal, Donald Trump's spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt calls it a disgraceful decision that shows that Biden clearly wants high gas prices to be his legacy and adds that the Trump administration will "drill, baby, drill"

Joe Biden honors George Soros and Hillary Clinton with the Nation's highest civilian honor the Presidential Medal of Freedom, notes that he belives great leaders put decency above all else and made America and the world a better place, Robert F. Kennedy and Argentinian soccer player Lionel Messi also among the 19 recipients

One dead and seven injured after explosion in a Tesla Cybertruck outside Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas, Elon Musk comments on X that they have confirmed that the explosion was caused by something carried in the bed of the car and is unrelated to the vehicle itself, the event is being investigated as a potential terror attack

At least 10 dead and dozens killed in New Orleans after 42-year-old Shamsud Din Jabbar drove a pickup through a New Years Eve crowd while firing a gun, police shot and killed the man as he exited his vehicle brandishing a gun, motive and possible ISIS connections under investigation

US Treasury workstations breached by hackers using third-party software BeyondTrust, US attributes the incident to a Chinese state-sponsored Advanced Persistent Threat actor while China comments that such accusations are groundless and that the country has always opposed all forms of cyberattacks

Jimmy Carter dead at 100, was the 39th US president 1977–1981 and won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2002, died in his home in Georgia surrounded by his family – is survived by 4 children, 11 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren, his wife for 77 years Rosalynn died in November 2023

New York Governor Kathy Hochul signs the Climate Change Superfund Act bill where the biggest emitters of greenhouse gases between 2000 and 2018 will be fined to contribute to the cost of repairs due to climate change, the state now needs to formulate rules regarding how to identify and notify responsible parties as well as create a system to determine which infrastructure projects will be paid for by the fund

11 Chicago area minor teenagers hit with felony charges after allegedly using dating apps to lure and then beat two men in two separate acts inspired by a social media trend, charges include hate crimes as racial and other derogatory terms were used during the attack, the police asks parents to talk to their children about the seriousness of participating in social media trends

Florida man shoots and kills a masked illegal Mexican migrant who broke into his house and scares away his illegal Chilean accomplice, Sheriff Rick Wells says you should expect to be shot if you break into someone's home in Florida, the Chilean man has been caught and could be charged with felony murder since his cohort died

Married gay couple William and Zachary Zulock in Georgia sentenced to 100 years in prison without the possibility of parole for sodomizing their young adoptive sons and providing videos of the abuse to other pedophiles, the couple who adopted the children from Christian agency All God's Children also tried to adopt a two-year-old girl in 2021

Queens district attorney in New York declines to prosecute a 69-year-old man who stabbed a 32-year-old robber dead and slashed his accomplice in the face on a subway train, finds he acted in self-defense

Guatemalan illegal migrant accused of burning a woman to death on the New York subway, first entered the US illegally at the Arizona border in 2018 but was deported back home within days before entering again, lived in a tax-funded hotel converted into a migrant shelter since April 2023

Louisiana forbids public health workers from promoting vaccine against Covid-19, flu and mpox, the Louisiana Department of Health describes the move as a shift away from one-size-fits-all paternalistic guidance to an individual's personal choice, the state governor Jeff Landry has earlier along with Robert F. Kennedy Jr spoken against adding Covid-19 to the childhood immunization schedule and has filed lawsuits over federal and state vaccine mandates

Ontario town Emo seeks judicial review after being ordered to pay USD 15,000 to Borderland Pride for not observing Pride Month, Mayor Harold McQuaker who was ordered to take sensitivity training comments that they don't fly flags for straight people either, Borderland Pride says they unequivocally condemn this mayor and council and that they will vigorously defend the rights of all 2SLGBTQIA+ people

FAA extends New Jersey's drone ban to parts of New York, New York governor, Kathy Hochul says the overflight ban includes critical infrastructure sites and that the action is purely precautionary as there are no threats to the sites, US Department of Homeland Security spokesperson says there is no public safety threat relating to the reported drone sightings and the government has said most sightings appear to be of either airplanes or helicopters

Joe Biden forgives USD 4.28 billion in student debt for 54,900 borrowers who work in public service, has forgiven record amounts of student debt with nearly USD 180 billion for 4.9 million people

The White House hid Joe Biden's mental decline from Day 1 of his presidency, shielded him from the public and rearranged his schedule after scatterbrained performances, removed reports about the public's opinion of his job performance and hired a voice coach to try to improve his faint tone, according to a Wall Street Journal report

Texas Governor Greg Abbott buys billboards warning migrants in Spanish, Russian, Arabic and Chinese that they risk being raped if they illegally cross the border, presented the campaign next to a burnt tree that he referred to as a rape tree where smugglers sexually assaulted migrants at the tree then torched it as memorial, more than 100 documented reports of sexual assaults of migrant women along the border over the past two decades with many likely unreported

Right-wing pundit Nick Fuentes targeted by homicide suspect armed with pistol and crossbow in his Berwyn, Illinois home, the suspect tried the doorknob and yelled Fuentes' name before police was called and he fled the scene, the man who is suspected to hours earlier having murdered three people broke into a nearby house where he killed two dogs before being killed by police after firing several rounds towards responding officers

US eradicates the invasive Asian giant hornet five years after it was found in the country, the 5-cm-long hornet can kill an entire hive of honeybees in 90 minutes, the Entomological Society of America started calling the species Northern giant hornet in 2022 to avoid evoking fear or discrimination

US Bureau of Prisons pays USD 115 million to 103 women who were sexually abused by staff at Federal Correctional Institution Dublin in California, the assault at the women's institution, which was known internally as the rape club, was pervasive and widely documented, seven former Dublin employees including the warden and the chaplain have been criminally convicted of sexual crimes and more than 20 other employees are under investigation, the prison was permanently closed earlier in December

Belleville, New Jersey, Mayor Michael Melham says unidentified drones could be searching for radioactive material that went missing in a Port Newark shipment on December 2nd, comments that they have gotten very little information from the White House and that depending on point of view it could be either concerning or comforting with such assets over critical infrastructure

Judge orders attorney to refer to convicted male rapist Tremaine Carroll as a woman, 51-year-old Carroll who was formerly incarcerated in a women's prison is charged with two felony counts of forcible rape and one count of dissuading a witness in January 2024, District Attorney Eric DuTemple initially objected to Carroll's wishes but after the rapist filed a brief the judge ruled DuTemple must use she/her pronouns

Derek Chauvin's lawyers granted permission to examine George Floyd's heart tissue and fluid samples to test if he died of a heart condition aggravated by a rare tumor rather than from asphyxiation caused by Chauvin holding him down

Widespread reporting about unidentified large drones over New Jersey and New York last few weeks, the White House has ruled out foreign adversaries and hobbyists as the cause, the drones that gather in clusters at night and fly with their lights off have been spotted over military research facility Picatinny Arsenal and Donald Trump's golf course in Bedminster as well as around around critical infrastructure including water reservoirs and electrical transmission lines

New York Mayor Eric Adams (D) says the Biden administration has lost 500,000 migrant children, announces plans to use executive orders to stop some sanctuary city policies, reiterates that they don't know if the children are exploited to forced labor or sex crimes and says there is a level of hypocrisy for people who say they want to protect everyone, has also said that the city is not going to be a safe haven for violent crimes and that he looks forward to working with the Trump administration

Black former stripper Crystal Mangum who ignited a firestorm in 2006 by accusing three white lacrosse players from Duke University of rape says she made the whole story up in hope of getting validation, comments that it was wrong of her to testify falsely and that she hopes that the men forgive her, the interview took place at the North Carolina Correctional Institution for Women where Mangum serves time for a 2013 second-degree murder conviction for stabbing her boyfriend

Joe Biden pardons 39 people convicted of nonviolent crimes and commutes the sentences of roughly 1,500 people who were released from prison and placed on home confinement during the Covid-19 pandemic, says more steps in the weeks ahead and that America was built on the promise of possibility and second chances, largest single-day act of clemency in modern history before Barack Obama's 330 shortly before leaving office in 2017

Quebec Premier François Legault says he's looking at banning prayer in schools and other public places, comments that he wants to send a very clear message to Islamists that the province will fight against any disrespect of its fundamental values and that he definitely will not tolerate teachers bringing Islamist religious concepts into schools

26-year-old Luigi Mangione arrested suspected of fatally shooting UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson outside a Manhattan hotel last week, is referred to as an anti-capitalist Ivy League grad who liked online quotes from Ted Kaczynski, was caught with a gun and a manifesto railing against US healthcare industry

Daniel Penny acquitted of criminally negligent homicide for subduing and holding down the mentally ill drug addict Jordan Neely on a New York City subway train in May 2023, dividing case as the 26-year-old former marine Penny is white and the former Michael Jackson impersonator Neely was black – forensic pathologist hired by the defense testified that Neely died from a combination of his schizophrenia, synthetic marijuana, sickle cell trait and the struggle from being restrained

Manslaughter charge against Daniel Penny dismissed, Penny restrained the mentally ill drug addict Jordan Neely who made threats on the New York subway in May 2023 and held him in a chokehold until police arrived, polarized debate regarding the case where Black Lives Matter protesters has taken Neely's side while others have praised Penny's efforts to protect others, charge of criminally negligent homicide remains where the maximum penalty is four years in prison

American right-wing pundit Nick Fuentes facing battery charge after allegedly pepper spraying and pushing a 57-year-old woman who confronted him at his home in Illinois regarding an abortion-related X post stating "Your body, my choice. Forever.", the woman had no visible physical injuries but watery eyes according to the police report, Fuentes personal information and pictures of his house began circulating on social media after the post went viral gaining 100 million views

Canada bans 324 more "assault-style" firearms affecting 14,500 guns, plans sending guns taken from retailers to Ukraine, announcement made on the 35th anniversary of a shooting in Montréal where 14 were killed and 10 injured, Public Safety Minister Dominic LeBlanc comments that honouring those killed in mass shootings means taking action on gun control

Dinesh D'Souza: My film 2000 Mules falsely identified people as ballot harvesters based on video footage provided by the organization True the Vote on false premises, I apologize for this but still stand by the film's basic message that there was systematic election fraud in the 2020 presidential election

Justin Trudeau promises Donald Trump to increase border surveillance, the promise follows Trump's threat to slap tariffs on Canadian imports unless the country prevents illegal immigrants and drugs from crossing the border, Public Safety Minister Dominic LeBlanc says they will redeploy personnel as well as adding additional drones and police helicopters

Joe Biden pardons his son Hunter Biden who was convicted of gun crimes and pleaded guilty to tax crimes, the president has previously consistently said he will not pardon the son, now says he hopes Americans will understand why a father comes to such a decision

Kash Patel nominated to be FBI director in the incoming Trump administration, is staunch critic of the FBI and the federal government in general, has said that the FBI headquarters should be turned into an exhibition of the crimes of the deep state

Walmart curbs DEI programs after right-wing backlash, will for instance review all Pride funding and monitor its online marketplace to remove sexual or transgender products marketed to children, activist Robby Starbuck takes credit for many of the changes and says it's the biggest win yet for the movement

Christian nationalists establish themselves in Jackson County, Tennessee and hope thousands of like-minded people will move to the area, podcast hosts C. Jay Engel and Andrew Isker recently announced that they are moving their families to the area from California and Minnesota, respectively

Trump appoints Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy as leaders of DOGE, the project to dismantle red tape, reduce regulations and restructure agencies, will work until July 4, 2026 and Musk hopes to reduce government spending by at least 2 trillion dollars, which is 30% of the current federal budget

Elon Musk is working closely with Donald Trump since the election, attending numerous meetings, including with international leaders, anonymous longtime Trump associates concerned about Musk's dominant role in the transition team and his constant presence at Mar-a-Lago

Three men charged after violent protests outside Hindu temple and Sikh gurdwara in Canada, clashes in Brampton and Mississauga related to Sikh nationalists' demands for an independent Khalistan, political leaders condemn incidents and India demands Canada maintain law and order

Donald Trump's vice-presidential candidate J.D. Vance visits Joe Rogan's podcast and talks for about three hours on several different topics, says among other things his reaction to the assassination attempt on Trump was to rush home with the kids in the car and load all the guns and get ready at the front door

Buzz Aldrin, the second man to set foot on the moon, gives his public support to Donald Trump in the US presidential election in 2024, he says that over the years he has seen the government's interest in space wax and wane but was impressed during Trump's first term as the interest took off again and says he is enthused and excited by the great advancements in the private sector

Donald Trump rides a garbage truck wearing an orange and yellow safety vest after Joe Biden accused the former president's supporters of being garbage, Kamala Harris explained that Biden clarified the comment and that she does not believe that people should be criticized for what they vote for

81-year-old President Joe Biden bites at least three babies and kisses the feet of a fourth during Halloween celebrations at the White House, in 2019 he said that politics for him has always been about making connection but that he will be more mindful of personal space in the future

Steve Bannon relased after four months in prison, was sentenced for contempt of Congress after refusing to testify in process against Donald Trump, is said to have taught civics class to fellow inmate every Tuesday

The Washington Post will not endorse any candidate in the US presidential election after having consistently supported the Democratic candidate since 1992, and according to reports, this is due to the decision of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, who has owned the newspaper since 2013

Justin Trudeau is being asked to resign by 24 members of parliament from his Liberal Party of Canada and within a day he is criticizing his own immigration policy, saying immigration should decrease from a planned 500,000 annually to 395,000 in 2025

Donald Trump's 18-year-old son, Barron, has been involved in recommending his father to participate in a number of podcasts according to Jason Miller, an adviser to the former president's election campaign, the episode with Theo Von has 14 million views, the one with Logan Paul 6.7 million and the one with Andrew Schulz has 6.2 million

Donald Trump visits Joe Rogan's podcast for the first time ever and chats for nearly three hours, among many topics he gets questions about how he experienced his first term as president, confirms he's serious about eliminating the income tax but says tariffs is the most beautiful word in the world [video]

General John Kelly, who worked close to Donald Trump between 2017 and 2019, claims the ex-president spoke highly of Adolf Hitler such that he also did some good things and that Trump wanted similar generals to the ones Hitler had, former Vice President Mike Pence's chief of staff Nick Ayers writes that the Kellys commentary is patently false

Former CEO of Abercrombie & Fitch for 22 years, now 80-year-old Michael Jeffries, his 61-year-old partner Matthew Smith and one additional person, arrested on suspicion of human trafficking after allegations of exploiting and abusing young male models, Abercrombie & Fitch launched own external investigation in 2023 after similar acqusations were made in BBC documentary

Donald Trump tries out as a McDonald's worker in suburban Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, saying he now has worked at the fast-food chain 15 minutes longer than rival Kamala Harris, is filmed and photographed frying French fries and talking to pre-selected customers

Every day leading up to the election, Elon Musk will hand out USD 1 million to a randomly selected person who signed his petition on freedom of speech and the right to bear arms that aims to increase voter turnout in swing states, apart of that chance both those who sign and those who refer will get USD 100 each

Former speaker of the US House of Representatives, 84-year-old Nancy Pelosi (D), has had no contact at all with Joe Biden after she forced him out of the candidacy, says he is one of the country's great consequential presidents and that his legacy had to be protected, which she says she didn’t see happening in the course that the election was on

Kamala Harris first presidential candidate since 1960 not to attend the Catholic charity event Al Smith Dinner where candidates usually roasts themselves and their opponent, instead she sent a pre-recorded video while Donald Trump attended and gave a speech on location

Kamala Harris is interviewed by Bret Baier on Fox News, arrives late and after 26 minutes her staff insists on wrapping it up, get questions about her responsibility regarding murders committed by immigrants and what she intends to turn the page from given that 70 percent of Americans think the country is on the wrong track

Austrian media researcher Stefan Weber finds plagiarism in Kamala Harris' 2009 book, Smart on Crime, she is said to have largely copied entire paragraphs from Wikipedia without citing the source and taken material from NBC News reporting without citation

The relationship between the Kamala Harris team and the Biden administration has worsened in recent weeks, according to ten sources to Axios, Joe Biden held a impromptu press conference on Friday at the same time as Harris' campaign in Michigan and after Harris complained that Florida Governor, Ron DeSantis, did not return her calls regarding hurricane Milton, Joe Biden praised the governor for being gracious and cooperative

Vem Miller, who was stopped outside Donald Trump's Coachella in California rally on Sunday on suspicion of plotting to assassinate the former president, denies all charges in a lengthy statement and is preparing a lawsuit over his arrest, Miller is said to have been noticed for strange press credentials and when his car was searched two guns were found

Only 78 percent of blacks in the United States support Kamala Harris, to be compared with Hillary Clinton's 92 percent in 2016 and Joe Biden's 90 percent in 2020, according to poll published by the New York Times, and Barack Obama says during a campaign stop in Pittsburgh that they have not seen the same support as when he ran up in 2008 and says he believes the real reason black men don't support Harris is because she's a woman

At least 17 dead and millions without electricity after hurricane Milton makes landfall in Florida, flooding risks expected to remain for weeks, large amounts of pollution in Tampa Bay as drains overflow in phosphate mine

Donald Trump visits the burial site of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, leader of the Chabad Jewish movement that gained attention ealier this years for its tunnel networks, on the anniversary of the Hamas terrorist attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, wears a kippah and is participating in ceremonies

The number of students being home-schooled in the 2023-2024 school year increased in 19 out of 21 US states surveyed, according to data from the Johns Hopkins Institute for Education Policy, report author Angela Watson is unsure of the reasons but says she knows it's due to something other than the pandemic

Tee US Federal Emergency Management Agency is accused by, among others, Elon Musk and Congressman Matt Gaetz (R) of preventing the civil relief work after the ravages of Hurricane Helene, its spokesman Jaclyn Rothenberg denies the accusations

Black Marcellus Williams is executed in Missouri after being sentenced to death in 2001 for the 1998 murder of Felicia Gayle who was found at home by her husband with 43 stab wounds, became a devout Muslim while in prison, acted as an imam for other inmates, was spared execution in 2015 and 2017, has the entire the time maintained his innocence and until the very end, attempts were made to overturn the sentence

Elliot Resnick, former editor-in-chief of the Jewish Press, who was convicted for his involvement in the events at the Capitol on January 6, 2021, is banned from two different dating apps for Jews, according to information to the New York Jewish Week, he wrote in his profile that he will be in prison for four months from November but also that he is looking for woman who is smart, kind, God fearing, sweet and sincere

Oran Routh, the son of Ryan Routh who was arrested last week for the attempted murder of Donald Trump, is arrested on charges of child pornography which was discovered in connection with the search of the house after the failed attempt

Cary Kozberg, the sole rabbi of Springfield, Ohio, says he was wrong when he said that Haitians lack civilized Western values ​​and implied that they did not deserve Jewish support, drew criticism from several Jewish groups such as the New York Jewish Agenda, the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism, Temple Sholom, American Jewish Committee and 41 Ohio rabbis in an open letter

US Department of Justice publishes letter written by Ryan Wesley Routh, who attempted to assassinate Donald Trump during a round of golf, in which he confirms it was a failed assassination attempt and offers 150 000 USD to whoever succeeds

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is considering suing 31-year-old Olivia Nuzzi, a writer at New York magazine who was fired after an alleged relationship with him, for sending him increasingly pornographic images and videos

Sean "P. Diddy" Combs arrested on charges of sex trafficking among other things, denies bail and is placed on suicide watch at The Metropolitan Detention Center in New York, defense attorney Marc Agnifilo says Combs is in relatively good spirits and that they are going through their defense

Mexico approves judicial reform that includes popular election of federal judges, unlike today's appointments that are largely separate from the political process, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador's coalition long held only 85 of the 86 votes needed but in the end two senators, one of whom was under corruption investigation and the other had seen his father arrested in the days leading up to the vote, switched sides

Dr. Jay Varma says on hidden camera that during his time in charge of New York City's response to the corona pandemic, they booked hotel, took ecstacy and were naked with friends, and that it was deliberate to force people to get vaccinated by making it very difficult to be unvaccinated and that he was the one who convinced the mayor to make it mandatory

Explosives are said to have been found in a car ahead of a rally with Donald Trump on Long Island and mainstream media are quick to call the information disinformation

Former President of the United States Jimmy Carter turns 100 on October 1 and is celebrated, among other things, with an evening of music at the Fox Theater in Atlanta organized by The Carter Center, grandson Jason Carter says Jimmy is excited to vote for Kamala Harris and turn the page from the era of Donald Trump

ABC News cooperated with the Harris campaign ahead of the Kamala Harris-Donald Trump debate according to whistleblowers, they had reportedly been agreeing to fact-check Trump but not Harris and to not ask questions about Joe Biden's health, Harris' tenure as attorney general of California or her brother-in-law Tony West, affidavit detailing the allegations by the whistleblower has however not yet been verified as authentic

The White House has yet to acknowledge SpaceX's spacewalk, which was the first-ever private spacewalk, the highest ever humans have reached in 50 years, and consisted of two American women who now hold the record for the highest any women has ever been

Donald Trump says ABC News ought to lose its license for the way he thinks they handled Tuesday's debate between him and Kamala Harris, the moderators fact-checked the ex-president five times and Harris zero times

The ban on betting on US political elections is under threat after the District of Columbia court ruled in favor of betting company Kalshi in a case involving whether the company should be allowed to offer derivatives contracts related to the makeup of Congress, CEO Tarek Mansour says election markets are now legal in the US for the first time in 100 years

Nine dead animals as well as five live pigs with partially severed ears as a result of what are believed to be religious rituals has been found in little over a month in Queens, New York City, according to local residents, a Hindu sect that worships the goddess Kali is believed to be responsible

The sentencing of Donald Trump in the falsifying business records case related to hush payments to porn star Stormy Daniels has been postponed until after the election from being previously scheduled for September 18

14-year-old Colt Gray suspected of shooting four students in a school shooting in the state of Georgia in the USA and his 54-year-old father is charged with various forms of murder for knowingly allowing his son to possess weapons

Republican Dick Cheney, US Vice President under George Bush, and his daughter Liz publicly endorse Kamala Harris in the upcoming presidential election, Joe Biden has previously said that Cheney probably was the most dangerous vice president the country ever had

Donald Trump announces he will create a government efficiency commission if he is elected president and that Elon Musk has agreed to lead it if he has time, will conduct a full financial audit of the entire federal government and recommend drastic reforms

Special Counsel Jack Smith is re-indicting Donald Trump for allegedly trying to overturn the 2020 election after taking into account the Supreme Court's ruling on immunity for presidents in official acts, arguing in the indictment that the former president's actions were private in nature as opposed to official

Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador aanounces a halt in relations with the embassies of the United States and Canada after the countries' criticism of the president's legal reform proposal, which includes, among other things, that judges should be elected by referendum, the president says the countries must respect Mexico's sovereignty

60-year-old woman Denise Prudhomme, an employee of the major American bank Wells Fargo, is found dead in her office cubicle four days after clocking in at the workplace, it is unclear how it could go unnoticed but a spokesman for the bank says she was sitting in a underpopulated area of the building

The percentage of blacks admitted to the elite college Amherst in the United States decreased from 11 percent in 2023 to 3 percent this year after last year's decision by the Supreme Court that racial discrimination in admissions to the university is illegal, the proportion of whites increased from 33 to 39 percent and Asians from 18 to 20

Two incidents during Donald Trump's campaign rally in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, when security guards had to first escort a man who managed to climb into the media pen and than later another man who disrupted the event