‘The real verdict is going to be Nov. 5 by the people,’ Donald Trump said of the coming presidential election. He later insisted he did nothing wrong, calling himself a ‘very innocent man.’
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Challenges await Trump jurors after ‘surreal experience’
Already, one juror had spoken about the case on ABC’s ‘Good Morning America.’ And there had been feverish attempts to interview other panel members, who had been sequestered in a hotel during the weeks-long trial.
Nikki Haley criticized for writing ‘Finish Them!’ on artillery shell in Israel
The former ambassador to the United Nations and Republican presidential candidate penned the message Tuesday while touring an artillery station along Israel’s northern border.
U.S., Britain strike Houthi rebel targets in Yemen after surge in shipping attacks
The Houthis in recent months have stepped up attacks on shipping in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, demanding that Israel end the war in Gaza.
Shares in Trump Media slump after former president convicted in hush money trial
Trump Media’s stock was down about 9% in after-hours trading Thursday as news of the verdict emerged.
Schumer, Democrats urge Justice Department to prosecute alleged oil industry collusion, price-fixing
The Democrats say a recent FTC investigation uncovered evidence of price-fixing by oil executives that led to higher energy costs for American families and businesses.
Designer of world’s tallest building wants to turn skyscrapers into batteries
The company behind Dubai’s 2,717-foot-high Burj Khalifa plans to harness gravity to offset construction emissions.
Lab-grown meat isn’t on store shelves yet, but some states have already banned it
Florida and Alabama recently banned the sale of cultivated meat and seafood. Federal lawmakers are also looking to restrict it.
IRS makes free Direct File tax return program permanent, asks all states to join for 2025
This tax season, more than 140,000 taxpayers in 12 eligible states made use of Direct File.
Harvey Weinstein may face new charges as more accusers come forward, New York prosecutors say
Manhattan prosecutors told a judge they are evaluating new claims of sexual misconduct made against the disgraced former film executive.