The law will remove a state law that barred abortion after 24 weeks and make the killing of unborn babies legal up to the very moment of birth.
Between Iran and the midterms, his decade of rebounds and comebacks might be over.
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Carla Williamson's house collapsed into the basement around her. Somehow, she survived. Greta Van Susteren returns to her hometown of Appleton, Wisconsin, after an EF-3 tornado with winds reaching approximately 140 miles per hour tore through Appleton and Menasha. In this special “Record Rewind” edition of “Greta Wire,” Williamson recounts the terrifying moments after she took shelter in her basement. Within minutes, the house shifted off its foundation and collapsed over her. Trapped beneath the wreckage with almost no room to move, Carla remained on the phone with a 911 dispatcher for 29 minutes before a stranger entered the destroyed home and helped rescue her. Greta also speaks with Sen. Ron Johnson about the recovery,…
Pence highlighted the recent surge in socialist candidates, which began with the election of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani last year. Mamdani defeated former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo for the Democratic nomination.
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The Dow Jones soared over 900 points, which is 1.71%, to close at 54,085. The S&P 500 gained 1.79%, hitting a fresh high for the first time since June and closing at 7,736.52, and the Nasdaq Composite ended with a 2.5% gain to close at 26,584.99.
It’s bad for your brain and worse for democracy.
The funds have been frozen since early in President Trump’s second term.
Jeanine Pirro, the U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, told President Trump that his interior secretary, Doug Burgum, had misled him with a self-serving cover story for his own mistakes.
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Former White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham has filed a restraining order against Rep. Max Miller, adding another legal front to a sprawling domestic abuse saga that now threatens the Ohio Republican's political future. Grisham, who briefly dated Miller during the first Trump administration, filed the order in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, accusing the congressman of […] The post Stephanie Grisham seeks restraining order against Rep. Max Miller as abuse allegations mount appeared first on American Almanac .
Former White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham has filed a restraining order against Rep. Max Miller, adding another legal front to a sprawling domestic abuse saga that now threatens the Ohio Republican's political future. Grisham, who briefly dated Miller during the first Trump administration, filed the order in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, accusing the congressman of breaching a 2023 settlement agreement that included a nondisclosure provision barring disparaging public comments. The filing follows Miller's decision to post on X on May 7, publicly claiming Grisham had fabricated her abuse allegations against him, a move her attorneys say destroyed the "contractual benefit of peace and finality" the settlement was designed to protect. The…Open
A longtime San Francisco radio host and his wife raised $135,000 from donors who thought they were helping cover his cancer treatment, but federal reviewers found the couple spent just $17,209 of it on health care while funneling money toward credit cards, restaurants, and their daughter's felony defense. Ronn Owens, a veteran host on KGO […] The post Bay Area radio host and wife spent GoFundMe cancer donations on Macy's bills, restaurants, and daughter's legal defense appeared first on American Almanac .
A longtime San Francisco radio host and his wife raised $135,000 from donors who thought they were helping cover his cancer treatment, but federal reviewers found the couple spent just $17,209 of it on health care while funneling money toward credit cards, restaurants, and their daughter's felony defense. Ronn Owens, a veteran host on KGO AM radio in the Bay Area, and his wife Elizabeth Ann Naylor launched a GoFundMe campaign centered on Owens' health struggles, which included four bouts of cancer and serious heart problems. Donors responded generously, sending the couple $135,000. But attorneys with the U.S. Trustee's Office, the federal watchdog arm that polices bankruptcy proceedings, reviewed 18 months of the couple's bank records and…Open