A Russian court sentenced American journalist Evan Gershkovich to 16 years in a maximum security prison on Friday. The court found Gershkovich guilty of espionage in a case that the U.S. government and his employer, The Wall Street Journal, have denounced as fraudulent.
Read More Wall Street Journal Reporter Evan Gershkovich Sentenced To 16 Years In Maximum Security Prison In Russia
A decision in the Fulton County election meddling lawsuit against former President Donald Trump prior to election day is all but impossible, due to an order issued late on Tuesday afternoon by the Georgia Court of Appeals.
Read More Georgia Appeals Court Order Makes Fulton County Trump Verdict Nearly Impossible Before Election Day
Friday saw disruptions to financial services, medical offices, airports, TV broadcasts, and more as businesses globally struggled with an ongoing catastrophic IT outage.
Read More ‘Largest IT Outage Of All Time’ Leaves The U.S. And Globe On Edge
As the rural Pennsylvanian neighborhood seeks to recover from the trauma of the Trump assassination attempt, hundreds of people gathered to memorialize the former fire chief who was fatally shot as a bystander during Saturday’s weekend rally for former President Donald Trump.
Read More Hundreds Mourn ‘Hero Firefighter’ Corey Comperatore, Bystander Victim Of Trump Assassination Attempt
Hunter Biden and his legal team filed a motion arguing that his gun charges conviction should be tossed out, citing two court rulings that supported his father’s political opponent, Donald Trump.
Read More Hunter Biden Says His Conviction Should Be Thrown Out, Citing Trump’s Documents Case Win
Through the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program, the Biden administration said on Thursday that it would be forgiving an additional $1.2 billion in student loan debt, covering around 35,000 other people.
Read More Biden Admin Announces Forgiveness Of Another ‘$1.2B In Student Loans’ After Calls For Joe To Step Down