Month: June 2023

A lawyer for the president’s son claimed that a copy of the text was fake. Republicans said that the picture was never intended to mimic a real screenshot.

A spokesperson for Kennedy Jr. told Newsweek that the “meaningful relief” he was referring to in his tweet was “some form of student debt forgiveness.”

As the Russian leader continues addressing a failed mercenary revolt, his forces in Ukraine are still incurring a high number of casualties.

Supreme Court rejection of student loan relief could narrow presidential power, and provide a hot issue for 2024.

This week, the Supreme Court added two more rulings to its growing list of pro-religion decisions, which continue to profoundly reshape the nation’s religious jurisprudence.

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Britain’s IPSO has ruled that Clarkson’s “humiliating and degrading” 2022 column about Meghan was in breach of the Editor’s Code of Practice.

Trump claimed DA Fani Willis would soon drop the charges against him, striking a similar tone to the one he used days before his indictment in Manhattan.

On Friday, the Supreme Court reached a 6-3 decision to side with Republican-led states and cancel Biden’s student debt forgiveness plan.

Russia’s internal crisis creates a period of uncertainty that could affect events beyond Russia’s borders. The challenge for the U.S.: to balance its concerns with an openness to military and diplomatic opportunities.