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Her youngest son was killed in a mass shooting. Now, her eldest is charged with committing one
PHILADELPHIA — Two mass shootings, just years apart, forever altered Nyshyia Thomas’ life.
In July 2023, her 15-year-old son, DaJuan Brown, was shot and killed when a mentally ill man dressed in body armor gunned down five people at random on the streets of Kingsessing.
Then, two years later, almost to the day, police say Thomas’ son, ...Read more
As Comer readies contempt charges against Clintons, they blast him as partisan
Rep. James Comer and former President Bill Clinton are locked in an intense war of words after Clinton defied a congressional subpoena and accused the Kentucky lawmaker of playing partisan politics in his House Oversight Committee investigation of the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Because the Clintons did not appear for subpoenaed ...Read more
Read the Clintons' letter to Comer refusing to testify in House Epstein probe
Bill and Hillary Clinton seem to be gearing up for a potentially contentious legal battle with Kentucky Rep. James Comer.
The 42nd president and his wife, herself a former secretary of state, defied the GOP lawmaker’s efforts to depose them in his investigation of the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
The Clintons declined to show up for ...Read more
Trump urges Iran protesters to persist as death toll rises
U.S. President Donald Trump urged Iranians to continue protests against the regime of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, as activist groups warned that thousands may have been killed in more than two weeks of violent unrest.
“KEEP PROTESTING - TAKE OVER YOUR INSTITUTIONS!!!” Trump posted on Truth Social on Tuesday, saying he’d ...Read more
It wasn't me: Mayor Michelle Wu denies influencing Boston City Council president vote
BOSTON — Boston Mayor Michelle Wu denied allegations that she colluded with two of her strongest allies on the City Council to influence the body’s presidency vote.
Wu said she was in contact with councilors throughout the night before the City Council’s shocking vote to elect Liz Breadon as its president. She said she was getting updates...Read more
Florida House speaker calls DeSantis' handshake snub 'petulant' on first day of session
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — During his final State of the State address on Tuesday, Gov. Ron DeSantis gave an early sign of how the last legislative session under his tenure will go: He snubbed the speaker.
When DeSantis got up on the House rostrum to address the Legislature, he shook the hand of the Senate president. He did not look at or shake the ...Read more
Mass resignation at Minnesota US attorney's office stems from Renee Good shooting, investigation
MINNEAPOLIS — A majority of the leadership team at the Minnesota U.S. Attorney’s Office resigned on Jan. 13 over the direction of the Justice Department under the Trump administration. Among those who resigned was Joe Thompson, the lead federal prosecutor and public voice on uncovering rampant fraud in Minnesota.
The departures of several ...Read more
6 prosecutors quit over DOJ handling of Renee Good shooting
Six federal prosecutors reportedly resigned Tuesday in reaction to the Justice Department’s handling of the ICE shooting of Minneapolis woman Renee Good.
Senior career prosecutors, including Joseph H. Thompson, Harry Jacobs and Thomas Calhoun-Lopez, left their posts as the DOJ appeared to prioritize investigating the widow of the woman who ...Read more
Renee Good's family honors 'extraordinary' mom; calls for accountability, change
The extended family of Renee Good is speaking out about the tragic death of the 37-year-old mother of three who was shot and killed by an ICE agent in Minneapolis last week.
In interviews and a statement shared with the Guardian on Monday, relatives of Good’s late husband, Timmy Macklin Jr., opened up about the family’s “unimaginable loss...Read more
Supreme Court sounds ready to back transgender athlete bans
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court’s conservative majority sounded ready to uphold bans on transgender girls competing in girls’ sports, during oral arguments Tuesday in challenges to state laws in Idaho and West Virginia.
Across more than three hours of arguments in the two cases, the justices probed arguments from the states, the Trump ...Read more
Minnesota appeals federal plan to withhold $2 billion in Medicaid funds
MINNEAPOLIS — Federal officials warn they may withhold up to $515 million in quarterly Medicaid funding to Minnesota amid fraud investigations, saying the state is not complying with rules to protect taxpayer dollars.
The state announced Jan. 13 it’s appealing the funding freeze, which could amount to more than $2 billion a year, calling ...Read more
Timothy Busfield surrenders to police in New Mexico amid child sex abuse allegations
Emmy-winning actor Timothy Busfield is officially in police custody in New Mexico, days after allegations that he sexually abused two child actors on the set of the Fox drama “The Cleaning Lady” came to light.
A spokesperson for the Albuquerque Police Department confirmed on Tuesday that the 68-year-old actor “turned himself in at the ...Read more
Actor Timothy Busfield surrenders to authorities amid child abuse charges
Actor Timothy Busfield has surrendered to law enforcement officers in New Mexico, days after they issued a warrant for his arrest on child abuse charges, according to a report.
Busfield is accused of acting inappropriately with two child stars on the set of the Fox/Warner Bros TV drama series “The Cleaning Lady,” on which he served as as ...Read more
New California bill looks to prevent President Donald Trump from seeking a third term
President Donald Trump and his administration have, at times, teased a potential bid for a third term.
And while the U.S. Constitution explicitly says a person cannot be elected to the presidency more than twice, there’s a new effort in the California Legislature to prevent a candidate from appearing on state ballots should an attempt be made...Read more
A US Navy sailor told his friend China was asking him to spy for them. Then he did it
LOS ANGELES — A former U.S. Navy sailor convicted of espionage by a federal jury in August has been sentenced to nearly 16 months in prison.
In August 2023, Jinchao Wei was arrested on suspicion of espionage after he arrived for work on the USS Essex at the Naval Base San Diego, according to a news release from the U.S. attorney’s office ...Read more
'It's a blanket of silence': Fire victims' attorneys accuse city of blocking Palisades fire transparency
LOS ANGELES — Attorneys for the city of Los Angeles moved this week to block the release of long-awaited depositions of firefighters that could provide a deeper understanding of their decisions and actions in the days leading up to the deadly Palisades fire.
The attorneys representing the city in a lawsuit brought by Palisades fire victims ...Read more
Gov. Ron DeSantis looks back in opening his final Florida legislative session
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — As Gov. Ron DeSantis’ final legislative session at the helm of Florida began on Tuesday, he spent most of his time looking back.
During DeSantis’ eighth State of the State address to lawmakers, his list of what to accomplish this year was quick to the point: cut property taxes, put guardrails around artificial ...Read more
Trump sees 'economic boom' amid price worries from Michigan voters
DETROIT — President Donald Trump contended his policies had already spurred what he described as a "Trump economic boom" during a speech Tuesday in Michigan's largest city, as concerns about rising prices and tariffs loom over the midterm election year.
Trump's address before the Detroit Economic Club featured him claiming that affordability ...Read more
Supreme Court likely to uphold state bans on trans athletes competing on girls' sports teams
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court justices sounded ready Tuesday to uphold state laws that forbid transgender athletes from competing on school sports teams for girls.
Idaho, West Virginia and 25 other Republican-led states say a student's biological sex at birth should determine who can play on the girls' or boys' teams.
They say it is unfair ...Read more
House panel to seek contempt of Congress against Bill Clinton
WASHINGTON — Chairman James R. Comer said Tuesday the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee would take up a contempt of Congress measure against Bill Clinton next week, after the former president did not show up for a deposition tied to the panel’s investigation of deceased sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Committee approval of a ...Read more
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