Appeals Court Overturns Corruption Conviction of Dean Skelos
A federal court of appeals overturned a felony corruption conviction of Dean Skelos and his son, Adam Skelos. The father and son will still...
ENTITY Academy collaborates with UCLA Extension on writer’s collective
Entity Academy collaborated with UCLA to offer digital career training through its three-week Writer’s Collective In-Virtual-Life program, according to a press release published earlier...
SEC charges Russian national for scamming over $26 million from older investors
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed a lawsuit against a Russian national for allegedly defrauding more than $26 million from older investors.
In the...
Tax Reform Bill Delayed, Discord within GOP
While the Russia investigation dominates news from Washington, the GOP tax bill is delayed as splits grow within the party. The much anticipated legislation...
New Proposed California Initiative Seeks to End Bullet Train Project
A conservative radio host is proposing a new initiative to end California’s bullet train project and divert tens of billions of dollars of funding...
Nancy Pelosi Does Not Want To Impeach President Trump
To the surprise of many people, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi expressed opposition towards impeaching President Trump, as reported by Politico.
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Earlier today,...
Trump signs legislation ending pharmacy “gag clauses”
President Donald Trump signed legislation ending “gag clauses” that prevent pharmacists from informing patients regarding ways to save money on their prescription drugs.
During the...
Judge Rules against DOJ’s Attempt to Keep Grant from Philadelphia over Sanctuary Policies
A federal judge blocked the Department of Justice (DOJ) from withholding law enforcement grant from Philadelphia because of its sanctuary policies.
In January, President Donald...
Terror Strikes In Barcelona
The world was horrified upon learning of the terror attack that ended thirteen precious lives.
What Happened?
Earlier today, thirteen people died as a result of...
Washington, D.C. Moves to Permit 16 and 17-Year-Olds to Vote
The Hill reports that lawmakers in Washington, D.C. are considering allowing 16 and 17-year-olds to vote in the forthcoming 2020 Presidential election.
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Top UK Court Blocks Gazprom Unit’s Russian UniCredit Claim
In a landmark decision, Britain's highest judicial authority, the Supreme Court, upheld an injunction on Tuesday, effectively blocking a Gazprom subsidiary, RusChemAlliance LLC, from...
