Bomb threat at home of Trump judge
Police in New York responded to a bomb threat against the judge presiding over a lawsuit accusing ex-President Donald Trump of major fraud Read Full Article at RT.com
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In possible bad omen for Trump, his NY fraud judge asked the AG’s lawyers to compare him to Madoff
"How would you compare the fraud you’re alleging to the Madoff Ponzi scheme," Trump’s fraud-trial judge asked Thursday.
A single night of strikes against Houthi militants won’t be enough to deter Red Sea attacks, military expert says
The US launched retaliatory strikes against Houthi rebels on Thursday following dozens of attacks by the rebel group against ships in the Red Sea.
Hunter Biden to face trial after pleading not guilty to federal tax charges
Joe Biden’s son has pleaded not guilty to federal tax charges filed after the collapse of a plea deal that could have spared him the spectacle of a criminal trial during the 2024 election campaign.
US confirms Ukraine military supplies have stopped
The military aid to Ukraine “has ground to a halt,” the White House has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Strikes on Yemen a high-risk balancing act that could trigger regional war
A barrage of British and American air and naval strikes against Iranian-backed Houthis in Yemen is a calculated escalation to deter threats – but it could yet trigger a regional war.
In Trump fraud-trial closings’ 2nd weirdest moment, Alina Habba mocked AG Letitia James in open court
Trump lawyer Alina Habba mocked attorney general Letitia James for having briefly slipped out of her shoes while sitting in court.
One of the busiest shipping lanes in the world can’t just become the Wild West
One of the world’s busiest shipping lanes can’t just become the Wild West – that’s the rationale for this.
Apple Music’s subscription streaming features and benefits
Apple Music is Apple’s monthly subscription streaming service that competes head-on with Spotify, with more than 100 million songs.
If you want to gossip about a horrible date online, you can. But stick to verifiable facts or opinions, attorney says.
A man is accusing 27 women of defamation for comments they made in a private Facebook group. A legal expert says that can get you in trouble.