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'Flat-Out Lies': Sen. Van Hollen Accuses Netanyahu of Targeting UNRWA to Undermine Palestinian Statehood
Senator Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) has vehemently denied allegations that the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) collaborated with the Palestinian militant group Hamas, calling the accusations "flat-out lies." 
Senator Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) has vehemently denied allegations that the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) collaborated with the Palestinian militant group Hamas, calling the accusations "flat-out lies." -
Stormy Daniels Reveals Emotional Toll of Trump Saga, Says Her 'Soul Is So Tired'
In a new two-hour documentary, "Stormy," set to air on Peacock on March 18, adult film star Stormy Daniels shares the emotional toll of her connection to former President Donald Trump, as she gears up to likely testify against him in his upcoming hush money trial. 
In a new two-hour documentary, "Stormy," set to air on Peacock on March 18, adult film star Stormy Daniels shares the emotional toll of her connection to former President Donald Trump, as she gears up to likely testify against him in his upcoming hush money trial. -
Marjorie Taylor Greene's Recusal Demand for Judge McAfee in Trump Case Faces Legal Scrutiny
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) faced a wave of criticism from legal experts on Friday after she complained that Judge Scott McAfee should have recused himself in the Fani Willis case due to his alleged bias. Greene claimed that McAfee had previously worked for Willis and donated to her campaign, arguing that these factors should have disqualified him from presiding over the case. 
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) faced a wave of criticism from legal experts on Friday after she complained that Judge Scott McAfee should have recused himself in the Fani Willis case due to his alleged bias. Greene claimed that McAfee had previously worked for Willis and donated to her campaign, arguing that these factors should have disqualified him from presiding over the case. -
Judge Sets Condition for DA Willis in Trump Georgia Election Case: Special Prosecutor Wade Must Go
The judge ruled that the case can proceed under the leadership of District Attorney Fani Willis, provided a significant condition is met: the withdrawal of Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade, with whom Willis had a romantic relationship. 
The judge ruled that the case can proceed under the leadership of District Attorney Fani Willis, provided a significant condition is met: the withdrawal of Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade, with whom Willis had a romantic relationship. -
Donald Trump's Hush Money Trial Faces Potential Delay, Manhattan DA Bragg Signals Agreement
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has expressed a willingness to entertain a delay in the commencement of Donald Trump's hush money trial. 
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has expressed a willingness to entertain a delay in the commencement of Donald Trump's hush money trial. -
Senator Sanders Champions a Four-Day Workweek with No Pay Cut in the U.S.
Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) has unveiled a groundbreaking proposal: the introduction of a standard four-day workweek across the United States, with no reduction in workers' compensation. 
Senator Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) has unveiled a groundbreaking proposal: the introduction of a standard four-day workweek across the United States, with no reduction in workers' compensation. -
Hunter Biden Rejects House GOP's Invitation to Testify Publicly, Calls Probe a 'Carnival Side Show'
Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, has declined an invitation from House Republicans to appear in a public hearing scheduled for next week alongside his former business associates. 
Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, has declined an invitation from House Republicans to appear in a public hearing scheduled for next week alongside his former business associates. -
Georgia Judge Dismisses Some Donald Trump Election Subversion Charges, Leaves Most of Case Intact
The partial dismissal leaves most of the sprawling racketeering indictment intact, with Trump now facing 88 charges across the four criminal indictments in Georgia, New York, Washington, D.C., and Florida. 
The partial dismissal leaves most of the sprawling racketeering indictment intact, with Trump now facing 88 charges across the four criminal indictments in Georgia, New York, Washington, D.C., and Florida. -
Biden and Trump Secure Nominations, Setting Stage for 2024 Presidential Rematch
President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump have officially clinched their respective parties' nominations for the 2024 presidential election, setting the stage for a rematch that many Americans had anticipated but few had desired. 
President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump have officially clinched their respective parties' nominations for the 2024 presidential election, setting the stage for a rematch that many Americans had anticipated but few had desired. -
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Nears Decision on Vice Presidential Running Mate
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the environmental and anti-vaccine activist, is on the verge of announcing his vice presidential running mate, according to his campaign manager Amaryllis Fox Kennedy. 
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the environmental and anti-vaccine activist, is on the verge of announcing his vice presidential running mate, according to his campaign manager Amaryllis Fox Kennedy.
