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Russian-American Woman Faces Treason Charges for Donating Funds to Ukraine
A Russian-American woman, Ksenia Karelina, has gone on trial for alleged treason in Yekaterinburg, Russia. Karelina, 33, is accused of raising funds for the Ukrainian military, a charge that could result in a prison sentence of up to 20 years if she is convicted. 
A Russian-American woman, Ksenia Karelina, has gone on trial for alleged treason in Yekaterinburg, Russia. Karelina, 33, is accused of raising funds for the Ukrainian military, a charge that could result in a prison sentence of up to 20 years if she is convicted. -
RFK Jr. Fails to Qualify for CNN Debate, Setting Stage for Biden-Trump Showdown
Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will not participate in the first presidential debate of the election cycle, hosted by CNN, after failing to meet the network's qualification criteria. The debate, scheduled for June 27 in Atlanta, will feature President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump in their first in-person confrontation since the 2020 election. 
Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will not participate in the first presidential debate of the election cycle, hosted by CNN, after failing to meet the network's qualification criteria. The debate, scheduled for June 27 in Atlanta, will feature President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump in their first in-person confrontation since the 2020 election. -
US Cancels Talks with Israel After Netanyahu’s Public Criticism Over Arms Delays
The White House has canceled high-level security talks between American and Israeli officials following a public criticism by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Netanyahu accused the Biden administration of withholding arms essential for Israel's ongoing conflict with Hamas, a claim the US administration has firmly denied. 
The White House has canceled high-level security talks between American and Israeli officials following a public criticism by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Netanyahu accused the Biden administration of withholding arms essential for Israel's ongoing conflict with Hamas, a claim the US administration has firmly denied. -
Biden's Immigration Reform Sparks GOP Fury and Democrat Cheers
President Joe Biden's latest move on immigration has ignited a fierce political debate, drawing praise from Democrats and sharp criticism from Republicans. On Tuesday, Biden is set to announce a "parole in place" program aimed at providing work permits and protection from deportation to nearly 500,000 undocumented spouses of U.S. citizens. 
President Joe Biden's latest move on immigration has ignited a fierce political debate, drawing praise from Democrats and sharp criticism from Republicans. On Tuesday, Biden is set to announce a "parole in place" program aimed at providing work permits and protection from deportation to nearly 500,000 undocumented spouses of U.S. citizens. -
Biden's Ad Blitz Targets Trump's Criminal Conviction in Battle for Swing Voters
President Joe Biden's campaign is capitalizing on former President Donald Trump's recent felony conviction. The Biden camp has launched a new television ad blitz, zeroing in on Trump's legal troubles and portraying him as a self-serving criminal. 
President Joe Biden's campaign is capitalizing on former President Donald Trump's recent felony conviction. The Biden camp has launched a new television ad blitz, zeroing in on Trump's legal troubles and portraying him as a self-serving criminal. -
Bankruptcy Court Orders Liquidation of Alex Jones’ Estate to Compensate Sandy Hook Families
A Texas bankruptcy court judge has approved the liquidation of conspiracy theorist Alex Jones' personal assets to facilitate repayments to the families of Sandy Hook shooting victims. 
A Texas bankruptcy court judge has approved the liquidation of conspiracy theorist Alex Jones' personal assets to facilitate repayments to the families of Sandy Hook shooting victims. -
Trump Embraces Supreme Court Decision Overturning Bump Stock Ban
The Supreme Court has ruled that a federal ban on bump stocks is unlawful, marking a significant moment for former President Donald Trump, who originally imposed the ban. The 6-3 ruling, split along ideological lines, has brought Trump's nuanced stance on gun control into sharp focus, revealing his anticipation of judicial reversal. 
The Supreme Court has ruled that a federal ban on bump stocks is unlawful, marking a significant moment for former President Donald Trump, who originally imposed the ban. The 6-3 ruling, split along ideological lines, has brought Trump's nuanced stance on gun control into sharp focus, revealing his anticipation of judicial reversal. -
Arrest of Tajik Nationals Raises U.S. Fears of ISIS Terror Plot
The recent arrest of eight Tajik nationals with suspected connections to ISIS has intensified concerns among U.S. national security officials about the potential for a terror attack on American soil. The individuals were detained after entering the United States via the southern border and requesting asylum. 
The recent arrest of eight Tajik nationals with suspected connections to ISIS has intensified concerns among U.S. national security officials about the potential for a terror attack on American soil. The individuals were detained after entering the United States via the southern border and requesting asylum. -
GOP Hosts Trump in First Capitol Hill Visit Since Jan. 6
Former President Donald Trump made his first visit to Capitol Hill since the January 6th attack, receiving a hero's welcome from Republican lawmakers. This visit comes less than five months before his anticipated rematch with President Joe Biden. 
Former President Donald Trump made his first visit to Capitol Hill since the January 6th attack, receiving a hero's welcome from Republican lawmakers. This visit comes less than five months before his anticipated rematch with President Joe Biden. -
Bloodshed in Mexican Elections Triggers Surge of Asylum Seekers at U.S. Border
The recent surge of asylum seekers at the U.S.-Mexico border includes many fleeing the aftermath of Mexico's most violent election season. The June 2 elections, the largest in the country's history, were marred by unprecedented levels of bloodshed and intimidation. Political candidates were targeted, with at least 34 killed and hundreds more threatened. This chaos has driven many to seek refuge across the border in the United States. 
The recent surge of asylum seekers at the U.S.-Mexico border includes many fleeing the aftermath of Mexico's most violent election season. The June 2 elections, the largest in the country's history, were marred by unprecedented levels of bloodshed and intimidation. Political candidates were targeted, with at least 34 killed and hundreds more threatened. This chaos has driven many to seek refuge across the border in the United States.
