Image
January 6 select committee subpoenas Proud Boys, Oath Keepers, and their leaders
Democrat-led committee has reportedly privately spoken with more than 200 witnesses
Image
Dozens charged in $1.2 billion health care fraud
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services also took "adverse administrative actions against 52 providers involved in similar schemes"
Image
Dershowitz warns Trump could still be tried before November despite Supreme Court ruling
"There's a possibility that you could have a trial on some issues before the election," Dershowitz said on the "Just The News, No Noise" TV show. "We'll see a lot of litigation, a lot of strategy, a lot of tactics being employed over the next months. The real question is, can they squeeze in a trial in October?"
Image
State Department urgently tells employees to change passwords 'immediately'
"There's a greater sense of urgency on this than on previous password reset requirements," one recipient told Just the News. "It's very serious."
Image
Jordan presses White House over meetings with Jack Smith staffer
The letter then proceeds to document the various meetings between Bratt and White House officials between 2021 and 2023.
Image
Trump 'next president,' 'lesson of history is clear,' says Niall Ferguson
"A second Trump act is not just possible. It’s fast becoming my base case," Ferguson states.
Image
Suspect in 2005 disappearance of American teen Natalee Holloway faces US extradition
Holloway, who was 18 when she vanished, had traveled with her classmates on a senior trip days after graduation.
Image
St. Louis couple McCloskeys plead not guilty to felony charges after defending home from protesters
The couple faces two felony charges and will appear in court again on Oct. 28.
Image
Florida Supreme Court approves DeSantis grand jury on COVID-19 vaccines
The move has put DeSantis at odds with former President Donald Trump, who has touted the success of his Operation Warp Speed in swiftly making available a COVID-19 vaccine.
Image
Julian Assange pleads guilty to one felony count in plea deal, ending legal battle
The prosecution is technically seeking 62 months in prison for his offenses, but the court is expected to rule it as time already served, due to serving five years in a London prison.