President Trump praises Corey Lewandowski, encourages Senate bid from N.H.
Corey Lewandowski continues to hear from those encouraging him to explore a Senate bid — this time from President Trump. One America’s Bobby Dupree explains.
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Rep. Tlaib says she will not visit Israel, West Bank under ‘oppressive conditions’
Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib now says she will not visit Israel and the West Bank to see her family after the Israeli government allowed her to enter the holy land.
Alleged rape victims sue Church of Scientology, actor Danny Masterson
Four women who are accusing actor Danny Masterson of rape are now suing the Church or Scientology over an alleged cover-up of the sexual misconduct. Both the church and Masterson are reportedly denying all claims of misconduct.
Ariz. court rejects appeal for death penalty for illegal accused of murder
Arizona prosecutors have lost an appeal to seek the death penalty against an illegal immigrant accused of murdering a store clerk.
President Trump calls Biden a ‘disaster’ after scaling back campaign events
President Trump slammed former Vice President Joe Biden after his campaign said he may cut back on his scheduled appearances, following a series of verbal slip-ups.
Husband of El Paso shooting victim inspires hundreds to attend wife’s funeral
Hundreds of people across the nation are expected to gather for the funeral of one El Paso shooting victim in an outpouring of support for the victim’s husband. Services for 63-year-old Margie Reckard will be held Friday.
U.K. police probing death of officer killed while investigating burglary
British police are investigating the murder of an officer, who was killed while responding to a burglary report in Southeast England.
Esptein’s autopsy sparks new wave of questions
The mystery deepens around the apparent suicide of late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Sources close to the matter say an autopsy found Epstein sustained multiple breaks in his neck bones, including his hyoid bone. Forensic experts say that bone can sometimes be fractured during hanging, especially in older people, but is more often to break during strangulation.
13 states sue the White House over new ‘public charge’ rule
Over a dozen states are suing the Trump administration over its new “public charge” rule. The suit was filed against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Wednesday by a coalition of 13 states led by Washington Attorney General Robert Ferguson.