Following South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol’s disastrous effort to implement martial law this week, two U.S. sources told Reuters on Thursday that Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin no longer intends to visit South Korea.
Read More Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin Cancels South Korea Visit Amid Martial Law Turmoil
The National Black Church Initiative has called on MSNBC to look into payments made by Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign to a group that is run by controversial network host Al Sharpton.
Read More Black Church Coalition Urges MSNBC To Investigate Harris Campaign Payments To Al Sharpton Group
As the jury considers whether to find Daniel Penny guilty of manslaughter, Jordan Neely’s father is now suing Penny for his son’s death, which purportedly occurred from strangulation on a New York City subway car after Neely repeatedly threatened onlookers in his vicinity.
Read More Jordan Neely’s Father Sues Daniel Penny Amid Subway Chokehold Death Trial Deliberations
A judge ruled on Tuesday that Atlanta District Attorney Fani Willis must provide a conservative watchdog organization access to all of her correspondence with Special Counsel Jack Smith and a House committee.
Read More Judge: Fani Willis Will Have To Turn Over All Communications With Jack Smith To Conservative Watchdog Group
On Wednesday, President-elect Donald Trump revealed that he has selected David Warrington, his top campaign lawyer, to be his White House counsel in his upcoming administration.
Read More Trump Chooses David Warrington For WH Counsel Role, Previous Pick Will Take On Different Position
Peter Navarro was chosen for the role of “Senior Counselor for Trade and Manufacturing” in Donald Trump’s second administration, the President-elect announced on Wednesday.
Read More Trump Chooses Peter Navarro To Serve As ‘Senior Counselor for Trade and Manufacturing’