A federal judge in Montana on Wednesday temporarily blocked a law that required people to cancel any previous voter registrations before signing up to vote in the state or risk facing felony charges. U.S. District Court Judge Brian Morris said the law wasn’t clear about the procedure to undo prior registrations, agreeing with the plaintiffs […]
FBI Director Chris Wray announced on Tuesday that the bureau is coordinating with colleges throughout the country to detect potential anti-Semitic threats and acts of violence amid waves of protests in opposition to Israel. Mr. Wray revealed the bureau’s coordination efforts with U.S. colleges during an interview with NBC News on Tuesday, saying the bureau […]
Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) fell victim to a vehicle burglary in San Francisco on Thursday, he has confirmed. The senatorial candidate, who is running to replace the late Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), had his luggage stolen from inside his vehicle while it was parked in a downtown parking garage, according to multiple reports. Mr. Schiff […]
Waltine Nauta’s interview with the grand jury in Washington that recommended charges against former President Donald Trump was made public on April 26 as part of U.S. District Court Judge Aileen Cannon’s recent series of orders regarding what information may be made public in the case against the former president. Judge Cannon is presiding over […]
NTD takes a closer look at the indictment against the slate of alternate electors in Arizona and Trump advisers. The charges include allegations of fraud, conspiracy, and forgery to show how the group intended to overturn the state’s electoral votes for Joe Biden in 2020.
Arizona has indicted 18 people, including several prominent associates of former President Donald Trump, over the naming of alternate electors in the 2020 presidential election. Mike Columbo, an attorney for one of the alternate electors, says the timing of the indictment is “extremely suspicious” and that “highly unusual” practices in this case fuel concerns of […]
Former President Donald Trump has been charged with 34 counts of falsifying business records. Michael Berry, executive director for the Center for Litigation at the America First Policy Institute, spoke with NTD about his assessment of President Trump’s “hush money” case.
Former President Donald Trump on April 26 appeared in court for day 8 of his New York “hush money” trial, as the Supreme Court on April 25 heard arguments over his immunity claim. Jesse Binnall, an attorney for President Trump in his civil cases, reacts to both cases.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has revealed the names of five additional defendants who were indicted earlier this week by a grand jury in the state’s ongoing investigation into the so-called fake electoral scheme, a probe that the Arizona GOP has panned as “pure election interference.” According to an updated indictment released on April 26 […]
A U.S. Secret Service special agent was removed from duty after exhibiting “distressing” behavior that reportedly led to a physical altercation with other protection detail agents while supporting Vice President Kamala Harris’ departure from Joint Base Andrews on Monday. The agent, whose identity was withheld, suffered a “medical incident” and was immediately “removed from their […]
Testimony began in earnest the second week of trial for former President Donald Trump in New York, where he has been charged with 34 counts of falsifying business records. The Manhattan District Attorney argued the records were falsified to cover up a conspiracy to affect the 2016 election, and called on their first witness to […]
Former President Donald Trump issued a challenge to President Joe Biden in New York on Friday to debate “any time he wants.” Required to be in court during his ongoing “hush money” trial, President Trump openly called on President Biden, who was in New York, to come down to the courthouse to engage in a debate, […]
The Biden administration announced a further delay on an expected ban of menthol cigarettes after considering the costs and benefits of addressing health concerns and the apparent appeasement of black voters in an election year. “This rule has garnered historic attention, and the public comment period has yielded an immense amount of feedback, including from […]
The Biden administration is unveiling $6 billion in new security assistance for Ukraine as the embattled nation attempts to fend off Russia’s invasion. The new assistance package, announced on April 26, uses funds from the $61 billion Ukraine supplemental passed by Congress earlier in the week, and “includes equipment to augment Ukraine’s air defenses, fires, […]
Former President Donald Trump leads President Joe Biden in swing states, according to a new 538 poll. 538’s polling averages for the 2024 presidential race show President Trump leads President Biden by 0.7 percent on average in these states, which include Georgia, Nevada, North Carolina, Arizona, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. The Federalist’s elections correspondent, Brianna […]
Prosecutors in former President Donald Trump’s so-called “hush-money” case on Friday called up their second witness, a former Trump assistant, to testify in the case. Rhona Graff, who started working for President Trump in 1987 and left the Trump Organization in April 2021, has been described as a gatekeeper by prosecutors. She was among several […]
Former President Donald Trump wished his wife Melania Trump a happy birthday on Friday before stepping into a New York City courtroom to continue an ongoing criminal trial over an alleged non-disclosure payment he made in 2016. “I want to start by wishing my wife, Melania, a very happy birthday,” President Trump said outside the […]
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs has vetoed a bill seeking to strengthen the rights of homeowners looking to evict squatters from their property. The measure, dubbed Senate Bill 1129, garnered bipartisan support and would have allowed a property owner to request law enforcement to remove an individual occupying one’s house illegally. Under the current law in […]
NTD spoke with John Malcolm, who formerly served in the Department of Justice Criminal Division and currently holds positions as a senior legal fellow and vice president of the Institute for Constitutional Government at the Heritage Foundation, to discuss the analysis of arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court regarding presidential immunity on April 25.
Democrat New York City Councilman Robert Holden expressed dismay at the ongoing protests against Israel at Columbia University and criticized members of his party for not doing more to condemn what he described as radical elements expressing support for terrorism. “I never in a million years would dream that there would be a movement in […]
