Mayank Chhaya- John Bolton, former National Security Advisor to Donald Trump, has described the indictment of the former president as “very powerful, carefully tailored and devastating that should end his political career.” This is even as the Republican Party largely remains in the former president’s thrall calling his prosecution on charges under the Espionage Act […]
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GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy sues World Economic Forum for using his name
Presidential candidate of the Republican Party, Vivek Ramaswamy has filed a lawsuit against the World Economic Forum (WEF) in a Cincinnati, Ohio court on Wednesday, April 18. Ramaswamy has alleged that the WEF has created a “false perception” that he is affiliated with the organization.
Bragg bags Don. Beggars something bigger
In 1872, Ulysses S. Grant, the 18th President of the United States of America was racing a two-horse buggy against his friends on the streets of Washington, DC. DC Police Officer William West, a Black Union Army veteran, caught him speeding, the second time in two days. Officer West stuck out his hand asking President Grant to stop, which he did. Grant drove West to the police station in his own carriage, where an arrest was processed. Members of the racing party were made to put up bail of USD 20 a head, about USD 430 today, and released; Grant walked back to the White House.
Donald Trump faces ‘legal tsunami’ post NY court arraignment
Former US President Donald Trump faces a “legal tsunami’ post his arraignment by a New York court on 34 charges of felony, including tax fraud by his businesses and the hush money payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels, thus crashing hopes of a Republican nomination for his third presidential run.
Donald Trump set to speak from Florida’s Mar-a-Lago after Tuesday arraignment
Former President Donald Trump will deliver his remarks on Tuesday at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida after he returns from the indictment, according to a news release from his campaign. Trump is expected to appear before the court on Tuesday afternoon in Manhattan.
US budget showdown: Biden tears down Republicans on crime and police
President Joe Biden is going all out to turn the tables on Republicans who are trying to paint Democrats as being soft on crime in the hope of winning the crucial spending fight this year on the US budget showdown, ahead of the election year in 2024.
US Congress legislates to declassify information on Covid-19 origins
In an unprecedented move, the US Congress, dominated by the Republican Party, has passed a bill unanimously asking the Director of National Intelligence to declassify information on the origins of Covid 19 and sent the measure to President Joe Biden’s desk for approval.
Bill introduced in US House to eliminate visa backlogs
A bipartisan bill has been introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives to properly utilize the employment-based visas currently allocated each year under existing federal immigration law.
Caste bias exists in US, has to be countered: Seattle councillor Kshama Sawant
City Councillor Kshama Sawant made history last month when Seattle adopted a resolution moved by her to ban caste-based discrimination, become the first US city to do so. She took and stared down critics like the Hindu American Foundation, a powerful advocacy group, and many Hindu Indian Americans who argued the ban discredits and singles out Hindus.
Indian American presidential contender Nikki Haley starts campaign in two key states
Indian American Nikki Haley has kicked off her against-all-odds campaign for the Republican Party’s presidential nomination with visits to two key states portraying herself as a “badass” woman who can get things done, and with a Wall Street fundraiser scheduled for Tuesday.