Evidence Oswald Was Not a Real Defector to USSR
He was used, then discarded. And for what?
He was used, then discarded. And for what?
Both the UK and the US governments subscribed to their own exceptionalism: Virus outbreaks happened elsewhere, not here.
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Trump’s confident and cocky because he senses that the whole system is afraid of what would happen if he were jailed and the Wrath of MAGA provoked.
In a highly political move, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) pardoned a man who had gunned down a legally armed Black Lives Matter protester.
The arrest of the world’s top golfer revealed many of the things that are wrong with the criminal justice system in the US.
Former President Donald Trump is now a convicted felon.
Hunter Biden’s defense against gun charges got off to a rocky start after the judge in the case prevented a piece of evidence from being exhibited in court and also ruled that an expert witness would not be allowed to testify.
The fourth-highest-ranking House Republican suggests those who were involved in pursuing Donald Trump’s felony conviction should be prosecuted.
The US-based Carter Center, which was allowed to monitor Venezuela’s “election” on Sunday, found widespread irregularities and determined that it did not deserve to be called “democratic.”