Election Interference Case Sees Accomplice Plead Guilty
A key accomplice in a high-profile election interference case has pleaded guilty, shedding new light…
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USAID’s Dismantling Threatens Water Projects in Drought-Ridden Lands
USAID's potential dismantling puts water projects in jeopardy, affecting millions worldwide
Chicago’s Sterling Bay Project Gets Zoning Approval After Year-Long Debate
Sterling Bay's Lincoln Park project has received zoning approval after a year-long debate, paving the…
Texas Governor Signs Bill Restricting Social Media Censorship
Texas Governor Greg Abbott signs bill to restrict social media censorship, allowing users to sue…
Cross-Plan Offsetting Litigation: A Growing Concern in the US
Cross-plan offsetting litigation is on the rise in the US, with multiple lawsuits filed against…
National Guard Troop Deployment Update: LA Release Imminent
Half of the National Guard troops sent to Los Angeles are set to be released,…
Lawyers Hiding Behind Anonymity: The Rise of Secretive ICE Attorneys
Immigration lawyers are criticizing ICE attorneys for hiding their names in court, sparking concerns about…
Texas’ Most Wanted: An Update on the Lone Star State’s Top Ten Fugitives
The Texas Department of Public Safety has released an update on the state's top ten…
US Climate Transparency Under Scrutiny
The Trump administration has reneged on its promise to publish key climate reports online, sparking…
Unveiling the Epstein List: Demands for Transparency Grow
The public demands the release of the Epstein list, sparking controversy and calls for accountability