Daniel Wiesenfeld claims Letitia James kept a Trump investigation alive despite investigators finding no wrongdoing, while James’ office says the prosecutor was terminated for cause after violating legal, professional, or agency requirements.
New USAID watchdog reports detail a five year debarment over explicit material and apparent commercial sex solicitation on government devices, plus three year penalties tied to fraudulent invoices, receipts, money laundering conspiracy and taxpayer losses.
A 7 to 5 vote delaying action on a proposed data center moratorium triggered shouting, chanting, council infighting and a fight near the exits before police removed protesters from the Memphis meeting hall.
Jim Bakker built a sprawling Christian television empire before sex and fraud scandals brought it crashing down. The convicted televangelist, who later returned to broadcasting and faced another costly controversy, died at 86.
The United States rejected a United Nations pandemic declaration after CDC Director Erica Schwartz cited ideological disputes and unresolved pathogen negotiations, handing global governance advocates a major defeat while raising questions about whether the proposal could return under future Democratic leadership.
Angela Paxton is backing the full Republican ticket despite filing for divorce from Senate nominee Ken Paxton, arguing that control of the seat and Texas political future outweigh anger at any individual candidate.
Trump says the Ratepayer Protection Act would make data centers cover their own power costs while shielding ordinary consumers from higher electricity bills.
Treasury officials say Operation Economic Outcast has driven Iran’s currency to record lows while targeting the regime’s financial networks, military procurement, oil revenue, aviation, transportation and remaining industrial infrastructure.