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Donald Trump became the first president in US history to be impeached twice. Impeachment is one of the most serious constitutional processes in the United States, and it becomes even more notable when a president is impeached twice. Donald Trump is the first and only U.S. president to face impeachment twice, making the process historically…
Norwegian authorities blocked the sale of land in Svalbard to foreign investors over security concerns. Norway has recently moved to intervene in the proposed sale of Søre Fagerfjord, the last privately owned parcel of land in the Svalbard archipelago, citing national security concerns. The 60-square-kilometre property, located in southwestern Svalbard, includes fjords, mountains, plains, and…
Joe Biden departed the White House in January, and he is now living between Delaware and California. Since leaving the White House in January 2025, Joe Biden has returned to a quieter, more private life — one split mainly between his two Delaware homes and, reportedly, time spent in California. While details about former presidents’…
Susie Wiles has amassed an impressive net worth during her political career, and her personal life, including her religion, remains in the spotlight. Susie Wiles, born Susan L. Summerall on May 14, 1957, in Lake City, Florida, is a seasoned political consultant and lobbyist. She is best known for her pivotal role in Donald Trump’s…
Caroline Wren was ordered to make a $2,000 subpoena payment for each day of non-compliance. A federal judge mandated that Caroline Wren, a Republican fundraiser and organizer of the January 6, 2021 rally at the Ellipse, pay a daily fine of $2,000 until she complies with a subpoena issued by the U.S. District Court for…
In a landmark ruling, a federal judge authorized the U.S. government to refund over $2,000 in restitution paid by a January 6 Capitol riot defendant whose felony conviction was vacated following a presidential pardon. This decision marks the first instance where a pardoned rioter has successfully reclaimed court-ordered restitution, setting a significant legal precedent. Background…
In a significant policy shift, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced the termination of two key programs that collectively provided over $1 billion in funding to schools, childcare centers, and food banks for purchasing food directly from local farms. The decision has raised concerns among agricultural advocates, educators, and community leaders about the potential…
Many US politicians, including President Donald Trump, have criticized Sadiq Khan, raising questions about why he’s still the Mayor of London. Sadiq Khan remains the Mayor of London due to a combination of electoral success, policy initiatives, and continued support from a significant portion of the city’s population. His tenure has been shaped by London’s…
Kellie Chauvin is best known for being the wife of former police officer Derek Chauvin. Kellie May Xiong Chauvin, born in 1974 in Laos, is best known as the ex-wife of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin. Her life, however, tells a story that stretches far beyond that association — one marked by resilience, reinvention,…
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) suspended green card processing for refugees and asylees with immediate effect. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has announced a temporary suspension on the processing of green card applications for certain refugees and asylees, a move that leaves many who fled violence and unrest waiting indefinitely for permanent status…