Canada Imposes Massive New Tariffs On American Goods

The judge overseeing Donald Trump’s hush-money case in Manhattan has postponed sentencing until after the 2024 election, meaning voters won’t know if the former President will face jail time as they head to the polls. Trump, the Republican nominee, was convicted in May on 34 counts of falsifying business records. In a ruling on Friday, New York supreme court Judge Juan Merchan said that sentencing will now happen on Nov.

Reproductive rights have taken center stage in the lead-up to the 2024 election, and 10 states have measures on the ballot that will allow voters to directly decide whether to protect abortion rights. [time-brightcove not-tgx=”true”] That breaks the previous record of six in 2022 for the highest number of abortion-related ballot measures in a single year, according to Ballotpedia. Ten states from across the political spectrum—red-leaning ones like Florida, blue-leaning ones like New York, and battlegrounds like Arizona—have put the issue on the ballot this year.

Brayden Hunter Hervey’s court date was three days too late. The 38-year-old Texas resident was in the midst of applying for a gender marker update—a process he started in May—when a new Texas policy barring transgender people from changing their gender markers on their state IDs went into effect on Aug.

Stephanie Ruhle didn't hold back over the biased media's non-coverage of Donald's incoherent rambling. If Kamala Harris had said what Donald said about his child-care policy, then the media would be all over it. "If Donald Trump was 'inarticulate' yesterday when he was explaining the child care policy, when he had to answer about the deficit, we could accept that, right?" Ruhle said.

Just when you think Marco Rubio can't go any lower he stoops to this, defending Russian shills against the interests of the United States. just innocent victims taking their $100k a week and not asking questions. History will look back on this era as one of the most perverse in American political history. Source: New Republic Senator Marco Rubio doesn’t think that Russia paying off right-wing influencers is a big deal. The ranking member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee was asked on Fox News Thursday about the Justice Department revelation that several conservative commentators were paid by assets of the Russian government to produce propaganda and disinformation.

Trump was asked at the Economic Club of New York what he plans to do about making childcare more affordable if he wins in November and outside of repeating the term childcare over and over, he veered off into how much money his tariffs on other countries are going to bring in. When will the media look at this guy's mental acuity on policy proposals and questions?