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Judge who oversaw Trump Organization CFO case may get Manhattan Trump investigation: Report

The New York judge who presided over the Trump Organization criminal trial is in line to oversee the trial involving former President Donald Trump's hush money payment to porn star Stormy Daniels.

SVB collapse: Scott and Warren lead bipartisan call for new Fed watchdog

Sens. Rick Scott (R-FL) and Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) will introduce legislation to require an independent inspector general for the Federal Reserve and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

Wisconsin Supreme Court liberal candidate defends crime record

Milwaukee County Judge Janet Protasiewicz, the liberal candidate for Wisconsin Supreme Court, went on the defense to explain her sentencing record, with her conservative opponent, Daniel Kelly, focusing on light sentences delivered to some rapists and pedophiles during her time on the bench.

Colorado city fighting climate change with rule allowing only six gas stations

The town of Louisville, Colorado, passed an ordinance Tuesday night limiting the number of gas stations allowed to operate within town to only six.

Born-again conservative: Democratic lawmaker, 81, changes party over Christian values

Louisiana state Rep. Francis Thompson switched his registration from Democratic to Republican due to his Christian beliefs on Friday after serving almost 50 years as a Democrat.

Trump indictment: Manhattan grand jury delays decision to charge former president

The Manhattan grand jury investigating hush money payments between former President Donald Trump and Stormy Daniels called off its meeting for Wednesday ahead of a possible indictment of the former president.

House Republicans divided over taking sides in Trump, DeSantis battle

House Republicans are divided over whether to throw support behind top contenders former President Donald Trump or Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL), with the former president testing party support as a possible indictment looms over him.

Memphis City Council members want $15 million for police salaries

Members of the Memphis City Council announced Tuesday they would bring about a budget resolution with $15 million to be allocated to police salaries.

SVB collapse: San Francisco Federal Reserve president comes under bipartisan fire for missing signs

San Francisco Federal Reserve President Mary Daly could offer Republicans and Democrats a rare point of unity as lawmakers trade blame for the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank earlier this month.

China’s Xi leaves meeting with Putin without pledging military cooperation

Chinese leader Xi Jinping left Moscow on Wednesday after his multiday visit in which he and Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed support for continued and growing bilateral relations, but neither made any mention of military assistance.
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