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Illinois is the third state in which the former president has been found ineligible for the presidential primary ballot.
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The Supreme Court takes up Trump's presidential immunity defense.
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President Biden continued to justify the strikes on the basis of his Article II constitutional authority.
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The investigation found no “ill intent” on the part of the secretary or his staff, but that situational factors and staff decisions limited disclosure.
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Trump asserts that he, not the public, has a “right to a speedy trial.”
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The government argues that Trump is unable to show a likelihood of success, and that the public has a strong interest in a speedy trial.
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Former President Donald Trump requests that the Court stay the issuance of the D.C. Circuit's mandate on presidential immunity while he files a petition to appeal the decision.
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The report reveals that U.S. and partner engagements with Iraqis have been limited following Oct. 7.
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The new policy requires written assurances from foreign governments before receiving arms that they will not commit human rights abuses with U.S. weapons.
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Despite uncovering evidence that Biden “willfully retained and disclosed classified materials,” Hur did not conclude it “established Biden’s guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.”
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The court determined that it would not rule on Ukraine’s claims that Russia’s invasion violated the Genocide Convention.
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The letter cites the same domestic and international legal authorities as did the previous two letters.