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Paid Legal Expert Reverses Position on Notorious Wrongful Conviction Case, Filing Report that Contradicts Prior Public Statements
Pace University professor Bennett Gershman told a reporter in 2024 that prosecutors 'manufactured' Anthony Broadwater's case and committed 'the most heinous kind of prosecutorial misconduct,' but a December 2025 court filing said no misconduct occurred.
Sacks Warns US Risks Losing AI Edge after New Chinese Model Launch
Former White House AI czar David Sacks said Friday the U.S. is 'tying one hand behind its back' in artificial intelligence development amid rising global competition.
Debate Over SAVE Act Highlights Partisan Divide on Voting Access
The Republican-backed election security measure would require documentary proof of citizenship for federal voter registration, drawing criticism from Democrats who call it a poll tax.
Graham Platner's Collapse Puts Spotlight on Consultant-Driven Candidate Recruitment Model
The Maine Senate candidate's withdrawal after assault allegations has left the operatives who recruited him facing scrutiny over vetting practices.
Texas Comptroller Investigated Nearly 50 Islamic Schools for Voucher Program Ties After Tips From Man With Libel History
The probe, which included contracts with private investigators, delayed schools from receiving state-funded scholarships and has sparked a class-action lawsuit alleging religious discrimination.
Pelosi Staffer Intervenes After Reporters Press Former House Speaker on Husband's Hit-and-Run Case
Napa County authorities recommended misdemeanor charges against 86-year-old Paul Pelosi for a July crash that caused substantial damage to two vehicles.
Appeals Court Rules NJ's AR-15, High-Capacity Magazine Bans Violate Second Amendment
The 3rd Circuit's 10-5 decision marks one of the most significant gun rights victories in recent federal court history.
Wildfire Smoke From Canada Blankets Large Parts of U.S., Creating Hazardous Air Quality for Tens of Millions
Air quality alerts are in effect across a wide stretch from the Upper Midwest to New England, with Detroit ranking among the most polluted cities globally.
White House Draws Comparison Between Olive Garden Pasta Pass ID Rules and Election Security
The administration cited the restaurant chain's strict photo ID requirement for its $100 pasta pass as evidence supporting the SAVE Act, Democrats counter that voter restrictions disproportionately affect minority voters.
Battleground Democrat Said Traditionally White Outdoor Spaces 'Will No Longer Be White'
Rep. Gabe Vasquez of New Mexico faces scrutiny from Republicans over comments about diversifying outdoor recreation access made in 2020.