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Columnist Says Trump's $10 Billion IRS Lawsuit Is Backfiring as Judge Questions Case

She argues rising prices make self-dealing harder for voters to overlook.

DiGenova’s Own Account of Trump’s Role Puts DOJ ‘Grand Conspiracy’ Probe at Legal Risk

Uganda’s ‘Sovereignty’ Bill Faces Pushback as Parliament Weighs Sweeping Foreign-Agent Rules

Bavaria’s 2025 Security Report Flags Surge in Hybrid Threats and Extremist Violence

Ambedkar Statue Vandalism Prompts Arrests in Punjab and Highway Protests in Ghaziabad

Tusk Alleges Russia-Linked Crypto Exchange Funded Opponents as Parliament Upholds Veto on Crypto Law

House GOP Chairs Threaten Contempt as ActBlue Probe Intensifies

Sarkozy Sharpens Defense in Libyan-Funding Appeal, Distancing Himself From Guéant

Unsealed Warrants Detail Letter and Digital Messages in Tyler Robinson Case

Russia’s Supreme Court Labels Nobel-Winning Memorial ‘Extremist’

Sarkozy Denies Libyan-Funding Allegations in Appeal, Citing Kadhafi Revenge

Punjab Ambedkar Bust Vandalised as Police Name SFJ’s Pannun in Fresh Case

FBI Director’s Partner Alleges Foreign-Linked Campaign Targeting MAGA Unity

UK Temporarily Bans Crypto Political Donations and Caps Overseas Gifts at £100,000

Paris Orders Vincent Bolloré to Stand Trial in December for Alleged Bribery of a Foreign Public Official in Togo

Sarkozy Appeal: Woerth Acknowledges €30,000–€35,000 in Cash, Calls It Staff Bonuses

UK Security Committee Urges Immediate Moratorium on Crypto Political Donations

Sarkozy Reaffirms Innocence at Appeal in Alleged Libyan Campaign-Funding Case

Oath Keepers’ Stewart Rhodes Breaks With MAGA Over Iran, Plans Mar-a-Lago Pardon Bid

Sarkozy Appears as Appeal Opens in Libyan Campaign-Finance Case