Wednesday, May 1, 2024
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Could ‘Entrapment’ Be Trump’s Best Bet for Beating Jack Smith, After One of Smith’s Lawyers Slipped Up?
And, irony of ironies, it comes via a suggestion from one of the Department of Justice’s ace lawyers. Did he speak out of line?
Arizona Senate Votes To Repeal 1864 Law Banning All Abortions
The measure now goes to the state’s Democratic governor, Katie Hobbs, who is expected to sign it.
Five Human Skeletons Missing Hands and Feet, Including a Baby’s, Are Found Buried Under Nazi Göring’s ‘Wolf’s Lair’
‘Those who laid the pipes should have discovered the human remains,’ one archeologist says. ‘We were completely shocked.’
House Republicans Open Investigation Into ‘Political Bias’ at National Public Radio
RFK Jr. Calls on Biden To Sign ‘No Spoiler Pledge’ and Drop Out of Race
Columnists
NYPD’s Restoration of Law and Order at Columbia Offers Lesson for Biden on Perils of Appeasement
As Fears Grow Over Bird Flu, America Is Collaborating Again With Communist China on Making Pathogens More Dangerous
As Biden’s ‘Pier to Nowhere’ Is Being Set Up off Gaza, Expect More Attacks by Hamas
Editorials
Opinion
Oft-Maligned, Nationalism Shows Signs of Emerging as One of the West’s Best Defenses Against Tyranny
Pennsylvania’s Primary ‘Protest’ Votes Could Prove Decisive as a Close Presidential Election Looms in November
Today’s Protest Movements Are Echoing Those of 1968, Except for the Added Antisemitism
Democrats, in a Last Ditch Defense as Summer Approaches, Near Bottom of Their Profound Bag of Dirty Tricks
National
Asteroid Hunters Spot 27,500 Overlooked Space Rocks Careening Around Our Solar System
Detection of the rocks is crucial to the future of ‘planetary defense’ — a global effort to prevent potential asteroid impacts on earth.
South Dakota Abortion Measure on Track To Appear on November Ballot Despite Resistance From State
The proposed amendment to the state constitution would prohibit the state from limiting abortion rights in the first trimester.
Squatter Arrested for Taking Over $600,000 Georgia Home After Owner Died, Changing Locks, Raking the Lawn, and Using ‘Fake Lease’
The incident comes as squatting has been making headlines in recent weeks — fueled in large part by TikTok — with some in the press even dubbing it an ‘epidemic.’
Assessment Season Starts Early for New-Look Giants and Jets
For the New York Jets and Giants, offseason training activities over the next month will offer the first glimpses of the substantial additions by both teams.
New Study Finds Link Between High-Fat Diet, Increased Risk of Alzheimer’s
The results of this study are a step forward in our understanding of this disease and may explain the relationship between obesity, Type 2 diabetes, and the onset of Alzheimer’s.
FBI Raises by $20,000 Reward for Help Solving Murder of Elderly Couple Found Beheaded, Dumped in Lake
New DNA has been uncovered, representing a possible break in the case.
Foreign
May Day in Much of Europe Means Girding To Fight Fires as Well as Dousing Fiscal Malaise
Public and private sector employees across the Continent stage their traditional 24-hour strikes, but the start of fire season in Greece portends battles over more than just wages.
Biden Considering Plan To Admit Thousands of Palestinian Refugees Into America: Report
Last week, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services said it would soon open two new field offices in Turkey and Qatar — two countries friendly to Hamas — to assist refugees from the Middle East.
A New Iron Curtain Is Emerging Along a North-South Line in an Eastern Europe Fearful of Moscow’s Aggression
Putin says he invaded Ukraine to push back NATO. Instead, his invasion is sparking his nearest western neighbors to ramp up their defenses.
Prize-Winning Chinese Scientist Who First Published Covid Sequence Stages Protest After Being Locked Out of His Lab
‘I won’t leave, I won’t quit, I am pursuing science and the truth,’ Zhang Yongzhen exclaims in a since-deleted post on Chinese social media platform Weibo.
Departure of Yank Troops From African Strongholds Undercuts America’s Soft Power, Former World Bank President Warns
‘Peace through strength requires military power, global respect, and strong economic growth,’ David Malpass tells the Sun. ‘The U.S. is falling short in each area and needs to plot a new course.’
Hungary’s Orban, as European Elections Approach, Is in the Van of What Could Lead to a More Conservative Continent
Eurosceptic leader warns of liberals’ Communist-style tactics as the outlook dims for the European Commission chief, Ursula von der Leyen.
Politics
Trump Is Crushing Biden Among Hispanics in Texas, Poll Finds, in ‘Tectonic Shift’ From 2020
The results could spell trouble for Mr. Biden, who has been attempting to mobilize Latino voters, telling them, ‘I need you badly, I need the help.’
Marjorie Taylor Greene Promises Vote To Oust Speaker Johnson ‘Next Week’
The lawmaker says she wants her GOP colleagues on the record about whether or not they support the speaker and his ‘betrayals.’
Trump Returns to Campaign Trail, Facing Warning of Jail Time If He Violates Judge-Imposed Gag Order
The former president is trying to achieve a balancing act unprecedented in American history by running for a second term as the presumptive Republican nominee while also fighting felony charges in New York.
RFK Jr. Is Huge Help to Trump In Swing States: Poll
In recent days, Mr. Trump has become noticeably annoyed by Mr. Kennedy’s run.
Majority of Americans Believe Biden Helped Son Hunter With Business Deals, That First Son Is Guilty of Tax Evasion
The Harvard–Harris poll also finds President Trump leads nationally, even in multi-candidate fields.
Editorials
Opinion
Oft-Maligned, Nationalism Shows Signs of Emerging as One of the West’s Best Defenses Against Tyranny
Pennsylvania’s Primary ‘Protest’ Votes Could Prove Decisive as a Close Presidential Election Looms in November
Today’s Protest Movements Are Echoing Those of 1968, Except for the Added Antisemitism
Democrats, in a Last Ditch Defense as Summer Approaches, Near Bottom of Their Profound Bag of Dirty Tricks
Popular
At Least One Justice — Clarence Thomas — Appears Open To Disqualifying Jack Smith From Prosecuting Trump
A New Iron Curtain Is Emerging Along a North-South Line in an Eastern Europe Fearful of Moscow’s Aggression
FBI Raises by $20,000 Reward for Help Solving Murder of Elderly Couple Found Beheaded, Dumped in Lake
Democrats, in a Last Ditch Defense as Summer Approaches, Near Bottom of Their Profound Bag of Dirty Tricks
Lawyer for Playboy Playmate and Porn Star Tells Hush Money Trial How He Sold Their Stories About Sex With Trump
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