NBC host Chuck Todd has accused Donald Trump's attorney, Jim Trusty, of "misrepresenting the law" after the former president suggested he should be paid $18 million to return classified documents belonging to the U.S. government. In a heated exchange on air, Todd questioned why Trusty had brought up examples such as President Richard Nixon receiving payment for presidential records while arguing that Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton were better comparisons.

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) expressed on Sunday that he is "open" to deploying US forces in Taiwan if tensions escalate between the island and China. He emphasized that Congress needs to consider whether the U.S. should establish a defense agreement with Taiwan and affirmed his support for providing aid, as it is a "democracy." Additionally, he advocated for sending more weapons to Taiwan, stating they are not adequately prepared for a hypothetical invasion by China.

Two Tennessee lawmakers, Justin Pearson and Justin Jones, were expelled Thursday along with a third lawmaker, Gloria Johnson, for their part in the state's House of Representatives. Both are African Americans and had participated in a protest in favor of gun reforms at the Statehouse following the school shooting in Nashville in March that left six people dead, including three children.

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is disputing the label of a government-funded media organisation on Twitter. The broadcasting giant insists that its income comes from the licence fee, not taxes, and maintains its independence in line with its charter.

The Saudi-Houthi talks have been held in Sana'a, the capital of Yemen, which has been controlled by the Houthis since they drove the Yemeni government out in 2015. The talks are said to include commitments to pay the wages of public employees and reopen all ports and airports, as well as more ambitious goals such as rebuilding the country, exit of foreign forces, and a political transition.

A new Tribune investigation has revealed that Cook County's massive criminal court system, with the main courthouse located at 26th Street and California Avenue, is now taking more than four years to complete most of the county’s murder cases. Some cases have lasted up to a decade or more, raising concerns about incompetence, indifference, and corruption within the criminal justice system.

A dissident republican terror group in Northern Ireland, known as the New IRA, has reportedly been plotting a major attack aimed at overshadowing U.S. President Joe Biden's visit to the region this week.

President Joe Biden is heading to Northern Ireland next Tuesday amid increased concerns about the threat of terrorism and ongoing arguments about the future of the region. The terrorism threat level in Northern Ireland has been raised to severe due to the increased activity of dissident groups, and Biden plans to make a public address in the Republic of Ireland during his trip, but security is a major concern.

China has initiated two military exercises, dubbed "United Sharp Sword," as a response to Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen's meeting with the US House Speaker. The drills involve multiple services executing “simulated joint precision strikes on key targets on Taiwan Island” and surrounding waters, under the supervision of the Eastern Theater Command of China's People’s Liberation Army (PLA).

Amazon is set to take on major television manufacturers like Samsung, Sony, Panasonic, and Philips by launching three new Smart TVs powered by its popular Fire TV software. The innovative company has announced an incredible preorder deal that slashes up to £300 off the price of their latest offerings: the Fire TV 2-Series, Fire TV 4-Series, and the flagship product - FireTV Omni QLED Series.

Rishi Sunak is seeking to capitalize on Joe Biden's visit to Northern Ireland this week with an investment drive that he says will deliver on the “promise” of the Good Friday Agreement. President Biden will arrive in Belfast this week to mark the 25th anniversary of the peace deal that brought power-sharing to the province and ended 30 years of conflict known as The Troubles.

In a remarkable achievement, the family-owned Sunshine Bakery in downtown has won the prestigious National Bakers' Association (NBA) award for their outstanding vegan cookies. The annual competition, held in New York City this year, attracted hundreds of entries from across the country.

Former President Donald Trump made a surprise appearance on Saturday at the Miami-Dade Arena during UFC 287, where he was greeted by huge cheers and chants of "USA." He watched from ringside as UFC fighter Jorge Masvidal retired from mixed martial arts with a loss to Gilbert Burns. In attendance alongside Trump were Mike Tyson, Dana White, who also announced his retirement in a post-fight interview in the ring, and Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis.

In a controversial and humorous twist, the latest episode of "Saturday Night Live" (SNL) featured a sketch where Donald Trump, portrayed by James Austin Johnson, spoofed Jesus Christ during an Easter dinner party. The former president drew parallels between himself and Jesus while also poking fun at his recent indictment and efforts to oust LGBTQ+ individuals from Disney World.

On Saturday night, former President Donald Trump made a surprise appearance at the UFC 287 pay-per-view event in Miami, South Florida. He attended to show support for his longtime friend Jorge Masvidal and former president of the UFC Dana White.

Tory leader Douglas Ross has urged Scottish voters to cast their ballots for Conservative candidates in the upcoming general election, as a strategic move to prevent Labour and the SNP from gaining power. Mr. Ross expressed his belief that the public is aware of which party holds a stronger position against the SNP and desires unity among political parties.

The Missouri State Senate recently passed a package of legislation that would eliminate sales taxes on guns, diapers, pads and tampons. The tax cuts were approved through two separate bills allowing those who opposed dropping the tax on firearms and ammunition to maintain support for reducing diaper taxes.

Taiwan's Thinly Woven Diplomatic Web reported today that the Taiwanese government is closely monitoring a Chinese strike group off its coast. This development comes just one day after President Tsai Ing-wen met with U.S.

A rally was held on Boylston Street in Boston after a federal judge in Texas ordered the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to suspend its approval of the abortion medication mifepristone. The order has sparked a new national fight over women's access to abortion, just months after the Supreme Court withdrew constitutional protections for the procedure.

Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) is scheduled to undergo surgery on Sunday after suffering a fractured femur during the University of Connecticut men's basketball victory parade on Saturday. The accident occurred when a person taking video footage of the senator during the procession stumbled and fell, subsequently landing on top of him.

U.S. District Judge Jon Tigar has scheduled a second trial for venture capitalist Mike Rothenberg, who faces new criminal charges over allegedly gouging investors. The trial is set to take place on October 2nd and the outcome remains uncertain.

The United States is closely monitoring China's military exercises around Taiwan as tensions escalate in the region. The three-day operation, dubbed "Joint Sword," began on Saturday and includes planes, ships, and personnel sent into the maritime areas and air space of the Taiwan Strait.

In a surprising turn of events, Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott revealed that Formula 1 CEO Toto Wolff has expressed the sentiment that losing can be a good thing. This comes amid the recent success of Mercedes-AMG F1 team, which is led by Wolff as its CEO, co-owner and team principal.

A three-judge appellate panel has ruled 2-to-1 in favor of prosecutors' use of a contentious obstruction charge against defendants involved in the January Capitol riot cases. The decision could potentially affect former President Donald Trump and may lead to an appeal at the Supreme Court level.

In a show of solidarity against the growing wave of anti-drag and anti-LGBTQ legislation across the United States, more than 1,000 people gathered in San Francisco for the "Drag Up! Fight Back!" march and rally. The event began at City Hall where protesters painted signs while catching up with old friends.

The United Kingdom government has officially lifted the 13-year ban on British fishermen catching Northeast Atlantic spurdog, a shark species that measures up to 40 inches in length. This decision could lead to the reintroduction of 'rock salmon' or 'dogfish' as menu items at local chip shops.

The Department of Justice (DOJ) is pursuing a nearly 16-year prison sentence for Patrick McCaughey III, a participant in the January 6 attack on the Capitol who pinned an officer in a door frame during the riot. The sentencing request comes after McCaughey was found guilty of seven felonies and two misdemeanors last September, including aiding or abetting or assaulting, resisting, or impeding law enforcement officers with dangerous weapons.

Madeline Brame, a grieving mother who lost her son in 2018, has become increasingly vocal about the shortcomings of the Manhattan District Attorney's office. Her son, Army veteran Hason Correa was brutally murdered in New York City back in October 2018.

In a recent turn of events, the groupthink media has been attempting to discredit former President Donald Trump's potential presidential bid while simultaneously discussing alternative Democratic candidates like Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

The WA state Senate on Saturday approved a ban on assault weapons in Washington, setting up the measure to go to Gov. Jay Inslee for a signature. The Senate approved the assault weapon ban, House Bill 1240, on a 27-21 vote, which must now go back to the House for a vote to concur on the final language.

Leaked documents have surfaced online, allegedly revealing battlefield updates and assessments of Ukraine's defense capabilities. These documents also contain worldwide intelligence briefings on several other countries.

TikTok, the wildly popular short-form video app, announced its exit from Hong Kong in July 2020. The departure came just a week after China imposed a controversial national security law in the city.

A group of 22 House and Senate Democrats have called on Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts to investigate Justice Clarence Thomas for not disclosing that he accepted gifts from a Republican megadonor, Harlan Crow, without disclosing them for over two decades. The lawmakers expressed concern about "unethical, and potentially unlawful, conduct at the Supreme Court" and urged Roberts to take swift action in a letter Friday.

The era of Elon Musk at the helm of Twitter has recently come under fire as celebrities and other verified users express their concerns over his management decisions. Among these actions is a proposal to charge those with blue check marks next to their names on the platform.