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Justice Clarence Thomas failed to disclose a 2014 real estate deal he made with a GOP megadonor, according to a ProPublica report published Thursday. See Also:   Former President Donald Trump's indictment could make turnout in Wisconsin's Supreme Court election 'unstable' The deal involved the sale of three properties in Savannah, Georgia, that were owned by Thomas and his relatives to the megadonor, Harlan Crow, according to ProPublica, which said that tax and property records showed that Crow made the purchases through one of his companies for a total of $133,363. See Also: former President Trump and special counsel Jack Smith bringing a "new level of aggressiveness and urgency" at the Department of Justice But Thomas "never disclosed his sale of the Savannah properties," the report said, noting that ethics law experts told the outlet that his failure to report it "appears to be a violation of the law." See Also: Trump's attorney

A s New York Democrats recover from their string of congressional losses in 2022, they are reportedly eyeing the sister of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer (D-MI) to help fuel their resurgence. See Also: Jen Psaki and Gov. Whitmer talk gun safety, abortion rights and presidential politics Liz Whitmer Gereghty, who resides in Westchester County, is considering mounting a challenge against Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY), two sources told  Politico . See Also: House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan has escalated his probe into District Attorney Alvin Bragg's prosecution of former President Trump by issuing a subpoena to one of his former prosecutors. Her allies are setting their sights on a possible mid-April campaign launch. Gereghty has resided in the area for nearly two decades and served on the Katonah-Lewisboro school district board. See Also: Stormy Daniels says Trump does not deserve incarceration Gretchen Whitmer sailed to a crushing victory during the 2022 midterm elections, ca

Nearly 100 days into her second term, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer is eying what still needs to get done in 2023. See Also: Jen Psaki and Gov. Whitmer talk gun safety, abortion rights and presidential politics One thing is the budget process, the Legislature's biggest single job each year. See Also: House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan has escalated his probe into District Attorney Alvin Bragg's prosecution of former President Trump by issuing a subpoena to one of his former prosecutors. "I want get the budget done, especially the education budget, done as early as we can," Whitmer, who hits the 100-day mark Monday, told News 8 Thursday in an interview at the Governor's Mansion in Lansing. "So as our school districts are starting to build their plan and hire for next school year, that they have some certainty of what that's going to look like." See Also: Stormy Daniels says Trump does not deserve incarceration Asked if her fellow Democrats

Stormy Daniels, the adult film star at the center of the criminal case against Donald Trump, said she does not think the former president should go to prison if convicted of concealing hush money payments he made to her. See Also: Stormy Daniels says Trump does not deserve incarceration "I don't think that his crimes against me are worthy of incarceration. I feel like the other things that he has done, if he is found guilty, absolutely," Daniels, 44, said in an interview with Fox Nation's Piers Morgan to be broadcast on Thursday. See Also: Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg makes the most incredible statement of the day Trump was charged in New York on Tuesday with 34 felony counts of falsifying business records over allegations he orchestrated hush-money payments to Daniels and former Playboy model Karen McDougal before the 2016 U.S. election to suppress publication of their alleged sexual encounters with him. See Also: Former President Donald J. Trump Delive

Adult-film star Stormy Daniels said in interview broadcast Thursday that she looks forward to testifying if a criminal case brought against former president Donald Trump goes to trial. See Also: Stormy Daniels says Trump does not deserve incarceration In an indictment unsealed in Manhattan on Tuesday, Trump was accused of falsifying business records 34 times, as he wrote checks to his lawyer Michael Cohen to reimburse him for $130,000 paid to Daniels before the 2016 presidential election. Daniels has said the money was to conceal a sexual dalliance, which Trump denies. See Also: Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg makes the most incredible statement of the day "I think having them call me in and put me on the stand legitimizes my story and who I am," Daniels said on Fox Nation's "Piers Morgan Uncensored." Excerpts of the interview were released Thursday morning. See Also: Former President Donald J. Trump Delivers Remarks at Mar-a-Lago Based on statements

Former pornstar Stormy Daniels had a popularity jump in the famous platform L ast Tuesday, a historic moment took place in American politics as former president  Donald J. Trump  was arrested in  New York City . The charges he faces are for 34 felony counts for paying hush money to former pornstar  Stormy Daniels.  She accused him of violating the law for making these payments during his presidential campaign, which is considred a crime. Also,  Donald Trump  is denying any wrong doing despite the mounting evidence against him. In  Stormy Daniels ' case, she is definitely enjoying a spike in her popularity these days. But she is not just becoming more famous on the mainstream media, Stormy is also being searched on the x-rated platforms. See Also: Stormy Daniels says Trump does not deserve incarceration To those who aren't aware,  Pornhub  is the biggest adult entertainment video platform in the world. It's like the  Youtube  of porn and the metrics in there offer a clear

On Alvin Bragg's third day as the Manhattan District Attorney, in January, 2021, he stated that his office would no longer prosecute low-level offenses such as subway-fare evasion, resistance to arrest, or prostitution unless they were part of an accompanying felony charge. Despite the fact that Bragg had campaigned as a reformer, the bluntness of his statement raised eyebrows. The pledge marked a sweeping departure from the " broken windows " philosophy of law enforcement, in which the prosecution of low-level offenses was thought—erroneously, it turned out—to prevent more serious ones. Those presumptions shaped Bragg's early interactions with police in New York, and his subsequent outlook as Manhattan's first Black D.A. Bragg told me recently that he has spent "twenty-plus years of professional work and almost fifty years of life living at the intersection between civil rights and prosecution." He added, "I decided to go to law school in large par

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg alleged Tuesday that former President Donald Trump conducted a "catch and kill" scheme to suppress negative information about himself during the 2016 presidential election. See Also:   Former President Donald Trump's indictment could make turnout in Wisconsin's Supreme Court election 'unstable' Bragg's comments, delivered during a press conference Tuesday following Trump's historic arraignment, shed additional light on the charges levied against the former commander-in-chief. The indictment in the case, unsealed during the arraignment, includes 34 felony counts for falsification of business records. See Also: former President Trump and special counsel Jack Smith bringing a "new level of aggressiveness and urgency" at the Department of Justice Bragg alleged that Trump falsified business documents between 2015 and 2017 to hide payments to individuals, including adult film actress Stormy Daniels, with