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Sentencing in his case has been adjourned until March 25 by Judge Mary Dorgan to allow time for the accused to engage further with the probation.

He was identified from CCTV in the area at the time

Opinion columnists and contributors assess the candidates in Iowa.

Freddy Gray speaks to Daniel McCarthy, editor of the conservative review Modern Age, about all things Donald Trump. Do his ongoing trials help or hinder his campaign? Do the Democrats want him to be the Republican candidate or not? And is there a bureaucratic ‘permanent power’ that Trump would overthrow if he succeeds? The Spectator

“The Sopranos” debuted 25 years ago, but what makes it a masterpiece is how much older its themes are. In 1827 Goethe wrote a poem that begins, “America, you have it better.” The German genius ended with the wish that America’s children, when they took up the pen themselves, wouldn’t write stories about “Knights, robbers, and ghosts.” He wasn’t just warning Americans to stay away from childish entertainments and fairy tales — though it’s easy to guess what he’d think of �...

National and local court and crime reports

No one expects President Biden to earn a mandate even if he wins re-election — it won’t be a victory for Biden so much as a defeat for Donald Trump.

Several more people are accusing California businesswoman Maria Dulce Pino Dickerson of misusing their money in what a lawsuit claimed is a Ponzi scheme.

Why is Donald Trump so resilient? A hint can be found in the work of a great historian who died last week, J.G.A. Pocock.

This Christmas is a troubled time — a season of war rather than peace from the Black Sea to Bethlehem. America is full of political foreboding, and Christmas itself has become a source of controversy.