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Trump’s legal team and Biden’s DoJ lawyers both sought to downplay the impression that they’re playing team sports by proposing a judge nominated by the other... 10.09.2022, Sputnik International

John Fishwick, former U.S. attorney for the Western District of Virginia, talks with Alex Wagner about the importance of the DOJ maintaining some degree of transparency with the American public about its investigation of Donald Trump, and the possibility that Trump could have an idea to take his argument about executive privilege to the Supreme Court he assembled. 

A federal judge in Florida on Thursday ordered that a redacted version of the affidavit used to obtain a warrant for former President Donald Trumps Florida residence be unsealed by noon today -- paving the way for the disclosure of potentially revelatory details about a search with enormous legal and political implications.

They allege that Lorstan Allen, who is no longer employed by Roanoke County schools, groomed them as freshmen for sexual assaults that he carried out in their later years at

A federal judge has denied a motion by the U.S. government to dismiss the case.

The defendant admitting pulled down the Confederate generals memorial obelisk by tethering it to a truck.

The defendant admitting pulled down the Confederate generals memorial obelisk by tethering it to a truck.

PENSIONERS are delighted to be back on the road and at the heart of their community club again after lockdown.

You can guess the reasons why. Fairfax County has named Robert E. Lee High school after civil rights icon John Lewis. Alexandria has renamed two schools. Hampton is renaming five schools that were previously named after either slaveowners, Confederates or segregationists. The College of William and Mary has renamed three buildings. The state community college system is renaming schools bearing the names of Lord Fairfax, John Tyler, Thomas Nelson and wants to change Patrick Henry and Dabney S. L...

The world is a little more back to normal. Minor league baseball is back. The Lynchburg Hillcats opened their season last week, although there is no more Carolina League. Major League Baseball has taken full control of the minor leagues and reorganized them, relegating some to amateur status (such as the league that Pulaski, Danville, Bristol and Bluefield play in) and eliminating others altogether. In all, 42 teams — 42 communities — found themselves left out of the new minor league ...