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And then it would be up to thomas whether he would want to continue right. >> we are waiting. the pressure is mounting, and i think its mounting among the rest of the federal judiciary. they have to live under rules, and they have to follow procedures. i think that they are getting a little bit annoyed that the courts behavior is consistently, repeatedly out of bounds, that they have to respect. >> there are six republicans appointed in the supreme court. three of them are now in this suspicion ...

Really developing. it is not known what the chinese is trying to do with this thing despite the apology issued this morning. the chinese government saying it is wayward weather research balloon. lets get to it, and even more mounting at the hour. and first to kiley adwood who is here with me. what are you hearing from the state department about blinkens trip now being postponed, kiley? >> we just got off of the phone with the senior white house official, and they they this balloon is violating i...

>> the murdaugh family faced a lawsuit over an accident in which son, paul, was allegedly intoxicated when he crashed a boat causing the death of a 19-year-old passenger. one of many mounting financial and legal problems that prosecutors say that led murdaugh to kill his wife and son to create a distraction. the defense insists investigators went into the case with pre-conceived notions. >> the police announced dont worry, there is no danger to yall, there is nobody out there that could pose a d...

Sunak did not actually know that the conservative chairman had paid a penalty as part of his tax bill until it came out in the media at the weekend. i think there will be questions about what rishi sunak knew and when, what advice he was given by the cabinet office when he appointed nadhim zahawi to the job as tory chairman. ultimately it is a question about rishi sunak�*s judgment in appointing nadhim zahawi and keeping him in thejob. we thought he would try and say this investigation is goin...

Shell Plc said on Monday its QGC business, which develops methane reserves within Queensland, planned to offer additional gas for the Australian market, amounting to about 8 petajoules for... | January 23, 2023

He had a terrible week, he was sanctioned by a judge in florida for millions of legal fields -- on tuesday hes facing a hearing in fulton county whether the grand jury report should be made public. michael called, and his former lawyer -- his legal troubles are mounting. and tonight, he feels probably some sense of equivalence with a guy who is sitting in the chair he believes should have been his. not evidence that we believe legally equivalent, but there is some score setting going on politica...

Mesa Royalty Trust announced today the Trust income distribution for the month of January 2023. Unitholders of record on January 31, 2023 will receive distributions amounting to $0.158144166 per... | January 20, 2023

More than 200,000 migrants came to U.S. in December amid mounting border crisis: CBP Cubans and Nicaraguans accounted for 77,043 of those encounters,

Hello and welcome to sportsday — im lizzie greenwood—hughes, here a quick look at what we have coming—up on tonights show. its melbourne no more for norrie — as britains number one is knocked—out of the australian open. the pressures mounting on moyes and lampard at the bottom of the premier league — we look ahead to tomorrows crunch match between west ham and everton. and after an ugly build up, chris eubankjunior lets his armband do the talking as he faces—up to liam smith. yeste...

Place in american politics. my thanks to all of you. breaking news this morning, fueling new fears across the tech industry, early this morning googles parent company alphabet announced it will layoff 12,000 employees. more than 6% of its workforce. the layoffs are just the latest in a string of cuts from companies like meta, amazon and microsoft. so far, more than 190,000 jobs have been cut by tech firms in the last year, according to layoffs fyi which tracks cuts in the industry. joining me ...