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Special counsel Jack Smith argued Monday that a blistering report on Joe Biden’s handling of classified documents actually demonstrates just how bad Donald Trump’s handling of sensitive material is.Smith indicted Trump in June for hoarding classified documents at Mar-a-Lago. Trump claimed two weeks ago that the charges are part of a pattern of selective prosecution by attorneys working at the behest of the Biden administration. Trump had argued that his behavior was no worse than t...

A Utah bill that changes how books deemed pornographic or indecent could be removed from public school libraries is on its way to Gov. Spencer Cox’s desk.

Utah lawmakers are working to change state law over how books could be removed from school libraries, although details still need to be hammered out before it could get to the governor’s desk.

The legislative proposal was approved by committee on Wednesday despite objections from some lawmakers. It has been sent to House for consideration during 2024 session.

Judge Scott McAfee has ordered evidence deemed by the prosecution in Trump's Georgia election interference case as "sensitive material" be withheld from the public.

Thuraya Telecommunications Company has released Cypod Solutions’ CyLock-Satcom Product, using Thuraya’s network, an industry-first IoT (Internet of Things) new tracking and monitoring Product that seeks to transform shipping logistics.

Street banners are an ever-present aspect of urban and suburban landscapes. Theyre used by local businesses, events, and municipalities to promote, inform, or celebrate. However, amidst the hustle and bustle

Alina Habba reminded people there's special protocol for classified documents, ignoring the fact Trump is in trouble for allegedly breaking those rules.

U.S. officials say two Navy sailors have been arrested on charges related to national security and ties to China. Both sailors pleaded not guilty.

George Conway, an attorney and prominent conservative critic of former President Trump, said Monday that the former president’s comments on a newly released audio tape discussing holding onto classified documents are “stunning,” calling him a “sociopathic criminal.” Descriptions of the recording had been included in the 37-count federal indictment alleging Trump’s handling of sensitive material…