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Special Counsel Jack Smith has now put forth a rebuttal to Ford’s monumental decision to pardon Nixon, making the case that prosecutorial action against a former president is a legitimate move.

The associate justice insists that Congress has no purview over the Supreme Court. Guess again.

The mortgage giants continued to grow their net worth as firm home prices and low default rates allowed them to release billions of dollars reserved for losses.

As the Opposition parties rally against the ruling BJP government at the Centre, all eyes are on an award event in Pune on Tuesday that will see Prime Minister Narendra Modi being conferred the Lokmanya Tilak National Award.

The U.S. Air Force is experiencing a shortfall in Fiscal Year 23 military personnel appropriation funding. While the Department of Defense and Congress have taken action to shore up Air Force funding in the short term, the more critical task is to rebalance long-term military personnel funding for sustainable workforce development and utilization.

Congress hasn't yet legalized weed, but it's a popular idea. So why is the industry pulling its lobbyists out of Washington?

Sean Berte and Armani White are the poster children for cannabis social equity businesses. They exemplify the challenges faced by social equity licensees.

Justice Alito was wrong to suggest Congress has no authority to regulate the Court. But that authority is itself subject to constraint.

Biden and his Cabinet prep to hit the road to tout "Bidenomics."

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