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The trial of Ghislaine Maxwell—the right-hand woman of deceased financier and convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein—continues this week, with Maxwell’s defense attorneys expected to make their case Thursday. Maxwell is charged with recruiting and grooming four underage girls to be abused by Epstein. To better understand the details and nuance of this disturbing case, The Daily Signal spoke with Zack Smith, a former assistant U.S. attorney in the Northern District of Florida who now is a lega...

The Supreme Court on Thursday sent a federal appeals court the case over Texass six-week abortion ban and denied a request by clinics and physicians to send the matter to a trial judge who previously blocked the law.

Former prosecutor Zack Smith breaks down the Ghislaine Maxwell trial, and highlights what to watch out for when her defense makes its case.

Grim news confronts Americans in the closing days of 2021: as they prepare to gather with loved ones around the Christmas tree, their fellow citizens are being gunned down in the inner city in ever increasing numbers. And the news is likely to get worse.

Much worse than the rhetoric alone has been Black Lives Matter's push for the abolition of society’s law enforcement system.

LOS ANGELES—Amidst a wave of “smash-and-grab” robberies and other crimes, a former prosecutor is claiming that more than ...

An exhibition of photographs taken at music festivals in New Orleans by Zack Smith is on display at the New Orleans Jazz Museum.

Supporters of a bill to give the D.C. mayor control over the District's National Guard force say they will continue to push for its inclusion in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), although the provision wasn't part of the bipartisan package of amendments that were accepted by the massive defense policy bill's floor managers in the Senate.

Supporters of a bill to give the D.C. mayor control over the District's National Guard force say they will continue to push for its inclusion in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), although the provision wasn't part of the bipartisan package of amendments that were accepted by the massive defense policy bill's floor managers in the Senate.

The politicization of the Civil Rights Division of the Justice Department is in full swing 10 months into the Biden administration.