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Of the office." >> people i talked to generally described him as this kind of like goofy guy who was like, "oh, shucks, you want to go out with me?" >> reporter: gates' spokesperson calling "the times" report "disappointing" and full of "untruths." the final straw for melinda, bill's interactions with convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein. gates and epstein met on multiple occasions. when the relationship became public in 2019, she turned to divorce attorneys, according to "the times." and david, a spokesperson on behalf of gates has said previously he regrets those meetings with epstein, the...

Zhanna Kavaliova/Getty Fundraising for the 2022 midterm election and the 2024 presidential election are already in full swing. The Democratic National Committee bragged that in the first 100 days of the Biden administration, it raised $15.4 million. Meanwhile the Republican National Committee said it raised $44.4 million. This is all while some corporate donors put their political donations on hold in light of the January 6 insurrection at the capitol. This will make fundraisers all the more eager to go after individual donors. There are two things that political donors should be vary of...

Last week alone, governors of seven states signed laws that restrict or defy abortion rights under Roe — ripe for the new conservative Supreme Court.

U.S. firearms sales have reached a record high thanks largely to first-time buyers. As a result, the federal background check system is swamped. Gun violence is up and mass shootings are a regular occurrence in this country, with the April 15 attack on a FedEx facility in Indianapolis that left eight dead just the latest example. In Maryland, there’s been a big uptick in not only in firearm ...

Sotomayor Pens ‘Brutal’ Dissent by Repeatedly Citing Kavanaugh Back at Himself as Conservative Majority ‘Guts’ Precedent in Juvenile Punishment Case Colin Kalmbacher © Provided by Law & Crime The Supreme Court of the United States on Thursday significantly rolled back the rights of juvenile offenders sentenced to life without parole. Justice Brett Kavanaugh delivered the opinion of a 6-3 conservative majority over the objection of Justice Sonia Sotomayor who was joined by her liberal colleagues in a “brutal” dissent that repeatedly cites Kavanaugh’s own words...