“The Goonies” Stars: What They’re Doing Today
From Cult Classic to Real-Life Adventures: Where the Cast of The Goonies Are Now The Goonies launched in 1985 and became an instant cult hit. The adventure-comedy, directed by Richard Donner and produced by Steven Spielberg, followed a scrappy group of kids hunting treasure to save their homes. Over four decades later, the film remains iconic, and its…
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Newsom: California will ‘immediately’ sue Trump if he sends troops to San Francisco
California is prepared to take swift legal action if President Donald Trump attempts to send troops to San Francisco. Gavin Newsom is now turning up the heat, launching a full-scale attack on Trump with a fiery warning. The Trump administration recently sent National Guard troops to Chicago and Portland, Oregon, prompting protests and legal challenges.…
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Senator John Fetterman Proposes Filibuster Change to End Shutdown, Drawing Mixed Reactions
The federal government shutdown has entered its fourth week, marking the longest in U.S. history, and tensions on Capitol Hill are mounting as lawmakers search for a way to end the stalemate. Among the growing chorus of frustrated voices is Senator John Fetterman (D-Pa.), who surprised many this week by suggesting that the Senate should…
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Vance, Johnson Reveal Outrageous Dem Demands To Avoid Govt. Shutdown
In a last-ditch Monday showdown to avert a government shutdown, talks between Republicans and Democrats collapsed. Vice President J.D. Vance and House Majority Leader Mike Johnson held a news conference accusing Democrats of hypocritical “hostage-taking” over the negotiations, even as Democratic leaders continued to insist that Republicans will be blamed if the government goes dark.…
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Prosecutors Make First Big Move In James Comey Case
Federal prosecutors have asked a federal judge in Virginia to expedite a ruling on the handling of potentially privileged materials in the criminal case against former FBI Director James B. Comey. According to a report by Politico, the request cites possible conflicts of interest involving Comey’s lead defense attorney, Patrick Fitzgerald. The push to expedite…
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Prosecutors Seek Faster Ruling on Handling of Evidence in James Comey Case
Federal prosecutors have filed a motion seeking to accelerate a key ruling in the criminal case against former FBI Director James B. Comey, marking one of the first significant developments since his indictment last month. The move could determine whether Comey’s longtime friend and attorney, Patrick Fitzgerald, remains part of his defense team — and…
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Former President Joe Biden Undergoes Five-Week Radiation Treatment for Prostate Cancer Amid Ongoing Health Battle
Former President Joe Biden, 82, has begun a five-week radiation regimen as part of his ongoing treatment for prostate cancer, his office confirmed Saturday. The announcement marks the latest step in Biden’s months-long health journey since revealing his cancer diagnosis earlier this year. According to a spokesperson who spoke with NBC News, Biden had already…
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Chicago Judge Limits ICE Courthouse Arrests, Deepening National Debate on Immigration Enforcement
In a ruling that could reshape how federal immigration officers conduct operations across the Midwest, a federal judge in Illinois has restricted U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) from making courthouse arrests without a judicial warrant. The decision has reignited tensions between immigration advocates, law enforcement agencies, and the federal government over the limits of…
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Clarence Thomas Destroys Another Racial Argument at the Supreme Court
A Masterclass from the Bench For more than three decades, Justice Clarence Thomas has stood as the intellectual backbone of the U.S. Supreme Court’s conservative majority — often saying what others on the bench only think. And this week, as the Court heard arguments on whether the Voting Rights Act (VRA) allows states to draw congressional maps based explicitly…
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Mike Flynn Claims Pence and Paul Ryan Secretly Worked to Undermine Trump During First Term
Retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn, who served briefly as President Donald Trump’s first national security adviser, has reignited controversy within Republican ranks after alleging that former Vice President Mike Pence and former House Speaker Paul Ryan were involved in efforts to sideline Trump early in his presidency. In a new interview with conservative commentator Benny…
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