United States Secretary of Defense Mark Esper said in a statement Tuesday night that while the Pentagon “has no corroborating evidence” to back up last week’s explosive report that the Russian military was offering rewards of Taliban-linked militants to kill US troops will continue to make sure that any potential …
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However, after the trial, United States District Court Judge Emmet Sullivan dismissed the most serious sentence for obstruction of Congress. On federal prosecutors’ objections, Sullivan argued that the obstruction statute does not apply to congressional entities that do not do their work under the control of congressional committees. A panel …
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Every day, during the sports break stemming from the coronavirus pandemic, NESN.com will publish a diary full of random thoughts, opinions, conclusions, and other great things we’ve come across in the absence of real games. Why? Why not? We are all in this together. After spending two months believing that …
Read More »Meghan Markle and Prince Harry to ‘learn from mistakes’ ahead of Archwell launch | Real | News
While the coronavirus pandemic is partly responsible for the slower launch or Archwell, the pair have told their team that they want to take their time to make the organization “right” and will not do a high-profile launch. In the past, Meghan has been criticized for “hasty” plans. The Archwell …
Read More »Pompeo criticizes China over Hong Kong’s national security law
Secretary of state Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard Pompeo An Argument in Favor of US Health Diplomacy USA Ends Defense Exports to Hong Kong by China’s National Security Law Voters Must Strongly Reject President’s Abuses by voting in November MORE He condemned China on Tuesday for passing controversial national security legislation …
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