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Month: April 2022

Special counsel Durham’s case can proceed against Clinton campaign lawyer, judge rules

By Tierney Sneed and Marshall Cohen, CNN A federal judge declined Wednesday to dismiss special counsel John Durham’s case against a Hillary Clinton campaign lawyer accused of lying to the FBI during its investigation of potential Trump-Russia collusion. US District Judge Christopher Cooper rejected a request from Clinton campaign lawyer Michael Sussmann, who argued that

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Utility regulators rejected expansion of generating station

PHOENIX (AP) — State utility regulators have rejected a proposed power plant expansion project that pitted environmental justice concerns against metro Phoenix’s increasing electricity demands during Arizona’s summer heat. The Arizona Corporation Commission’s 4-1 vote Tuesday was a victory for residents of Randolph, a small historically Black community near Coolidge in Pinal County. Citing concerns

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Fact check: McCormick attack ad takes benign Oz quote out of context to portray Trump-endorsed candidate as ‘anti Trump’

By Daniel Dale, CNN On Saturday, former President Donald Trump endorsed surgeon and former television personality Mehmet Oz in the Republican primary for Pennsylvania’s open US Senate seat. The endorsement is a challenge for Oz’s top Republican rival, former hedge fund chief executive David McCormick, who had also reportedly sought Trump’s backing. McCormick’s campaign has

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Four months after EF-3 tornado ripped through this community, homeowners weary of impending severe weather

By Caroline Hecker Click here for updates on this story     ST. LOUIS, Missouri (KMOV) — Four months after a deadly storm tore through rural St. Charles County, homeowners still cleaning up are anxious about upcoming storms. “It’s something you think about,” said David Schuessler, who lives near the corner of Highway F and Highway 94.

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