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Cohen composed as he testifies about home confinement

Cohen is remaining calm as he testifies about being on home confinement. He said that he would get three hours a week where he could be outside of his home.

He testified that he first wore an ankle bracelet which eventually became a phone, where authorities would call him randomly to check in on him.

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3 minutes ago
Trump attorney pushes Cohen on 'lie' during Mueller probe

Before the break, Trump attorney Todd Blanche pushed Cohen to admit he lied during the Robert Mueller special counsel investigation on Russian interference in the 2016 election.

“Yes, the info I gave was not accurate,” Cohen conceded, referring to bogus info he gave investigators years ago about the Trump Tower real estate project in Moscow.

“Is not accurate information a lie?” Blanche probed.

“Sure. It was inaccurate, yes," Cohen said, prompting Blanche to push "Was it a lie?"

After more back-and-forth, Cohen eventually admitted: “Sure, I’ll say it’s a lie.”
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Still no word on if Trump will testify
By Post Staff

It's still unclear if Trump will take the stand.

Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan asked Trump attorney Todd Blanche if there was any indication the ex-president would testify, to which the lawyer responded "no."

Cohen, who is now being cross-examined by Blanche, will be prosecutors' last witness after which the defense will have a chance to put on their case.

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'Cheeto-dusted cartoon villain': Cohen confirms Trump digs on his podcast

Blanche brought up Cohen's statements on his Mea Culpa podcast where he called Trump a "boorish cartoon misogynist."

"Sounds like something I would say," Cohen answered.

Other confirmed statements included “Cheeto-dusted cartoon villain."
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It's also peculiar how AstraZeneca was taken off the market ...

1. Aside from clinical trials, the AstraZeneca was never on the US "market". AstraZeneca never applied for US Emergency Use Authorization.

2. The Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine was taken off the market in countries where it was authorized/approved in 2024, when demand for Covid vaccines had substantially declined and the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine had been less well accepted than Pfizer's and Moderna's vaccine.

As for "... the mRNA shots, which are even worse ...", my response in my signature is still apt and true.
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Israeli tanks push deeper into Rafah, battles rage in northern Gaza

- Israeli tanks pushed deeper into eastern Rafah on Tuesday, reaching some residential districts of the southern Gazan border city where more than a million people had been sheltering and stoking fears of further civilian casualties.
Israel's international allies and aid groups have repeatedly warned against a ground incursion into refugee-packed Rafah, where Israel says four Hamas battalions are holed up. Israel says the operation is needed to root out the remaining fighters.
Fighting has intensified elsewhere across the Gaza Strip in recent days, including in the north, with the Israeli military heading back into areas where it had claimed to have dismantled Hamas months ago.
Fierce gun battles were continuing late on Tuesday in northern Gaza's Jabalia, a sprawling refugee camp built for displaced Palestinians 75 years ago.
"Many people are being trapped in their houses. We lost contact with some relatives after they were warned by the army in phone calls to leave and they refused," Nasser, 57, a father of six, told Reuters, using an international phone card.
In Rafah, which borders Egypt, Palestinian residents on Tuesday afternoon said they could see smoke billowing above eastern districts of the city and heard explosions after Israel bombarded a cluster of houses.
Hamas' armed wing, the Qassam Brigades, said it had destroyed an Israeli troop carrier with an Al-Yassin 105 missile in the eastern Al-Salam district, killing some crew members and wounding others.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) declined to comment on the report.
In a round-up of its activities, the IDF said its forces had eliminated "several armed terrorist" cells in close-quarter fighting on the Gazan side of the Rafah border crossing with Egypt. In the east of the city, it said it had also destroyed militant cells and a launch post from where missiles were being fired at IDF troops.....................

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/israeli-tanks-push-into-gazas-rafah-displaced-civilians-flee-again-2024-05-14/
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'Was I molested. I think so': Snopes' update on Ashley Biden diary fact-check spells trouble for Joe Biden

 Aimee Harris moved into the former residence of Ashley Biden in Delray Beach, Florida, in 2020. Just as Hunter Biden abandoned a laptop containing damning information at a Delaware computer repair shop, Ashley Biden had left behind a diary containing troubling allegations that implicated then-presidential candidate Joe Biden in possible abuse.

After finding the diary, Harris worked in concert with Robert Kurlander to sell the document, ultimately, to Project Veritas. Kurlander and Harris pleaded guilty years later to conspiracy to transport supposedly stolen property across state lines.

Project Veritas refrained from publishing it, both out of concern for doing more harm to Ashley Biden than her father may already have and the organization's inability to "corroborate the allegation further." The National File, however, published a digital copy it allegedly received from a Project Veritas employee in October 2020.

Just as social media dutifully hid the Hunter Biden laptop story from the public ahead of the 2020 election, Politifact indicated that damning posts about the Democrat in the diary were flagged as misinformation.

 Snopes has updated its fact-check page on the diary, confirming both that the diary belonged to Ashley Biden and that the president's daughter accused him of inappropriate behavior.

The page previously indicated that the claim that "a diary authored by U.S. President Joe Biden's daughter, Ashley, describes inappropriate actions toward her taken by the president when she was a child" was "unproven."

Up until this month, the Snopes entry indicated the claim was unproven because "the authenticity of this document or the images published by National File have not been confirmed."

The fact-check outfit was compelled to change its tune after Ashley Biden, 42, once again confirmed the diary was hers in an April 8 letter to the judge overseeing Harris' case in New York.
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https://www.conservativereview.com/was-i-molested-i-think-so-snopes-update-on-ashley-biden-diary-fact-check-spells-trouble-for-joe-biden-2668257735.html
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Jurors focus on Cohen as he defends anti-Trump merch: 'Send him to the big house, not the White House!'

After admitting that 'sure' he would like to see Trump convicted, Cohen is forced to confront anti-Trump items for sale on the web site for his podcast.

That includes a t-shirt that depicts Trump in an orange jump suit behind bars that Cohen was asked about.

It's part of an effort by defense lawyers to paint him as biased.

'Sure,' Cohen responded, with two jurors immedaitely turning their heads to catch his answer.

'If you go to the section that says mea culpa this shirt is available for sale. That’s one item,' Cohen said, getting in a plug with his answer.

'You actually wore that t-shirt last week on your ticktoc didn’t you on Wednesday night" Blanche asked trying to land a blow with the question.

'I did,' Cohen said, admitting to information that was widely available.

'Actually encouraging peole to go buy it right?' Blanche asked.

'Yes. It’s part of the merch store,' was Cohen's dry response.
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Biden Civil Rights Chief Calls Columbia Students 'Inspiration' in Graduation Speech, Ignores Anti-Semitism

The Biden administration’s civil rights chief Kristen Clarke praised Columbia Law School’s graduating class as an "inspiration" on Monday—but made no mention of the surge of anti-Semitic demonstrations on the campus that have drawn international attention this spring.

"Being back here at Columbia Law School, to witness and experience your graduation, is an immense source of renewal and inspiration," said Clarke, who graduated from the school over two decades ago, in her keynote address. "I hope that you will use your law degree to make our nation a more just and equitable place."

Clarke, the head of the Civil Rights Division at the U.S. Department of Justice, has so far resisted calls from Jewish leaders to investigate anti-Semitic protests at Columbia and other universities. Her address to the law school comes as members of Congress have questioned her ability to prosecute attacks against Jews at Columbia, given her history of associations with anti-Semitic activists.

Clarke’s speech also followed an announcement last week from over a dozen federal judges saying they would not hire new graduates of Columbia Law School due to the rise in bigotry at the university.

Columbia has been roiled by anti-Israel demonstrations that have at times turned violent. Anti-Israel protesters have called for killing supporters of the Jewish state, assaulted Jewish students, burned Israeli flags, and chanted at Jews to "go back to Poland.".............

https://freebeacon.com/campus/biden-civil-rights-chief-calls-columbia-students-inspiration-in-graduation-speech-ignores-anti-semitism/
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Trending Politics
By Chris Powell
May 14, 2024

Joining a growing chorus of dissent, key figures Mark Meadows, Rudy Giuliani, Cathy Latham, and Michael Roman have now launched appeals in the Georgia election interference case. Their actions come over a month after the controversial ruling by Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee, which allowed District Attorney Fani Willis to continue overseeing the case contingent upon the resignation of former special prosecutor Nathan Wade.

These new appellants align with former President Donald Trump and former Georgia GOP leader David Shafer, who had earlier voiced their objections to Willis’ involvement. Together, they assert that the integrity of the case is compromised, urging for Willis’ removal to ensure fairness in the proceedings.

Acknowledging their past relationship but denying any conflict, Fani Willis and Nathan Wade have contended that their previous romantic involvement, which concluded last summer, does not compromise the integrity of the Georgia election interference case. Despite the claims, Wade resigned on the day Judge Scott McAfee’s decision permitted Willis to remain on the case.

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https://trendingpoliticsnews.com/just-in-more-co-defendants-file-appeals-to-remove-fani-willis-mace/
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