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Snell also believes that former Trump fixer Michael Cohen will be a credible witness because his testimony will be corroborated by a wealth of other testimony and evidence.
The author of a book about how to prosecute the ex-president blames the judge and media for following the Willis affair distraction, and asks, who is paying all of Trump’s attorneys?
The Department of Education has given UPenn ten days to wipe out any records set by trans people, issue a formal apology, and agree to ban trans athletes going forward.
An NBC News report claimed it would be ‘potentially opening the door for gay couples’
University President Ellen Granberg called sweeping austerity measures at the elite institution “a step we have tried to avoid but cannot any longer.”
The president of Liberty University was sent out to defend President Trump but ended up defending himself.
Students who were cheated by fake colleges (like Trump University) will not be getting the debt relief they were promised.
In a series of early-morning tweets, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump went after former Miss Universe Alicia Machado.
It was the end of a historic, inspiring, and remarkable presidential campaign.
"It's terrifying for young lawyers," Mary Mason said.
The university canceled a graduation ceremony for LGBTQ+ students and reached a reported seven-figure settlement with an anti-transgender former professor.
The speech was also filled with false claims about the economy, elections, and more.
“We have all the tools to end HIV. It just makes me sad to see a lot of this infrastructure being systematically dismantled across the country," one advisor told The Advocate.
Nobody knows where they’re coming from or who’s paying for them.
Drag U provides a much-needed outlet when their community is being attacked by their state and the federal government.
"Pride is a protest, and it's happening whether the most-anti LGBTQ+ administration in history acknowledges it or not," an HRC spokesperson told The Advocate.
The Republican-passed House bill goes beyond limiting access for Medicaid recipients.
The White House Press Secretary justified cutting funds to Harvard by saying Trump would rather give them to trade schools, not "LGBTQ graduate majors."
