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In a move that reflects growing concerns over national security and perceived malign Chinese influence, several U.S. states have taken decisive action to curb Chinese citizens and companies from acquiring land within their borders. These state-level laws aim to firewall against potential risks posed by Chinese ownership of agricultural

In a stunning turn of events, two Florida brothers, Michael Shvartsman and Gerald Shvartsman, have pleaded guilty to insider trading charges linked to Trump Media & Technology Group. The case sheds light on the murky world of financial dealings and the intersection of politics and business. The saga began in

In a high-stakes political battle, independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. finds himself under siege from both established political forces and grassroots activists. Recent digital and in-person protests have prompted his campaign to enact evasive maneuvers, revealing the intensity of the struggle for the White House. Despite the political

New York — In a decisive ruling, Justice Juan Merchan, the judge overseeing Donald Trump’s upcoming criminal trial in Manhattan, has denied the former president’s last-ditch attempt to postpone the trial. Trump sought to delay proceedings until after the Supreme Court decides on his bid for “presidential immunity” in