Russia said the West should not rush to judge it over the poisoning of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny and that there were no grounds to accuse it of the crime, as talk in the West of punishing Moscow intensified https://t.co/9BJ6KtZdbG
The idea of a private border wall started with a GoFundMe campaign that rapidly raked in more than $20 million. Now prosecutors are accusing its organizers of defrauding donors and pocketing hundreds of thousands of dollars for personal expenses. https://t.co/EH3mRcGWq6
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has announced plans to freeze property taxes in cities that vote to defund their police departments. The state is particularly dependent on property taxes for revenue, so the move could be stifling. https://t.co/JIXZb7ZtmC
Michigan has agreed to a preliminary settlement paying $600 million to victims of the 2014 Flint water crisis.
Craig Davis, a Flint resident, says the reported settlement "ain't worth nothing. Money don't equal health. You could be rich and die. It ain't the same"
Breaking: Uber and Lyft can keep operating in California without reclassifying drivers as employees under an emergency stay granted by an appeals court https://t.co/JA36uK6pdM
A right-wing group that believes Satan-worshipping pedophiles in the “deep state” seek to undermine President Trump has spread from fringe message boards to mainstream platforms and national politics https://t.co/D402ArfNgC
CREW: Kellyanne Conway violated the Hatch Act yet again. This time, she did so in Fox interviews on August 12 and August 13, in her official capacity and on White House grounds, in which she discussed government business but also attacked Biden and Harris. https://t.co/pAyZLQ6QZd
A security guard at a Southern California market is charged with murder after allegedly fighting with a customer who wasn't wearing a face mask. https://t.co/tEoapgDydM