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Can the Attorney General question Donald Trump under oath?

Feb 15, 2022 · A federal judge ordered John Eastman, the attorney who helped concoct then-President Donald Trump’s strategy to usurp the 2020 election, to speed up efforts to supply Jan. 6 investigators with a trove of emails. Eastman wrote a controversial memorandum that claimed former Vice President Mike Pence had the unilateral power to overturn Trump’s 2020 election…

Did Trump’s accounting firm cut ties with him?

Feb 17, 2022 · Feb. 17, 2022. The New York attorney general can question Donald J. Trump and two of his adult children under oath as part of a civil inquiry into his business practices, a judge ruled on Thursday ...

Why is Attorney General Jeff Sessions seeking testimony from Donald Trump?

Feb 17, 2022 · N.Y. attorney general fires back at Trump’s defense of financial statements. Former President Donald Trump issued a lengthy response Tuesday after the accounting firm Mazars USA said a decade ...

Does Trump’s five-page financial statement contradict his attorney?

Aug 03, 2020 · Court filings by Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance Jr. on Monday led to renewed speculation that prosecutors in New York have targeted President Donald Trump with a wider probe into possible fraud or other financial crimes than was previously known—demanding eight years of personal as well as business tax documents just weeks after the U.S. Supreme …

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So why did you want to create this artwork to encourage LGBTI people to visit Illinois?

My main belief is the importance of public art and how it changes lives when you come across it.

It must have been incredible when you debuted at Northalsted Market Days. How was that feeling? What was it like to have thousands of people see it?

It’s my favorite thing. I’m definitely someone who wants people to experience the work I make. I really stay in the background with a lot of the stuff I do. I try to keep a lower profile just because I don’t want it to be attached to my baggage. Like, who’s this person and what it’s about. This is a message for you in that moment. And so enjoy it.

Have you lived in Illinois long?

I was born in Ohio and then we moved around. I went to school in Indiana. Eventually I moved to Chicago in 2002. So I’ve lived in the Midwest my whole life and I’ve been here about 17 years.

So what plans do you have for the future?

We just put up a couple ‘you are beautiful’ pieces on fences, and one on a building. And we are going to do more of those. And then we also have a space where we have our studio, with a store and a gallery in the front. It’s in the Avondale neighborhood at 3368 N Elston Ave.

What this Supreme Court case is about

Donald Zarda was an employee at Altitude Express, Inc, formerly doing business as Skydive Long Island, under New York laws.

How the case progressed

The District Court (and later affirmed by the Second Circuit court) dismissed Zarda’s original claims of discrimination on sex-based stereotypes.

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Over 2,000 signatories submitted nearly 50 friend-of-the-court briefs in support of the three LGBTI cases. Friend-of-the-court briefs are documents offering expertise or insight to the court submitted by someone who is not part of the hearing, nor have they been solicited by a party involved.

Tuesday, May 16, 2017

American allies are alarmed. And so are American intelligence officials. Trump revealing highly classified material to his Kremlin buddies-- spies-- is freaking everyone out. Greg Miller's Washington Post scoop, as tepid and punch-pulling as it was, set off alarm bells all over the world.

Is Trump More A Fool Or More A Knave? More Putin-Gate

American allies are alarmed. And so are American intelligence officials. Trump revealing highly classified material to his Kremlin buddies-- spies-- is freaking everyone out. Greg Miller's Washington Post scoop, as tepid and punch-pulling as it was, set off alarm bells all over the world.

What This Supreme Court Case Is About

• Donald Zarda was an employee at Altitude Express, Inc, formerly doing business as Skydive Long Island, under New York laws. During the summer of 2010, Rosanna Orellana and her boyfriend, David Kengle, went skydiving with Altitude Express. They both purchased tandem skydives. This means the instructor is strapped hip-to-hip and shoulder-to-shoulder with the client, allowing the …

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