In a recent ruling, a federal judge determined that former President Donald Trump can be held liable for inciting the January 6th Capitol riot, but is shielded from prosecution in a separate case involving interference in the 2020 election. The judge cited a law that protects sitting presidents from litigation while in office, leaving Trump immune from legal consequences for his alleged role in the election controversy. Despite this setback, prosecutors are continuing to investigate the matter and are considering pursuing charges against Trump once he is no longer protected by the law.
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Major Explosion Rocks Russian Oil Depot In Long-Range Ukrainian Strike
Ukraine's drones have reportedly struck an oil depot in Oryol, Russia, in an attempt to target Moscow's energy infrastructure, causing explosions according to local sources. The extent of the damage and casualties is currently unknown, with 11 drones reportedly downed in the region. This attack follows previous strikes by Ukraine on Russian energy targets, while Russia continues to launch aerial attacks on Ukraine's energy facilities, resulting in significant damage and shutdowns. Full Article
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