Joseph Gedeon
STORY ANGLES - Focus on Political and Legal Controversies: The reporter frequently covers stories involving political figures, legal rulings, and executive orders, often highlighting contentious or polarizing issues.
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Judge dismisses DC reflecting pool damage case against former Olympian (opens the original)
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Judge barred further charges against David Hearn, whom Trump blamed for damage caused by flawed installation Federal prosecutors in Washington DC can never again charge the former Olympic canoeist David Hearn over damage to the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool, a judge ruled on Thursday, closing a case the US attorney’s office had already conceded it should not have brought. Judge Todd Edelman, of the DC superior court, dismissed the case with prejudice, siding with Hearn’s lawyers over the offi
Lawmakers call for action on âplainly illegalâ taxpayer-funded ads to promote Trump (opens the original)
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House Democrats say officials may have illegally misused public funds to pay for presidentâs ânarcissistic ego tripsâ The Trump administration is facing growing questions over whether it illegally used taxpayer money to air television ads promoting Donald Trump five weeks before the US midterm elections. Two congressional Democrats, Jamie Raskin of Maryland and George Whitesides of California, have asked federal watchdogs to investigate the ads. Raskin, the top Democrat on the judiciary co
Senate blocks Republican bill restricting stock trades by US Congress members (opens the original)
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Democrats block measure they say didn’t go far enough – and was bundled with ‘poison pill’ voter ID rules The US Senate on Wednesday blocked a Republican bill restricting stock trading by members of Congress, after Democrats refused to advance a measure they said would let lawmakers keep their portfolios and was bundled with voter ID rules they called a “poison pill”. The 53-47 vote fell seven short of the 60 needed to open debate on the Stop Insider Trading Act, which the Republican-controlled
Trump administration withdraws US from Greco anti-corruption monitoring body (opens the original)
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‘The era of writing blank checks to international bureaucracies is over,’ state department spokesperson says Donald Trump’s administration has withdrawn the United States from the Council of Europe’s anti-corruption monitoring body, arguing that paying to belong to the multilateral group no longer serves US interests. The US formally notified the Strasbourg-based organization on Monday that it was leaving the Group of States against Corruption, known as Greco – the latest step in a broader effor
US Senate blocks resolution demanding accountability over Israeli violence in West Bank (opens the original)
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Nine American citizens have been killed by Israeli settlers or security forces in occupied West Bank since 2022 The US Senate on Tuesday evening rejected along mostly party lines a Democratic resolution that would have forced the state department to report to Congress on violence in the occupied West Bank, including the killings of nine American citizens by Israeli settlers or security forces over the last few years. The resolution, led by the Maryland Democrat Chris Van Hollen, would have given
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