Saturday, November 14, 2026Truth in Journalism · Independent, Daily

Courts & Law · Lead Story

Democrats Plan Further Probes as Epstein Files Release Draws Scrutiny

Democrats vow to extend congressional investigations into Jeffrey Epstein’s files, citing DOJ redactions and missed deadlines as the House eyes new legislation.

Liam Walker · Nov 14

Courts & Law

Kyle Brennan, Son of Ex-CIA Director, Arrested on Child Pornography Charges in Virginia

Courts & Law

President Trump Criticizes Newsom for Halting California Death Penalty

President Trump condemned Gov. Gavin Newsom's decision to pause executions for California's death row inmates, calling it a setback for justice.

April Clark · Nov 14

President Trump Criticizes Newsom for Halting California Death Penalty

Courts & Law

Texas Probes Insurers Over Delayed and Denied Medical Care

Liam Walker · Nov 14

French Author Michel Houellebecq Investigated Over Comments on Islam

Liam Walker · Nov 14

Kyle Brennan, Son of Ex-CIA Director, Arrested on Child Pornography Charges in Virginia

Liam Walker · Nov 14

Supreme Court to Review Trump Border Asylum Restrictions

Liam Walker · Nov 13

Justice Alito Warns Congress Against Threats to Judicial Independence

Liam Walker · Nov 13

U.S. Seizes $1.2 Billion in Stolen Binance Cryptocurrency Linked to North Korea

Liam Walker · Nov 13

Supreme Court Urged to Hear Catherine Herridge Source Protection Case Amid Nvidia Espionage Probe

Liam Walker · Nov 12

Missouri Attorney General Sues Proxy Advisor ISS Over ESG Guidance

Liam Walker · Nov 12

Humphreys County, Mississippi has 6,403 active voters on its rolls, according to the Secretary of State's latest monthly count, for October 2026. The Census Bureau's newest estimate puts the number of citizens 18 and older who live in the county at 5,520. That is 116 active voters for every 100 voting age citizens, and 883 more names on the active list than there are adult citizens in the county.

Democrats Plan Further Probes as Epstein Files Release Draws Scrutiny

Kyle Brennan, Son of Ex-CIA Director, Arrested on Child Pornography Charges in Virginia

Supreme Court to Review Trump Border Asylum Restrictions

Justice Alito Warns Congress Against Threats to Judicial Independence

U.S. Seizes $1.2 Billion in Stolen Binance Cryptocurrency Linked to North Korea

Critics Question Study Cited by Washington Post on Hormone Therapy Regret Rates

President Trump Criticizes Newsom for Halting California Death Penalty

Courts & Law

Texas Probes Insurers Over Delayed and Denied Medical Care

French Author Michel Houellebecq Investigated Over Comments on Islam

Kyle Brennan, Son of Ex-CIA Director, Arrested on Child Pornography Charges in Virginia

Supreme Court to Review Trump Border Asylum Restrictions

Justice Alito Warns Congress Against Threats to Judicial Independence

U.S. Seizes $1.2 Billion in Stolen Binance Cryptocurrency Linked to North Korea

Supreme Court Urged to Hear Catherine Herridge Source Protection Case Amid Nvidia Espionage Probe

Missouri Attorney General Sues Proxy Advisor ISS Over ESG Guidance

Data Desk

Humphreys County, Mississippi lists more active voters than adult citizens

Pennsylvania Democrats' registration lead grew in 2026 after seven years of shrinking

Oklahoma has no federal wild horse range but holds 23,600 wild horses

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Politics

Georgia House Democrats Select Carolyn Hugley as Speaker Amid Medicaid Expansion Challenges

Stephen Miller Expected to Expand Executive Actions as Democrats Take Congress

Religious Scholars Urge Clergy to Engage More in U.S. Politics

Nvidia CEO Resigns Amid China Chip Export Scandal

House Freedom Caucus Presses GOP Leaders to Advance Conservative Agenda

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Resigns Amid Alleged Affair With Chinese Spy

House Freedom Caucus Presses GOP for Swift Action on Conservative Priorities

Data Shows Economy, Not Deportations, Drove Latino Voters’ Shift

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Culture & Media

Critics Question Study Cited by Washington Post on Hormone Therapy Regret Rates

Apple News Voting Guides Face Scrutiny for Political Bias, FTC Warning

Carnegie Mellon Professor Remains Employed After Controversial Social Media Posts

Debate Flares Over 9/11 Victimhood in New York Times Coverage

Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch Announces Resignation Amid Criticism of Institutional Direction

Texas Pastors Attend Training on Perceived Islamification Threat