On Tuesday’s Front Page: The Supreme Court will revisit a handful of thorny issues when its term begins next week, concerns about President Biden’s age have spurred speculation about worst-case scenarios, and more.
President Biden’s son Hunter Biden has not dodged potential criminal charges for the taxes he failed to pay while serving on the board of Ukrainian energy company Burisma Holdings nearly a decade ago.
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Concerns about President Biden’s age, which intensified after his recent falls and a string of mental misfires, have spurred speculation about worst-case scenarios, including the chance that he will become too ill to do his job.
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Officials in Maryland several years ago managed to disable one of the systems intended to check whether food stamp applicants had low enough income to qualify for the benefit.
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The conservative-leaning Supreme Court over the past two years has rewritten jurisprudence on guns, race and abortion. It’s about to confront the results of those rulings in its term that begins next week.
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China’s navy quietly sailed into the shallow, energy-rich Gulf of Thailand earlier this month for Blue Strike 2023, a joint naval exercise to increase Beijing’s influence with Thailand’s newly elected, military-backed civilian government, which is also a strategic U.S. treaty ally.
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