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Former president Donald Trump attacked New York Attorney General Letitia James and Judge Arthur Engoron in a falsehood-filled rant on Jan. 11.

The New York civil trial in which former president Donald Trump and his company are accused of committing rampant fraud began on Oct. 2, following a judge's decision on Sept. 22 to revoke his business certificates in New York state.

One of the last things you'd expect with stuffy politicians facing off in the first Republican Presidential Primary Debate is a discussion on the controversial subject of UFOs... but that's exactly what happened last night [August 23, 2023]. The awkward moment in the debate... came when moderator Martha MacCallum took aim at former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie to ask his opinion about a president's responsibility to provide the American public with the truth about the UFO topic. \"I get the UFO question?\" Christie responded with a smile... \"The job of the president of the United States is to stand for truth,\" Christie replied. \"Especially coming from a woman from New Jersey, I think it's horrible that just because I'm from New Jersey, you asked me about unidentified flying objects and Martians. We're different but we're not that different.\" This New Jersey connection is about Orson Welles's infamous Mercury Theatre radio broadcast of H.G. Wells's War of the Worlds back on October 30, 1938, when a panicking public believed that hostile Martian tripod machines were rampaging around the countryside near Grovers Mill, New Jersey.--Jeffrey Spry, '\"I get the UFO question?' New Jersey's Chris Christie promises honesty on aliens in 1st Republican presidential debate,\" Space.com, August 24, 2023, https://www.space.com/chris-christie-ufos-honesty-presidential-debate

The National Institute for Health Research, the Medical Research Council and the Wellcome Trust say they are increasingly concerned that institutions often ignore agreements to support trainees, postdocs and senior fellows once funding has been secured. The Environmental Protection Agency's Affordable Clean Energy rule, finalized in June, replaces one of former president Barack Obama's flagship climate policies, which sought to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from the energy industry to 32% below 2005 levels by 2030. The lawsuit, led by New York attorney-general Letitia James, argues that Trump's rule would have almost no impact on greenhouse-gas emissions, and would increase US vulnerability to the effects of global warming.