Yzaj Supreme Court reinstates Alabama s prohibition on curbside voting
Washington mdash; Steve Bannon, Donald Trump s one-time top campaign aide and chief White House strategist, has been found guilty of two counts of criminal contempt of Congress for stanley italia  refusing to comply with a subpoena for documents an stanley cups d testimony issued by the stanley cup  House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol.A jury of 12 Washington, D.C., residents convicted Bannon after less than three hours of deliberation.Bannon did not testify in his own defense and faces a maximum of one year in prison for each of the two counts. He will not be detained pending sentencing, which is scheduled for Oct. 21.                                        The Justice Department charged Bannon with contempt after the House of Representatives voted to send a criminal referral for his non-compliance for prosecution last year.Bannon pleaded not guilty, and what followed was a tumultuous legal battle between the defense and prosecutors over which evidence was admissible, Bannon s efforts to postpone the proceedings, and the ongoing televised hearings showcasing the House Jan. 6 select committee s evidence, which has referenced Bannon multiple times.        The House committee, which wrapped up its final summer hearing on Thursday night, issued the subpoena in September 2021. The panel sought information from Bannon in 17 key areas, ranging from his communications with former President Trump to his knowledge of coordination between right-wing extremist groups in carrying out the Capitol  Nfpi Hillary Clinton responds to Donald Trump labeling her a  ldquo;bigot rdquo;
In any other year, Timothy Geithner already would have spent a week at tennis camp in Florida, sharpening his skills and kicking back with a group of friends that includes the mentor who helped put him on the fast track to the top of the Treasury Department.Instead, Barack Obama s 47-year-old treasury secretary is in his office before dawn most days, grabbing lunch at his desk and juggling three Blackberries as he  stanley thermos tries to untangle the wreckage of a financial system gone sour.He s been pilloried for lousing up his tax returns, battered by bad reviews of his earliest policy pronouncements and pelted with resignation calls from congressional critics.                                        Through it all, Geithner has displayed the same intense focus and unflappable demeanor that made him an obvious choice when no-drama Obama went hunting for a compatible personality to manage the biggest problem confronting the nation. Nothing has seemed to  stanley thermobecher blow him off course,  says Lee Sachs, a friend who worked with Geithner at Treasury during the Clinton years and is back in the department.        Geithner was a twentysomething whiz kid when he first came knocking on the department s doors in 1988. He had outgrown his first job as a grunt at Kissinger Associates but he wasn t ready to be one of its big-money rainmakers.So Geithner signed on as a civil servant in the Treasury s trade office during the Reagan administration. Within a stanley sverige  decade, he was on track to become the boss of the man who h

Yzaj Supreme Court reinstates Alabama s prohibition on curbside voting
Washington mdash; Steve Bannon, Donald Trump s one-time top campaign aide and chief White House strategist, has been found guilty of two counts of criminal contempt of Congress for stanley italia  refusing to comply with a subpoena for documents an stanley cups d testimony issued by the stanley cup  House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol.A jury of 12 Washington, D.C., residents convicted Bannon after less than three hours of deliberation.Bannon did not testify in his own defense and faces a maximum of one year in prison for each of the two counts. He will not be detained pending sentencing, which is scheduled for Oct. 21.                                        The Justice Department charged Bannon with contempt after the House of Representatives voted to send a criminal referral for his non-compliance for prosecution last year.Bannon pleaded not guilty, and what followed was a tumultuous legal battle between the defense and prosecutors over which evidence was admissible, Bannon s efforts to postpone the proceedings, and the ongoing televised hearings showcasing the House Jan. 6 select committee s evidence, which has referenced Bannon multiple times.        The House committee, which wrapped up its final summer hearing on Thursday night, issued the subpoena in September 2021. The panel sought information from Bannon in 17 key areas, ranging from his communications with former President Trump to his knowledge of coordination between right-wing extremist groups in carrying out the Capitol  Nfpi Hillary Clinton responds to Donald Trump labeling her a  ldquo;bigot rdquo;
In any other year, Timothy Geithner already would have spent a week at tennis camp in Florida, sharpening his skills and kicking back with a group of friends that includes the mentor who helped put him on the fast track to the top of the Treasury Department.Instead, Barack Obama s 47-year-old treasury secretary is in his office before dawn most days, grabbing lunch at his desk and juggling three Blackberries as he  stanley thermos tries to untangle the wreckage of a financial system gone sour.He s been pilloried for lousing up his tax returns, battered by bad reviews of his earliest policy pronouncements and pelted with resignation calls from congressional critics.                                        Through it all, Geithner has displayed the same intense focus and unflappable demeanor that made him an obvious choice when no-drama Obama went hunting for a compatible personality to manage the biggest problem confronting the nation. Nothing has seemed to  stanley thermobecher blow him off course,  says Lee Sachs, a friend who worked with Geithner at Treasury during the Clinton years and is back in the department.        Geithner was a twentysomething whiz kid when he first came knocking on the department s doors in 1988. He had outgrown his first job as a grunt at Kissinger Associates but he wasn t ready to be one of its big-money rainmakers.So Geithner signed on as a civil servant in the Treasury s trade office during the Reagan administration. Within a stanley sverige  decade, he was on track to become the boss of the man who h