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The federal judge overseeing the case in Washington charging former President Donald Trump with trying to overturn the results of the 2020 election set the trial to begin on March 4. In choosing the date, U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan denied a request from the former president’s defense team to push the trial back until April 2026 and also rebuffed a proposal from Justice Department

Allen Park — On Saturday, the day veterans reported for training camp, the Detroit Lions re-signed running back and return man Justin Jackson. Jackson, a late addition to the roster last offseason, appeared in 16 games for the Lions in 2022, tallying 42 carries and 12 receptions for 271 yards from scrimmage. His more notable contributions came as a kickoff returner, where he averaged 26.7

President Joe Biden is increasingly looking like a candidate for reelection, but the latest controversies encircling his White House raise new questions about whether Democrats should welcome that fact.

The pendulum on Biden’s reelection swung back in his favor after Democrats successfully weathered the midterm elections, retaining the Senate and minimizing House losses. Biden was not

In June, the Fort Wayne City Council approved a proposal putting term limits on council appointees to city boards and commissions. The proposal’s author, Michelle Chambers, D-at large, intended the ordinance to increase government participation from residents and better diversify the city’s 59 government panels. But Mayor Tom Henry vetoed a follow-up ordinance in July that would’ve set the