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Month: August 2022

Duke volleyball player Rachel Richardson’s father says his daughter was ‘afraid’ after being subjected to racial slurs

By Matias Grez, CNN The father of Duke women’s volleyball player Rachel Richardson says his daughter was “afraid” and phoned him in tears after being subjected to racist abuse during a match against Brigham Young University on Friday. Richardson, who is Black, is a sophomore outside hitter for Duke. She tweeted a statement Sunday explaining

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Here’s what a ‘special master’ is and what it means for the Mar-a-Lago investigation

By Paul LeBlanc, CNN Former President Donald Trump’s push for a special master to oversee the Department of Justice’s review of the evidence gathered at Mar-a-Lago is entering a critical week. A federal judge has signaled a “preliminary intent” to grant the request, which could bring new complications to the DOJ’s closely watched investigation into

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National Archives receives threats and praise for its role in Trump documents case, but doesn’t want either, letter says

By Zachary Cohen, CNN The National Archives and Records Administration says it has received both threats and praise from members of the public for its role in the ongoing dispute over Donald Trump’s handling of sensitive government records after he left office, including messages accusing employees of corruption and conspiring against the former President, or

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