Jenny Lind Schmitt is Global Desk Chief and Europe Reporter for WORLD News Group. She strives to edify the church in the United States and abroad by reporting stories of God’s kingdom faithfulness from around theworld. She and her husband Manuel have four adult children and one grandchild. She lives in Switzerland and Washington State.

Adam Kissel is a visiting fellow for higher education reform in the Center for Education Policy at The Heritage Foundation. He is a board member of the University of West Florida, Southern Wesleyan University, and the National Association of Scholars. He also serves on the America 250 Advisory Council on Civics, History, and America’s Future. A graduate of the University of Chicago and Harvard, he served in the first Trump administration as deputy assistant secretary for higher education programs. He lives in Charleston, West Virginia.

By: The Editorial Board - wsj.com - August 1, 2025 The President has his new world tariff order in place, but jobs and growth don’t look so good. The details in the report provide little ...

It was a cover-up.

The Russiagate scandal has long been one of the most convoluted, hard-to-follow news stories of all time. It even has multiple names thanks to its peculiar chronology. From 2016 until April 2019 — while Democrats still held out hope of “presidency-wrecking” revelations that would topple Donald Trump — it was generally known as the Trump-Russia scandal. After Special Counsel Robert Mueller broke the hearts of MSNBC audiences by issuing a report without new indictments, attention began to be cast on the scandal’s fraudulent construction, how it was propped up by political spying, illegal leaks, and WMD-style intelligence fakery. Trump and others began to call it Spygate or the Russia hoax, but the name that stuck was Russiagate.

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