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Georgia attorney general appeals judge’s abortion ban rollback

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr has appealed Fulton County Superior Court Judge Robert McBurney’s ruling that struck down the state’s “heartbeat” abortion law. Carr, a Republican, is asking Georgia’s Supreme Court to reinstate the six-week abortion ban while the court reviews the state’s appeal. McBurney ruled Monday that the abortion ban Georgia put in place […]

South Carolina’s legal blow to school choice program prompts pleas for rehearing

Top Republican leaders who support school choice initiatives in South Carolina are calling for redress after the state Supreme Court struck down the state’s school voucher program last month. On Sept. 12, the state Supreme Court issued a 3-2 decision that left upward of 3,000 children from low- and moderate-income families with fewer education options. […]

House Republicans demand answers from Oregon over registering noncitizen voters

EXCLUSIVE — Two House Republicans are demanding Oregon‘s secretary of state provide information on how the state is handling over 1,000 noncitizens who have been on voter rolls for three years, the latest step from GOP lawmakers to crack down on election integrity ahead of the 2024 election. House Administration Committee Chairman Bryan Steil (R-WI) […]

Bank of America down: Customers report zeroed-out accounts and outages

Bank of America appears to have experienced a widespread outage, with customers reporting accounts with improper balances of $0. Outage spotter Downdetector reported a spike in outage reports from Bank of America at around 12:45 p.m., quickly skyrocketing to over 20,000 within a half-hour. An equally sharp decline in outages was detected shortly after that, […]

ILA President Harold Daggett’s shady past and lavish lifestyle come into focus with crippling port strike

Harold Daggett, the 78-year-old chief of the International Longshoremen’s Association, isn’t pulling any punches. It’s not his style. “People are going to sit up and realize how important longshoremen jobs are,” Daggett said Tuesday. “They won’t be able to sell cars. They won’t be able to stock malls. They won’t be able to do anything in […]

Police increase presence at places of worship ahead of Jewish High Holidays

Jewish places of worship will be getting a boost in law enforcement protection ahead of the start of the High Holiday season. Police departments across the United States are increasing their presence at Jewish places of worship out of an abundance of caution due to Iran’s attack on Israel on Tuesday, as well as antisemitism, […]

Jack Smith lays out 2020 election case against Trump in newly unsealed filing

Special counsel Jack Smith on Wednesday provided additional details on former President Donald Trump’s alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election, offering a plan to disprove what he called Trump’s “false claims” about election fraud and fight against the Supreme Court’s immunity decision. The 165-page motion, unsealed Wednesday by U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan, […]

Whoopi Goldberg says Vance debate performance was product of ‘good acting choices’

The View co-host Whoopi Goldberg said Wednesday that Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH), Republican vice presidential candidate, made “good acting choices” in the first and only 2024 vice presidential debate Tuesday night. “Keep in mind that what you saw last night was a lot of good acting choices,” Goldberg said to her co-hosts as she pretended […]

DeSantis slams port strike as ‘intentionally’ depriving hurricane victims of relief

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) spoke harshly against members of the International Longshoremen’s Association, port workers who are striking along East and Gulf coasts, stating that the strike is “intentionally” preventing hurricane relief from getting to those who need it. The ILA strike started Tuesday after the union was unable to reach a new deal with […]

Wisconsin authorities investigating Republican mayor who removed ballot box

Wisconsin authorities are investigating Wausau Mayor Doug Diny for removing a ballot box outside City Hall last month. Agents with the Wisconsin Department of Justice’s Division of Criminal Investigation arrived at City Hall on Wednesday, according to WISN 12, and they have begun their investigation into the matter, which some have called an “embarrassment.” The […]
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