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NJ police union backs Ciattarelli for governor after endorsing Murphy in 2016

Republican candidate for New Jersey governor Jack Ciattarelli earned the endorsement of a state police union that previously endorsed Gov. Phil Murphy (D-NJ) during his first gubernatorial campaign. Ciattarelli celebrated the New Jersey Fraternal Order of Police’s endorsement of his candidacy in a post on X. “I am honored to have the faith, trust, and […]

London mayor calls Trump ‘racist,’ ‘sexist,’ and ‘Islamophobic’ after president’s criticism

London Mayor Sadiq Khan amped up his criticism of President Donald Trump on Wednesday, calling him “racist,” “sexist,” “misogynistic,” and Islamophobic” in response to the president’s comments at the United Nations General Assembly. Trump called Khan a “terrible mayor” during his address before the U.N. on Tuesday, suggesting that London “wants to go to Sharia […]

Saudi Arabia blocks Florida man from leaving country until 2026 over his social media posts

A Florida retiree was barred from leaving Saudi Arabia until next year after being convicted of cyber crimes for social media posts criticizing the crown prince, the man’s son said Wednesday. Saad Almadi, 75, was found guilty of distributing online content that undermines public order. He is one of at least four dual Saudi American […]

Newsom turns up temperature against Trump, warns 2028 elections could be canceled

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) dialed up the rhetoric against President Donald Trump on Tuesday, accusing him of posing an “authoritarian” threat to the country.  During a friendly interview on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, Newsom argued that the president’s move to federalize the National Guard and send thousands of troops to patrol Los Angeles […]

Advocates warn Colorado ‘conversion therapy’ ban in Supreme Court case is ‘blatant censorship’

The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments early next month in a case examining whether a Colorado law that claims to ban “conversion therapy” simply polices the conduct of counselors or violates the First Amendment, as lawyers for the petitioner claim. The case, scheduled for arguments before the justices on Oct. 7, was brought by […]

South Dakota House Democrat switches to Republican Party

A Democratic South Dakota state representative has changed her party registration to Republican, citing the party’s alignment with tribal sovereignty. State Rep. Peri Pourier, who had served in the state’s lower chamber as a Democrat since 2019, leaves the state’s Democrats with just five members to 65 Republicans. She called it a “strategic shift” in […]

Rounds found near Dallas ICE shooting suspect had ‘anti-ICE’ messaging, FBI says

The FBI is investigating a shooting at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement field office on Wednesday morning in Dallas as an act of “targeted violence.” Multiple people were shot, and at least two people were killed. Three illegal immigrants in federal custody were shot in a sniper-style attack, in what authorities described as a shooting […]

Hillary Clinton admits GOP did ‘a much better job dominating social media’

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton admitted that her rival party, the Republicans, has “engaged” young male voters better than her own party. Clinton appeared on MSNBC’s Morning Joe on Wednesday, where she was asked by host Joe Scarborough, “Why have Democrats lost, not only working class white men, but working class black men, Latinos, […]

WATCH LIVE: Officials hold press conference after Dallas ICE facility shooting

Law enforcement is set to hold a press conference to share updates with the public after several people were shot at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility in Dallas, Texas, on Wednesday. Multiple injuries and fatalities have been reported, and a shooter was found dead on a nearby rooftop with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. MULTIPLE […]

Republican Jason Dickerson wins special election in Georgia state senate race

Georgia Republican Jason Dickerson won a special election to a state senate seat on Tuesday, staving off a competitive Democratic challenge.  Dickerson defeated Debra Shigley by just over 7,000 votes, with a total of roughly 31,000 ballots cast. His victory secures the state Senate seat in District 21, which covers north Fulton and Cherokee counties, […]
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