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Delaware voters ask federal court to add second House seat for state

Two Delaware voters filed a lawsuit on Wednesday, asking the federal court in Washington, D.C., to add a second House seat for the First State. The plaintiffs argue that Delaware residents have “far less representation per person” in the House than voters in any other state. Montana has nearly 1.1 million people spread across two […]

Maryland Jewish center asks 4th Circuit to allow members to carry guns to prayer for self-defense

The Silver Spring Jewish Center asked a federal appeals court this week to halt enforcement of a local Maryland law barring firearms within 100 yards of places of worship, arguing it blocks members from being armed for self-defense purposes amid growing threats to Jews around the country. Montgomery County, Maryland, enacted a law in July […]

Candidate leads California race despite death months ago

A majority of California voters in one rural county have so far chosen to elect a dead candidate to the position of county supervisor, according to unofficial election results in the Nov. 3 race that officials say is still too close to call. Bruce Giudici, who was running for Calaveras County District 5 supervisor, died […]

Arizona GOP splits over role of Turning Point USA in election wipeout

Many Arizona Republicans, including the prominent McCain family, are turning against Turning Point USA after Democrats swept the state in the midterm elections last week. Meghan McCain, the daughter of the late Sen. John McCain, sharply criticized the conservative group after Tyler Bowyer, chief operating officer of Turning Point Action, took a swing at the […]

Chris Harrison is back, with Jace Cates: Fox Nation’s The Vow brings faith and marriage-minded dating

Jace Cates, season one bachelor of The Vow, told the Washington Examiner ahead of its premiere that the reality TV series would stand out against other dating-style shows. The Vow is set to launch Wednesday night on Fox Nation, bringing a religious focus and former host of The Bachelor, Chris Harrison, back into the world […]

Incoming House Democrat Richard Ojeda wants former Trump officials impeached and prosecuted

Rep.-elect Richard Ojeda (D-NC) wants the incoming Democratic-controlled Congress to impeach several of President Donald Trump‘s Cabinet members, including officials who have already left the administration. In a Wednesday interview with the Washington Examiner, Ojeda said lawmakers should pursue an aggressive accountability agenda against Trump administration officials in tandem with legislation aimed at lowering the […]

DOJ hires ex-Jim Jordan staffer as civil rights chief after Harmeet Dhillon departure

President Donald Trump tapped Craig Trainor, a former aide to House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH), to lead the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division on an acting basis after Harmeet Dhillon resigned last week. The appointment fills one of several vacancies at the DOJ since Democrats won control of Congress in the midterm elections. […]

Biden calls 2024 debate performance ‘not very consequential’

Former President Joe Biden is downplaying the significance of his 2024 debate performance against President Donald Trump, saying did not view the widely criticized appearance as a turning point in his reelection campaign. “Look, I don’t know anybody who hasn’t made a mistake in a debate. To me, it was not very consequential,” Biden said […]

Gavin Newsom turns his eye toward Turkey climate summit, slamming Trump for not attending

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) rebuked President Donald Trump for the second consecutive year for not bringing a delegation to the COP31 global climate summit the Democrat is attending in Antalya, Turkey. The outgoing governor, who is widely expected to launch a 2028 presidential bid, is framing his attendance as a way to amplify “more control […]

French novelist who wrote about Muslim-leftist takeover charged with hate speech for ‘Great Replacement’ comments

Acclaimed novelist Michel Houellebecq is being charged with hate speech in a Paris court over years-old comments regarding Muslim immigration. The award-winning writer made the remarks while speaking with Front Populaire, a right-leaning magazine, in 2022. The interview included reflections on themes from his 2015 speculative fiction novel Submission, which imagines a future France governed […]
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