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Judge denies Trump’s bid to dismiss Georgia RICO case on free speech grounds

A judge on Thursday denied Donald Trump’s request to dismiss his election interference case in Georgia on the grounds that it violated the former president’s First Amendment rights. Judge Scott McAfee issued an order saying that while Trump’s free speech rights permitted him to raise challenges about the 2020 election, the allegations in the indictment […]

Jamaal Bowman trailing Democratic opponent by 17 points: Poll

Rep. Jamaal Bowman‘s (D-NY) hopes of being elected to another term could be fading fast, according to a new survey, which finds him facing a double-digit deficit. Westchester County Executive George Latimer leads Bowman by a 52-35% margin, according to pollster Mark Mellman. Mellman hails from the Democratic Majority for Israel, an organization with a […]

Democratic senator makes shocking statement about Obama-appointed Justice Sotomayor

Justice Sonia Sotomayor, the oldest Democratic-appointed Supreme Court justice, has received calls from several left-liberal activists to step down from the Supreme Court so she doesn’t die in office. Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) made some of the strongest comments approaching saying what has been rumored as a push to force Sotomayor out of her chambers […]

Alabama law cracking down on ballot harvesting challenged as violation of First Amendment

A group of civil rights organizations has filed a lawsuit against a new Alabama law that criminalizes some forms of absentee voter assistance. The lawsuit — filed by the Alabama State Conference of the NAACP, Greater Birmingham Ministries, the League of Women Voters of Alabama, and the Alabama Disabilities Advocacy Program — claims that the […]

Disney CEO Bob Iger insists he was focused on defending company over himself in proxy fight

Walt Disney Company CEO Bob Iger insisted that he was focused on defending the company in a recent proxy fight and that it was not personal. The fight in question revolved around billionaire Nelson Peltz’s effort to shake up Disney’s board, hoping to get a seat on it for himself. When asked about the failed […]

Los Angeles robbers commit record $30 million cash heist on Easter Sunday

Thieves in Los Angeles pulled off the largest cash heist in the city’s history on Easter Sunday, making out with $30 million.  The robbery took place at an unnamed San Fernando Valley money storage unit, according to L.A. Police Department Cmdr. Elaine Morales. The burglars were able to breach the building as well as the […]

Jacky Rosen to flood airwaves with ads in closely watched Nevada race

Sen. Jacky Rosen’s (D-NV) campaign announced a record-breaking ad buy, one day after political experts deemed the Nevada Senate race to be more competitive than previously ranked.  Rosen’s campaign told Axios it plans to spend $14 million on ads that will run from late July through Election Day. According to the campaign, it will be […]

Ted Cruz says Democrats consider him ‘No. 1 target’ as blue money and immigrants flood Texas

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) suggested the Biden administration is allowing the border crisis to continue in the hopes that the immigrants become “future Democrat voters.” Cruz appeared on Fox News’s Hannity on Wednesday to comment on President Joe Biden’s campaign efforts in Texas. A Democratic candidate hasn’t won the state since 1976, when Jimmy Carter […]

Alaskapox being renamed to prevent ‘stigmatizing’ the state and hurting tourism

Epidemiologists are renaming the disease Alaskapox out of fear that the name of the illness may hamper tourism and stigmatize the state. Alaskapox, now called Borealpox, gained media spotlight in January following the abrupt death of an elderly man in the remote Kenai Peninsula after he was hospitalized with the disease last November. Joseph McLaughlin, […]

Ranked choice voting could be on the ballot for DC come November

Washington, D.C. voters will get the opportunity in November to choose whether or not they want to implement a ranked choice voting initiative.  The ballot measure, also known as Initiative 83, was proposed by an organization called Make All Votes Count and spearheaded by Lisa D.T. Rice, an advisory neighborhood commissioner from Ward 7. The […]
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