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Iowa official’s wife found guilty on 52 counts of voter fraud

An Iowa jury found the wife of a county supervisor guilty of 52 voter fraud charges on Tuesday.

Gloom: Consumer sentiment falls and inflation expectations rise

Consumer sentiment fell in November and expectations for inflation rose, a sign that consumers are not feeling great about the economy.

Ron DeSantis secures key endorsement from Bob Vander Plaats

Bob Vander Plaats, Family Leader Foundation president and CEO, became the latest influential Iowa leader to endorse Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) in another significant win for the Florida governor.

Cher to headline the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade as conservative group urges boycott

Musician Cher is set to headline this year's Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, which will be held on Thursday morning.

Former Obama adviser Stuart Seldowitz loses job after viral video shows him harassing halal cart vendor

A Manhattan-based lobbying firm cut ties with its affiliate, a former White House security adviser, after a viral video showed him berating a halal cart vendor in New York City, making multiple Islamophobic comments.

Interior approves new offshore wind project along New York-New Jersey coast

The Interior Department approved plans Wednesday for the Empire Wind projects offshore New York and New Jersey, delivering a win for the industry and for commercial-scale wind projects that have struggled to adjust to higher costs in the U.S.

Roman emperor classified as transgender woman by woke museum

A third-century Roman emperor has been reclassified as a transgender woman, according to a woke museum in the United Kingdom.

Gingrich says Democrats are ‘desperate’ over Biden 2024 campaign: ‘Clearly beyond his due date’

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich believes Democrats are becoming desperate as low poll numbers continue to plague President Joe Biden's reelection bid.

Jamaal Bowman claims Biden is losing black support for not discussing reparations

"Squad" member Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) claimed Tuesday evening that President Joe Biden is losing support from black voters due to the president not "having a conversation about reparations."

Young adults taking excessive gambling risk

Young adults are taking on increasingly higher gambling risks, with nearly half of gamblers between the ages of 18 and 24 saying that they have bet more than they could afford to lose.
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