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Supreme Court agrees to settle legal dispute over Louisiana congressional redistricting map
Attempts by Republican-led state legislatures to draw congressional redistricting maps following the 2020 census have been highly litigious affairs, as…
Media freaks out over Trump comments about an assassin having to 'shoot through' the 'fake news' to hit him
Former President Donald Trump and the mainstream media have long had a contentious relationship, and it likely won't be improving…
Quincy Jones, American musical legend, dies
Quincy Jones, the iconic record producer and songwriter, has died. He was 91. From "Billie Jean" to "It's My Party,"…
Thousands of Pennsylvania ballots being challenged
If the polls are to be believed, the 2024 Presidential Election is SO CLOSE that it's possible neither candidate has…
Army Soldier Injured On Biden's Failed Gaza Pier Dies From Injuries
A soldier in the Army who was injured in May on President Biden's failed Gaza pier has died according to…
Fake 'news' organization behind massive Facebook ad spending pushing pro-Harris messages
Undoubtedly, both sides deploy all the tricks and advantages that they can to influence voters ahead of the election, it…
Secret Service, businesses across nation ramp up security measures for potential post-election chaos
Given the amount of destruction and violence that occurred after the past two election, especially in 2020, many decided to…
Supreme Court agrees to hear racial redistricting dispute in Louisiana
The Supreme Court is stepping into a dispute over the consideration of race in devising Louisiana's congressional map. The case…
Georgia Supreme Court nixes absentee ballot deadline extension
In a last-minute ruling on Monday, the Georgia Supreme Court halted a ruling in Cobb County, Georgia that would have…
National Guard members ready to act in states that had BLM riots in 2020
The National Guard has been put on standby in some states because of a fear of election-related violence, including some…
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