Republicans file lawsuits to halt states still counting mail-in ballots weeks after election

President-elect Donald Trump has frequently warned of the great potential for election fraud in states where mass mail-in ballots are…
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FEMA official who gave orders to skip Trump-supporting homes says she's being scapegoated
Politics aside, decent Americans were stunned to learn that some Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) agents were told to avoid certain households in hurricane-ravaged areas if the homes sported signs that supported President Donald Trump. According to Fox News, the FEMA official who reportedly gave…
Editor of Scientific American calls Trump's voters 'f---ing fascists'
Laura Helmuth, the editor-in-chief of Scientific American, referred to those who voted for Donald Trump as the "meanest, dumbest, most bigoted" people because they were "f---ing fascists." Under the guise of her Bluesky social media account, Helmuth documented her reaction to the presidential election over…
Assault on Brazil's highest court results in deadly casualty
An individual who attempted to storm Brazil's Supreme Court in Brasilia on Wednesday night appears to have detonated his explosives, ending his life. The individual has been identified by the police as Francisco Wanderley Luiz. He was a candidate for counselor for the Liberal Party…
Alina Habba takes herself out of the running as Trump press secretary
Alina Habba, a lawyer for a senior aide to President-elect Trump, recently announced that she is no longer in the running to serve as his White House press secretary, as Fox News reported. “While I am flattered by the support and speculation, the role of…
Biden administration bans companies from discussing unions with 'captive audiences'
In a sweeping move, President Biden has banned companies from discussing unionization at so-called "captive audience" meetings. The new rule from the Democratically controlled National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) is part of a wave of regulatory action to protect Biden's pro-union legacy from being dismantled…
DANIEL VAUGHAN: Trump's Team Must Fire Anti-American Threats In The U.S. Government
The F.B.I. arrested and charged Asif W. Rahman with the leaking of classified intelligence relating to Israel to Iranian propaganda outlets. Rahman was arrested in Cambodia and is the person responsible for the intelligence leaks back in the middle of October, which showed Israel potentially…
Judge in Trump's New York criminal case pushes back decision on dismissal motion
Lawyers for President-elect Donald Trump have argued that his conviction in New York state on 34 counts of falsifying business records should be thrown out. In what may end up being a miracle for Trump, the judge overseeing his case has agreed to delay ruling…
Judge finds that antitrust lawsuit filed against Facebook's parent company can go forward
In a lawsuit filed three years ago, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) alleged that Facebook's parent company engaged in "a years-long course of anticompetitive conduct." While the corporation sought to have the lawsuit thrown out, a judge ruled this week that it can go forward. …
Philadelphia judge explains why he refused to block Elon Musk's pre-election $1 million daily giveaways in swing states
In the run-up to the 2024 election, pro-Trump billionaire Elon Musk sought to encourage voter participation and support for the Constitution in swing states with a petition drive and a $1 million per day giveaway that sparked outrage among Democrats and a lawsuit by Philadelphia's…
Cause of death for music icon Quincy Jones revealed to be pancreatic cancer
Legendary music producer Quincy Jones passed away earlier this month at the age of 91 but it was initially unknown what had caused his death. It has now been revealed that Jones died from pancreatic cancer, per a leaked copy of his death certificate, according…
Popular South Korean TV star Song Jae-lim found dead from suicide at age 39
A popular East Asian actor has died and reports indicate that he appears to have taken his own life. South Korean actor Song Jae-lim, also sometimes spelled as Jae-rim, 39, was discovered dead by suspected suicide in his apartment on Tuesday, according to the Daily…
Melania Trump plans to be a 'part-time first lady,' will split time between White House, New York, and Florida residences
With President-elect Donald Trump set to return to the White House in January, questions have been raised about whether former and future first lady Melania Trump will join him. The answer to that is no, or at least not full-time, though she intends to be…
Bipartisan House votes 327-75 to pass a bill that partially reforms Social Security
Legislative reforms to address the long-term solvency of the Social Security program are desperately needed, but few elected lawmakers want to tackle that potentially risky issue head-on so they instead tinker around the edges. On Tuesday, the U.S. House voted overwhelmingly, 327-75, in favor of…
Jack Smith quitting before Trump can fire him, will release report: NYTimes
Special Counsel Jack Smith, the private citizen who was handpicked by the Biden regime to prosecute President-elect Donald Trump, is officially resigning.   The New York Times reports that Smith wants to quit before Trump has the opportunity to fire him, as Trump has promised to do on…
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