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Florida man charged with threatening to kill Rep. Anna Paulina Luna
A Florida man has been arrested and charged with threatening to kill Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla. William Braddock was Luna’s primary opponent in 2021 when he said he was going to “call up my Russian-Ukrainian hit squad” and make her disappear. The threats were recorded during a telephone conversation. “We have access to a… -
Coast Guard saves man and dog 25 miles out to sea during Hurricane Helene
The Coast Guard saved a man and his dog after their sailboat became disabled and blew out to sea during Hurricane Helene. The rescue was captured on video from the point of view of the rescue swimmer. Everyone appears to be okay. It all happened Thursday, Sept. 26, when the 36-foot vessel became disabled and… -
Sen. Wyden introduces bill to expand Supreme Court, overhaul judicial system
A top Senate Democrat has introduced a sweeping bill to not only expand the Supreme Court but change its ability to make rulings on acts of Congress. The legislation was brought forward by Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., the chairman of the Finance Committee, who said it will help the court as it faces what he… -
Senate Foreign Relations Chair Cardin targeted in deepfake attack
The chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee was the target of a deepfake attack in which someone posed as a top Ukrainian official during a Zoom call. The incident, which happened earlier this month, involved someone impersonating the now-former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba during a conference with Sen. Ben Cardin, D-Md. The story… -
Secret Service never asked Butler police to secure AGR building, says commander
The local law enforcement commander at Donald Trump’s July 13, Butler, Pennsylvania, rally told Congress the Secret Service did not ask them to secure the building the gunman used in his attempt to assassinate the former president. That testimony contradicts statements from the agency’s Acting Director Ronald Rowe. Edward Lenz, the commander of the Butler… -
House passes continuing resolution as Congress works to fund government
The House overwhelmingly approved (341-82) a continuing resolution to temporarily fund the government through Dec. 20. The extraordinary bipartisanship was both political and necessary. Neither party’s leadership wanted a shutdown a month before the election, and because it was considered under suspension of the normal rules, it needed a two-thirds majority to pass, not a… -
Senate outlines Secret Service failures at Trump rally, calls for new management
A new report from the Senate Homeland Security Committee found Secret Service failures during both the planning and protective stages of Donald Trump’s July 13 rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, when a gunman tried to assassinate the former president. One of the lead investigators is now calling for a change in management at the Secret Service. … -
Senate probes why Ozempic, Wegovy US prices are double other countries
Novo Nordisk’s commercials are ubiquitous, their clients include the rich and famous, and the results can be life changing. But the company, which creates the diabetes drug Ozempic and the weight loss medication Wegovy, is under fire from the Senate HELP Committee for its prices in the United States, which are significantly higher than other… -
Congressional Democrats are out-fundraising Republicans by millions
Politicians on Capitol Hill often say, “You can win any race if you put enough money into it.” If that’s true, Democrats are in a good place right now. Congressional Democrats are out-fundraising Republicans at the national and state level. Here’s a look at the numbers Democrats raised a combined $733.4 million by the end of… -
US funding helped China’s military modernization: Congressional report
Hundreds of millions of dollars in U.S. federal research funding has contributed to China’s technological advancements and military modernization, according to a new report. Republicans on the House Committee on the Chinese Communist Party found that partnerships between Chinese and American universities helped the CCP make advancements in hypersonic and nuclear weapons, artificial intelligence, advanced… -
Georgia Election Board approves ballot hand count despite AG warning
The Georgia State Election Board has approved a new rule which will require poll workers to hand count ballots, despite a warning from the Georgia Attorney General’s Office that such a rule likely exceeds the board’s authority. The 3-2 vote Friday, Sept. 20, was part of a series of votes on about a dozen rules… -
Muslim voters turn to Jill Stein over Kamala Harris in Mich., other key states
A poll surveying Muslim voters in Michigan found that many are moving away from Vice President Kamala Harris and supporting Green Party nominee Jill Stein this November. The poll, conducted by the Council on American-Islamic Relations, showed Stein had 40% support of Muslim voters in Michigan, Donald Trump had 18% support and Harris had 12%. … -
Biden admin told CBP not to publicize increase in potential terrorists at border
The Biden administration instructed the former chief of the Border Patrol’s San Diego sector not to go public with the increase in Special Interest Aliens, or SIAs, crossing into the United States illegally. According to Retired Chief Aaron Heitke’s testimony before Congress, SIAs are immigrants with significant ties to terrorism. “I was told I could…