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House GOP probes Meta, Google over Trump assassination attempt ‘censorship’
In the wake of the assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump, some strange and inaccurate things happened on the internet. Meta’s AI chatbot said the assassination attempt was a fictional event, Facebook fact-checked and censored the iconic image of Trump raising his fist, and Google’s autofill search feature produced results for the failed assassination… -
Harris campaign rewriting news headlines in Google ads
If you’ve seen a Google search ad lately, it’s possible you’ve come across a glowing headline about Vice President Kamala Harris. The ads all have mainstream organizations seemingly listed as the publisher like Reuters, the AP, and NPR. However, the article description below the headline looks more like a campaign press release rather than a news… -
Hunter Biden asked US government for help with Burisma deal
Hunter Biden sought U.S. government assistance for the Ukrainian gas company Burisma while his father was vice president, according to a report from The New York Times. The Times article stated Hunter Biden wrote a letter to the U.S. ambassador to Italy in 2016, trying to get Burisma help for a lucrative geothermal energy project… -
Mexico considers treason charges for anyone who helped hand over drug lord
Prosecutors in Mexico are considering criminal charges for anyone who helped hand over the drug lord Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada to the United States. In July, the Justice Department arrested Joaquin Guzman Lopez — Sinaloa cartel co-founder and El Chapo’s son — and Zambada after their plane landed at a small airport in New Mexico. Guzman… -
Lawmaker wants Secret Service focused on guarding leaders, not financial crimes
Rep. Ritchie Torres, D-N.Y., wants to relieve the Secret Service of its duty to investigate financial crimes and focus the agency solely on protecting political leaders. Torres introduced separate proposals that would not only narrow the agency’s responsibilities, but also expand its requirements for ensuring the safety of those it’s protecting. The Secret Service was… -
Arizona, 6 other states have abortion on the ballot, will it help Democrats?
Arizona voters will decide whether to enshrine the right to an abortion into their state’s constitution this November. The Office of the Arizona Secretary of State announced it certified a ballot measure after the Arizona for Abortion Access coalition submitted a petition with more than 577,971 signatures, surpassing the required 383,932 signatures. The measure is… -
Dems ask National Labor Relations Board for decision on Amazon drivers
Congressional Democrats are pressing the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) to reach a decision on several unfair labor practice charges made against Amazon regarding its delivery drivers. According to a letter from 24 Democratic lawmakers, the NLRB is actively investigating complaints from Teamsters Local 396 in California that Amazon has not bargained with workers in good… -
Trump is losing in polls, betting odds and WSJ Editorial Board
By many measures, Donald Trump is currently losing the presidential race. The polls, the betting odds, and the Wall Street Journal Editorial Board are all drifting away from him and the current has grown stronger. It is a massive flip in fortune since July 20, when he was facing President Joe Biden. The betting odds… -
Democrats introduce bill that would block another Trump Muslim ban
Congressional Democrats reintroduced a bill that would block future executive orders that mirror what was known as former President Donald Trump’s Muslim ban. The lawmaker’s bill would amend the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) to further regulate when and how presidents can restrict the entry of certain individuals into the United States. “A hateful stain… -
Vance accuses Walz of inflating military record
Vice President Kamala Harris’ running mate Tim Walz is being accused of misrepresenting his military service. Walz served for 24 years in the Minnesota National Guard, but his opponent, Sen. J.D. Vance, R-Ohio, contends he inflated his record. “Walz did say on camera that ‘I carried a gun in a war.’ Well, which war did… -
FBI seizes phone of Republican Rep. Andy Ogles for campaign finance probe
The FBI executed a search warrant on Rep. Andy Ogles, R-Tenn., as part of an investigation into his campaign finance filings. Ogles disclosed in a post on X that the FBI took possession of his cellphone. The freshman lawmaker said he will fully cooperate with the FBI just as he has with the Federal Election… -
Polls move in Harris’ favor as voters look closer at Trump age and health
Vice President Kamala Harris is riding a wave of momentum as the Democrats’ new presumptive nominee and it is showing in the polls. A new Marist Poll found Harris is leading Trump by three points nationally, both in a head-to-head matchup and a multicandidate race that includes independent Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Harris’ lead marks… -
Speaker Johnson calls on Biden to release delayed weapons to Israel
House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., is calling on the Biden administration to release all previously withheld and delayed weapons to Israel, as tensions build between the Jewish state and Iran and its proxies. The weapons Johnson referred to are being delivered, but at a slower pace than they had been directly after the Oct. 7 Hamas…