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Why is there poop on a desk in Washington, DC?
There’s a new statue in Washington located on the National Mall right across the street from the Capitol building, prime real estate. It’s a simple piece of artwork — poop on Nancy Pelosi’s desk. “It’s kind of funny because that’s kind of like I heard what happened — some dude took a dump on Nancy… -
3 Pennsylvania counties investigating potential voter fraud
At least three counties in Pennsylvania are conducting investigations into potentially fraudulent mail-in ballot and voter registration applications just one week out from the presidential election. The investigations are taking place in Lancaster County and York County, in addition to one other county that was not identified. In Lancaster County, District Attorney Heather Adams said… -
DOJ hasn’t reached settlements with police accused of civil rights violations
The Justice Department (DOJ) opened 12 investigations into police departments across the country since President Joe Biden took office and determined at least four of them had a pattern or practice of violating civil rights. However, it has not entered into court approved settlements with any of those departments with just over two months left… -
Mexico is apprehending more migrants headed to America than US Border Patrol
Mexico has been apprehending more migrants than the United States since May 2024 as part of the country’s biggest migration crackdown ever. According to Reuters, Mexico has apprehended approximately 100,000 migrants a month since January, while U.S. border officials apprehended 54,000 migrants trying to illegally cross between ports of entry in September 2024. The Reuters… -
Appeals court upholds Jan. 6 defendant’s trespassing conviction
A federal appeals court upheld the conviction of a man found guilty of trespassing on Capitol grounds Jan. 6, 2021. It’s an important ruling because the trespassing statute was used to charge more than 1,400 people involved in the riot. The decision was made by a three-judge panel. Two of the judges upheld the conviction,… -
Senate Republicans want to stop US funding for UN if Israel’s status is downgraded
A group of 27 Senate Republicans plan to introduce a bill that would cut off U.S. funding for the United Nations (UN) if Israel’s status within the international body is downgraded. The Senators said the legislation is necessary due to reports that the Palestinian Authority will try to downgrade Israel’s status. The group, led by… -
DOJ warns Musk $1 million payments to voters may be illegal, FEC complaint filed
The Department of Justice sent a letter to Elon Musk’s super PAC, warning them that the $1 million dollar a day giveaway to registered voters may be illegal. America PAC has given away at least $4 million to 4 registered voters in swing states who sign a petition supporting the First Amendment and Second Amendment.… -
Is Elon Musk’s $1 million payment to registered voters in swing states legal?
Elon Musk is going to pay someone $1 million every day between now and Election Day. To qualify, the recipients must be registered voters in one of seven swing states and sign a petition supporting the First Amendment and Second Amendment. A different person will receive the $1 million payment each day between now and… -
Jim Jordan says FTC Chair Lina Khan may have violated Hatch Act
House Republicans say FTC Chair Lina Khan may have violated the Hatch Act, a federal law that limits political activities by federal employees. Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, accused Khan of appearing at campaign-style events and advocating for the election of Democratic candidates. In a letter to Khan, Jordan said “Federal law and FTC ethics… -
Arizona county supervisor pleads guilty to failing to certify 2022 election results
An Arizona county supervisor pled guilty to failing to canvass, or certify, the results of the 2022 midterm election. Cochise County Supervisor Peggy Judd, R, entered a plea agreement with the Arizona Attorney General’s office in which she admitted to refusing to perform her duty as an election officer, a misdemeanor. In the plea agreement’s… -
FBI background investigation into Brett Kavanaugh was a ‘sham’: Report
A new report found the Trump White House stonewalled the FBI when it was investigating sexual assault allegations against then-Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. The report from Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, D-R.I., was released six years after Kavanaugh’s confirmation. Kavanaugh’s confirmation hearings led to protests both inside and outside the Capitol building. “This report shows that… -
Missouri newspaper releases scathing Josh Hawley editorial, endorses rival
Missouri’s largest newspaper recently published a critical staff editorial, endorsing the opponent of incumbent Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch called Hawley “quite possibly the worst sitting senator in America right now.” The Post-Dispatch published its endorsement for Democratic challenger Lucas Kunce on Sunday, Oct. 13. The piece criticized Hawley for what it… -
Biden admin sanctions Iran’s oil sector as response to Oct. 1 attack on Israel
The Biden administration announced new sanctions against Iran’s oil and petrochemical sectors as a response to the Oct. 1 attack when Iran fired approximately 200 missiles into Israel. The sanctions largely target what’s called Iran’s “ghost fleet” of ships which illegally transport oil to buyers in Asia. “Today’s sanctions target Iranian efforts to channel revenues…
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