FBI Assigns 260 Staff Members to Georgia 2020 Election Probe
The FBI has ramped up its investigation into the 2020 election in Georgia by dedicating more personnel to what an internal memo refers to as a “priority.”
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Israel Reportedly Attempted To Shoot Down Iran’s Negotiators
Israel attempted to kill Iran’s negotiators on their plane after talks between the U.S. and Iran concluded in Pakistan.
Poll: Majority of Democrats Say They Would Vote for a ‘Democratic Socialist,’ View Socialism ‘Favorably’
Most Democrats would vote for a candidate describing themselves as a “Democratic Socialist.”
MAGA Melts Down After Melania Trump Defends Supreme Court Ruling: ‘I’ve Lost Respect’
MAGA followers were livid after first lady Melania Trump issued a rare statement voicing her support for the LGBTQ+ community.
What The FDA’s Latest Ruling Could Mean For Future Of Nicotine Pouches
While many nicotine pouch products are marketed as being “intended for individuals aged 21+ to help them quit using traditional tobacco products,” recent research suggests that the biggest jump in using nicotine pouches has been among young individuals.
Trump Reports More than $1 Billion in Crypto Income — Plus Millions in New Foreign Deals
President Trump reported a financial windfall in annual disclosure documents.
Trump Admin Vows Birth Tourism Crackdown After Birthright Citizenship Ruling
The Trump administration met the Supreme Court’s constitutional enshrinement of birthright citizenship with a vow to crack down on foreign birth tourism schemes.
Three of Nine Supremes Believe in ‘Transgender Girls’
Three of the nine justices on the U.S. Supreme Court believe that boys can swap their legal sex to become girls by just saying so.
‘Imposter’ Candidate Can Appear On Ballot Ahead Of Alaska Senate Primary, State Supreme Court Rules
The state Supreme Court ruled that Daniel J. Sullivan must be placed back on the ballot despite being accused of confusing voters.
SCOTUS Affirms Birthright Citizenship, Rejects Trump’s Executive Order
The U.S. Supreme Court voted 5-4 to reject President Donald Trump’s reform of the nation’s birthright citizenship policy.