YouTube Removes ALL Claims of Presidential Election Fraud, Continues to Let Bogus Conspiracies Flourish
YouTube announced that the Google-owned video platform would be removing content critical of the 2020 election results.
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DOD Will Prioritize Its Healthcare Workers With First COVID Doses
Within 48 hours of emergency authorization, the Department of Defense aims to have shots in the arms of some 44,000 mostly healthcare military personnel.
Facebook Sued by 48 Attorneys General
Forty-eight U.S. Attorneys General led by New York filed a lawsuit against Facebook.
17 States Support Texas Supreme Court Lawsuit Alleging PA-MI-GA-WI Elections Were Unconstitutional
Seventeen states filed an amicus brief supporting the state of Texas’s lawsuit.
Drones Increasingly Being Used for Drug Smuggling
Border Patrol officials in Arizona report the use of drones to smuggle drugs across the U.S.-Mexico border is on the rise.
Texas Sues Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin at Supreme Court Over Election Rules; Pence To Decide Race? Law Profs Say VP Allowed To ‘Count’ Electoral Votes
The scenario isn’t entirely remote, with lawsuits challenging the results in six states and the possibility the U.S. Supreme Court could weigh in.
China Threatens U.S. With ‘Stern’ Retaliation Over Hong Kong Sanctions
China has vowed it will hit back against U.S. sanctions of its lawmakers following Beijing’s clampdown on freedoms in Hong Kong.
Biden’s Pentagon Pick Was Accused Of Downplaying ISIS Threat
Retired Army Gen. Lloyd Austin, who Joe Biden selected as his secretary of defense, was accused during the Obama administration of downplaying the threat posed by ISIS.
House, Senate Bills Prioritize Foreign Nationals as 24.5M Americans Remain Jobless, Underemployed
As roughly 24.5 million Americans remain jobless or underemployed, Republican and Democrat lawmakers in Washington, D.C. are advancing legislation to aid foreign nationals.
Trump Legal Team Insists Their Deadline Is Jan. 6
The election also could go to the House via state legislatures, and Republicans in a number of the battleground states are discussing asserting their constitutional authority to dispute the selection of electors to the Electoral College.