Alaska AG Resigns After Sending 558 Messages to Young Female Employee
Alaska Attorney General Kevin Clarkson (R) has resigned from his post after allegedly sending 558 “uncomfortable” text messages to a younger female colleague.
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New CDC Guidelines Say Wearing a Mask Isn’t Effective During Prolonged Exposure to COVID-19
Guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention state that those who come in close contact with someone with the coronavirus for more than 15 minutes could spread the virus regardless of whether either party wears a mask.
National Intelligence: Unmatched ‘National Security Threat’ Posed by China Includes Election Interference
China poses a greater national security challenge to the United States than any other country.
WATCH: Mother of Jacob Blake Says She Is ‘Praying’ for Police Officers, Condemns Rioting and Looting in Son’s Name
The mother of Jacob Blake, who was shot by police officers in Kenosha, Wisconsin, addressed the public during a press conference regarding the status of her son.
Biden Campaign Tries to Distance Itself From Linda Sarsour, but There’s One Problem
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden’s campaign has publicly distanced itself from former Women’s March co-chair Linda Sarsour.
Criminal Justice Activist Donna Hylton, Featured in DNC Video, Was Convicted for Role in Grisly 1985 Murder
Donna Hylton was known as inmate #86G0206 for 27 years.
Trump Explains ‘Simple’ Difference Between Running Against Clinton and Biden
President Trump talked about the “simple” difference between running against Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton as presidential election rivals.
WATCH: Republican National Convention Night One
2020 has tested our nation in ways we haven’t seen in decades after talking about the Coronavirus, George Floyd, and Breonna Taylor.
WATCH: Trump Set to Spark Another Liberal Media Meltdown With His Potential Plan to Prevent Voter Fraud
As President Trump has said often, he will never back down and never let us down.
Lawsuit Alleging Fish and Wildlife Officers Trespassed, Set up Secret Cameras on Private Land May Proceed, Judge Says
The state has claimed a century-old “open fields” doctrine gives its officials the right to use private land.