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Georgia 2020 Ballot Numbers Don’t Add Up After FBI Seizure: Officials

Concerns over election transparency in Fulton County, Georgia, are intensifying after a glaring discrepancy emerged between the number of ballot-related materials officials claimed were in storage and what federal agents actually seized during a recent FBI raid. County officials had previously argued that complying with a subpoena from the Georgia

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Pritzker, Democrats Vow To Prosecute Trump Officials After 2028 Elections

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker is drawing sharp criticism after openly floating a sweeping plan that critics say amounts to political retaliation against officials who served under President Donald J. Trump. Pritzker, widely viewed as a potential 2028 presidential contender, outlined what he calls “Project 2029” in an interview with The

Clinton Judge Blocks War Department’s Restrictions On Media

A federal judge on March 20 moved to block a Pentagon policy enacted under President Donald J. Trump’s administration that aimed to tighten media access inside one of the nation’s most sensitive military facilities—raising fresh concerns about judicial overreach into matters of national security. The policy, implemented

Trump ‘Not Happy’ With Iranian Leader; Hegseth Details Successes Of Operation

President Donald J. Trump made clear this week that the United States will not tolerate instability from Tehran, sharply criticizing Iran’s decision to install Mojtaba Khamenei as supreme leader following the death of his father, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, in a targeted airstrike at the outset of Operation Epic Fury.

House Passes Bill To Ease Permits For Building Out AI Infrastructure

House Republicans advanced a major piece of legislation aimed at accelerating America’s dominance in artificial intelligence, passing the SPEED Act despite internal divisions and unified Democratic resistance. The bill cleared the chamber in a narrow 218–213 vote, overcoming a last-minute conservative revolt that nearly derailed it during a

House Dems Reject Balanced Budget Amendment Proposal

In a revealing moment for Washington’s ongoing fiscal debate, the House of Representatives on Wednesday rejected a constitutional amendment aimed at enforcing a balanced federal budget — a cornerstone issue for many conservatives seeking long-term financial discipline. The measure failed by a narrow 211-207 vote, falling well short of the

Trump Responds To Reports He’s Not Happy With DNI Gabbard

The White House moved swiftly this week to shut down speculation of internal discord, firmly backing Donald J. Trump’s Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard following the abrupt resignation of a key national security official. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt dismissed reports suggesting the president was losing confidence in Gabbard,

Supreme Court Upholds Preacher’s First Amendment Lawsuit

In a unanimous decision underscoring the enduring strength of the First Amendment, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that a Mississippi street preacher has the right to challenge a local ordinance that restricted his ability to publicly share his faith. The case, Olivier v. City of Brandon, centers on Gabriel

U.S. Allies Step Up To Help Open Strait of Hormuz After Pressure From Trump

A coalition of key U.S. allies is signaling a willingness to step up in the face of mounting instability in the Middle East, as pressure builds to reopen one of the world’s most critical energy chokepoints following escalating tensions with Iran. The governments of the United Kingdom, France,

Iran Targeting Key Natural Gas Sites Throughout Middle East

A volatile new phase in the Middle East conflict is sending shockwaves through global energy markets, as Iran launches retaliatory strikes on key oil and gas infrastructure across the region following Israeli attacks on its energy sector. Overnight reports indicate that Iranian forces targeted facilities in Saudi Arabia, the United