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04 Feb

Fulton County Officials Panic, File Desperate Move To Take Back Ballots

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Fulton County, Georgia, fired back Wednesday after the feds swooped in on its election offices, demanding the return of ballots and other 2020 voting materials seized by the FBI last week. County officials filed an under-seal motion in federal court seeking the immediate return of the materials, according to spokeswoman…

04 Feb

Tom Homan Stuns MAGA With Major ICE Reversal In Minnesota

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Border czar Tom Homan announced Wednesday that federal authorities will immediately pull 700 law enforcement personnel out of Minnesota, marking the first concrete rollback of the monthslong immigration surge that has roiled the Twin Cities. The move comes a day after Minnesota’s top corrections official acknowledged “conversations” with the federal…

04 Feb

GOP Candidate Dominates In Special Election

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Republican Kristen Nelson cruised to victory Tuesday in an Alabama special election, underscoring GOP momentum that stretched from the Deep South to New York. Nelson captured about 85% of the vote in the House District 38 special general election, according to unofficial results released by the Alabama Secretary of State.…

04 Feb

Washington Post Announces Mass Layoffs As Storied Outlet Hits ‘Breaking Point’

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The Washington Post is bracing for sweeping layoffs, delivering another gut punch to a once-dominant newsroom that staffers say has reached a breaking point. Executive Editor Matt Murray and human resources chief Wayne Connell emailed employees early Wednesday, telling them to “stay home today” but log on for an 8:30…

04 Feb

Guthrie Family Member Pinned As Prime Suspect In Nancy’s Disappearance

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A dramatic new turn has emerged in the kidnapping of TODAY anchor Savannah Guthrie’s mother, Nancy, with a family member now under scrutiny, according to veteran journalist Ashleigh Banfield. Banfield reported Tuesday night that police are looking at Tommaso Cioni, the husband of Guthrie’s sister, Annie, as a possible suspect…

04 Feb

Ex-Hostage Negotiator Provides Chilling Analysis Of Nancy Guthrie Disappearance

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Former NYPD hostage negotiator Wallace Zeins speculated that more than one individual is involved in the appearance of Nancy Guthrie, the mother of longtime NBC News host Savannah Guthrie, while discussing the case with CNN. “I believe the possibility of more than one person. She’s 150 pounds, 5’5, waking up…

04 Feb

Mitch McConnell Hospitalized For ‘Flu-Like Symptoms’

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A spokesperson for Senator Mitch McConnell (R-KY), 83, announced Tuesday night that the senator had been hospitalized after experiencing “flu-like symptoms” over the weekend. McConnell checked himself into a local hospital in Washington, D.C., out of an abundance of caution for evaluation, the spokesperson said. The hospitalization caused the former…

04 Feb

‘Melania’ Will Expand To New Theaters After Hot Box Office Start

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The documentary film **Melania**, directed by Brett Ratner and distributed by Amazon MGM Studios, has seen its theatrical release expand following a stronger-than-expected opening weekend. The film, which provides an intimate look at Melania Trump’s life and role as First Lady during the 20 days leading up to President Donald…

03 Feb

Illegal Alien Police Recruit Arrested In Blue City

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A New Orleans Police Department (NOPD) recruit was taken into custody by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) due to his immigration status. The individual, identified as Larry Temah, 46, originally from Cameroon, had been enrolled in the department’s police academy and was approximately one week from graduation at the…

03 Feb

Anti ICE Demonstrations Reportedly Backed By Powerful Democrat Donors

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Thousands of demonstrators flooded the streets of Minneapolis last week demanding an end to federal immigration enforcement, but new research suggests the movement may be far less grassroots than organizers claim. An estimated 15,000 activists marched through the city on Friday chanting “ICE out now” and calling for U.S. Immigration…