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25 Apr

JUST REVEALED: Court Documents Release Reveals Jack Smith and FBI Targeted Obama and North Korea Documents in Mar-a-Lago Raid

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Newly Revealed Documents in Mar-a-Lago Raid Case Suggest Jack Smith Targeted Obama and North Korea-related documents. After the raid the DOJ was pleased with their findings and wrote, “I think we are in good shape.” Two years after his meeting with Obama prior to his 2017 Inauguration, President Trump asserted…

25 Apr

Judge Rejects Attempt to Identify FBI and Undercover Police on Jan. 6

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A federal judge in Washington D.C. has rejected seven requests from a defendant trying to reveal FBI agents within the Jan. 6 crowds and obtain access to undercover videos filmed by Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) officers. At least one of these officers allegedly encouraged the crowds at the U.S. Capitol.…

25 Apr

After Leftist County Judge Dismisses Case, El Paso DA Indicts 140 Illegal Aliens on Rioting Charges

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El Paso District Attorney Bill Hicks has charged 140 illegal aliens with rioting following an attempt by a liberal county judge to drop the charges against them. The El Paso Times states that Hicks brought the charges before a grand jury on Tuesday after El Paso County Judge Ruben Morales…

25 Apr

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs Vetoes Bill That Requires Proof of Residency to Vote

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On Tuesday, Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed a bill that aimed to establish residency criteria in Arizona and mandate proof of residency, such as a rental agreement or property ownership, for voting in the state’s elections. SB 2581 stipulates that “a resident is an individual who has an actual physical…

25 Apr

SCOTUS Hears Trump’s Presidential Immunity Appeal

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Today, the Supreme Court will listen to arguments about former President Donald Trump’s claim of immunity from criminal prosecution for actions taken during his presidency. Besides altering longstanding precedent, the decision could bear and delay the criminal prosecutions President Trump is facing before the election. A Washington appeals court dismissed…

25 Apr

WATCH: Failed Presidential Candidate Chris Christie Wishes Death on Both Trump and Vivek Ramaswamy

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It seems that former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has made comments that suggest he wishes for the deaths of both Donald Trump and Vivek Ramaswamy. The unsuccessful presidential candidate addressed an event titled “Does the Truth Still Matter? In Conversation With Chris Christie,” held on Tuesday at the University…

25 Apr

New Law Leads to Termination of Up to 500,000 Jobs in California

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Once again, California’s progressive lawmakers have sparked controversy by enacting legislation for very low-income people they claimed to be helping. Their latest measure, a new law, is poised to result in the termination of employment for thousands of minimum-wage workers. California has once again demonstrated the truth behind Ronald Reagan’s…

25 Apr

Oklahoma State Lawmakers Passes Legislation Barring Illegal Immigrants

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Oklahoma lawmakers have followed in the footsteps of Texas by approving a law that prohibits illegal immigrants from the state. Governor Kevin Stitt is expected to sign HB 4156, which passed the State Senate with a vote of 39 to 8 on April 23rd. The legislation garnered strong support from…

25 Apr

Biden Administration Faces Multiple Lawsuits Over ‘Blatant Power Grab’ by Banning Worker Noncompete Agreements

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The Biden administration faces several lawsuits, including one from the country’s largest business lobby, over a recent federal prohibition on most worker noncompete agreements. These groups argue that the ban negatively impacts the economy and establishes a concerning precedent for government overreach. The lawsuits follow a 3–2 decision by the…

25 Apr

Obama-Appointed Judge Strikes Down Law Prohibiting Felons From Voting in North Carolina

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A federal judge has struck down a nearly 150-year-old North Carolina statute that banned convicted felons from casting votes. The law, enacted in 1877, had made it a new felony offense for “any person convicted of a crime which excludes the person from the right of suffrage, to vote at…