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13 Jun

Hunter Juror Reveals EXACTLY What Led to His Conviction

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One of the twelve jurors who participated in the conviction of Hunter Biden on three felony charges related to an illegal firearm purchase has disclosed the factors that influenced their collective decision. As per the juror and fellow panel members, a crucial element in securing the conviction was a series…

13 Jun

Biden’s Attorney General DEFIES United States Congress

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President Joe Biden’s Department of Justice released a memo on Wednesday asserting that Attorney General Merrick Garland is shielded from prosecution for contempt of Congress due to Biden’s invocation of executive privilege. The memo was made public just before the House of Representatives voted to hold Garland in contempt for…

12 Jun

Police Arrest Homeowner on Suspicion of Murder After He Guns Down Robber Attempting to Break Into His Home

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An elderly homeowner in Oakland was arrested after shooting and killing a robber, but now faces potential consequences for defending himself. KTVU reported Wednesday that a 77-year-old homeowner was arrested on suspicion of murder. He remains behind bars as of Tuesday. The deadly shooting occurred Monday evening around 5:55 P.M.…

12 Jun

WATCH: Hollywood Star Kevin Spacey Breaks Down in Tears After Being Burdened with ‘Millions’ in Legal Debt

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Actor Kevin Spacey, known for his role in “American Beauty,” sat down for an interview with Piers Morgan this week. During the conversation, he became emotional and broke down in tears while discussing the “millions” he owes in legal debt from fighting #MeToo and sexual assault allegations in court. Spacey’s…

12 Jun

Hamas Blames Blinken as Ceasefire Deal Falters

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A Hamas spokesman stated on Wednesday that U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken is “part of the problem, not the solution.” This comment came as Blinken urged the Palestinian militant group to agree to a ceasefire deal. This week, Secretary of State Antony Blinken has been traveling in the Middle…

12 Jun

White House Hints: Joe Biden Might Commute Hunter Biden’s Sentence

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The White House hasn’t ruled out the possibility that President Joe Biden may commute Hunter Biden’s upcoming federal sentence following his conviction on gun-related charges. Hunter Biden’s sentencing date has not yet been scheduled. In the federal system, it’s common for there to be a two to three-month delay between…

12 Jun

Joe Biden Claims ‘Hunter Is a Victim of Weaponized System of Justice’

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President Joe Biden claims Hunter Biden is a victim of the weaponization of justice following his gun conviction on Tuesday. A Delaware jury convicted Hunter on all three gun charges. He could potentially be sentenced to 25 years in prison and fined up to $750,000. Biden vowed last week in…

12 Jun

Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo Blames COVID-19 Nursing Home Order on Unknown Staffer During Testimony to Congress

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On June 11, former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo told Congress members that he was not responsible for an order requiring nursing homes to accept residents discharged from hospitals, even if they were still infected with COVID-19, according to lawmakers present in the room. Mr. Cuomo did “tell us that…

12 Jun

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton Blocks ‘Transgender’ Policies in Texas Educational Institutions

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In a historic decision, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has achieved a significant victory against the Biden administration’s Department of Education (DOE). Paxton successfully halted the DOE’s attempts to implement radical “transgender” policies in Texas educational institutions. This action effectively opposes the administration’s effort to redefine Title IX to include…

12 Jun

BREAKING: Newly Released Documents Show DA Alvin Bragg Spent $1M on Attorneys to Address House Probe of Trump During City Budget Cuts

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Documents obtained through a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request reveal that the prosecutor in the case of New York v. Trump spent $1 million responding to congressional oversight of the prosecution at a time New York City officials demanded across-the-board budget cuts. Documents obtained through litigation by the Oversight…