Andrew Trunsky Vermont Republican Gov. Phil Scott signed a bill Monday requiring all registered voters in the state to receive mail-in ballots, breaking from GOP leaders in other states that have restricted the measure. The bill, S.15, sailed through Vermont’s legislature, and made permanent expansions that were first…
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Ailan Evans The trial for a professor accused of concealing his relationship with China while receiving federal grant funding began Monday, the first following a slew of arrests of researchers and professors with ties to China. University of Tennessee associate professor Anming Hu, a Chinese…
Read More Professor Accused Of Hiding Chinese Ties Goes On Trial, First After Slew Of Similar Arrests
Kaylee Greenlee The Biden administration threatened to sue Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott if the state follows through with plans to stop working with the federal government to detain migrant minors, according to a letter from federal officials Monday. Abbott issued a disaster declaration on May 31…
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Ailan Evans The Department of Justice issued new guidance Monday for states to draft red flag laws that would permit courts to seize firearms in certain cases. The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced its proposed guidance for states seeking to craft their own red flag statutes, publishing model legislation…
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Andrew Trunsky Progressives are openly criticizing West Virginia Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin and Vice President Kamala Harris for their stances on Democrats’ sweeping voting rights bill and the southern border respectively, highlighting deep divisions within the party. Manchin, a frequent target of his party’s progressive wing,…
Read More Democratic Divisions On Full Display As Progressives Lash Out Against Joe Manchin, Kamala Harris
Thomas Catenacci An international drug sting operation resulted in more than 800 arrests and 32 tons of drugs seized, the FBI and other top law enforcement agencies announced Tuesday. The sting, titled Operation Trojan Shield, dates back to 2019 when the FBI and Australian Federal…
Read More FBI Makes Messaging App For Assassins And Drug Dealers, Arrests 800 Users In Global Sting
Kaylee Greenlee Vice President Kamala Harris reportedly gave out cookies resembling herself to people aboard Air Force Two on D-Day before arriving in Guatemala where she was heckled by protestors. Harris reportedly handed out cookies depicting her official White House portrait and Air Force Two to members…
Read More Kamala Harris Hands Out Cookies Of Herself On D-Day, Then Gets Heckled By Local Guatemalans
Thomas Catenacci The U.S. government recovered much of the cryptocurrency ransom payment worth approximately $4.4 million that Colonial Pipeline made to hackers last month, the Justice Department announced. U.S. law enforcement was able to track and seize the transaction back to a cryptocurrency wallet belonging…
Read More US Recovers Millions In Colonial Pipeline Ransom After Tracking Cryptocurrency Payment
Thomas Phippen Attorneys for Chicago Democratic Mayor Lori Lightfoot said Monday they would provide a sworn declaration to clarify a policy that denied interviews to white journalists. During the Monday hearing related to a suit brought by the Daily Caller News Foundation and Judicial Watch,…
Read More Lightfoot’s Attorneys Promise To Clarify Policy That Denied Interviews To White Journalists
Kaylee Greenlee A parent criticized members of the Carmel Central School District school board for “emotionally abusing” the children and teaching them “communist values” in Putnam County New York, at a school board business meeting Thursday. Tatiyana Ibrahim, whose child attends one of the schools…
Read More ‘Emotionally Abusing Our Children’ Mom Criticizes ‘Communist Values’ At School Board Meeting