In the latest lawsuit against former President Donald Trump, the New York attorney general uses a common state business law to make claims about property valuations, which lawyers say are rarely the focus of civil fraud cases.
House Takes Aim at Trump, New Bill Designed to Strengthen the Electoral Count
In a vote on Wednesday, the House of Representatives passed a bill intended to prevent a repeat of the unfortunate election saga in 2020 and 2021. During that time, former President Donald Trump and his supporters attempted to overturn the election results based on possible fraud.
Dearie Questions Trump’s Attorney About Classification of the Documents
As special master, U.S. District Judge Raymond J. Dearie, previously requested more information from Trump’s attorneys concerning the declassification of over 100 sensitive documents found at his Mar-a-Lago estate. According to Trump’s attorneys, revealing that information now would force them to prematurely disclose a defense to any subsequent indictment.
Republicans Seek Special Counsel Authority in Hunter Biden’s Probe
As the investigation into the president’s son continues to progress, more than 30 Republicans in the Senate have written a letter to Attorney General Merrick Garland requesting that he provide the prosecutor looking into Hunter Biden with special counsel authority
Under Biden’s Administration, Electric and Gas Bills Soar
Utility users in the United States, who are already facing some of the highest bills in years, are expected to spend considerably more this winter as natural-gas prices continue to rise.
Is the Bussing of Migrants by Abbott, DeSantis, and Ducey Working?
Initially perceived as a political gimmick, Republican governors’ efforts to bring migrants to Democratic strongholds have Democratic authorities scrambling as migrants arrive unexpectedly in more locations.
Another Trump Supporter’s Phone Seized by FBI Over Election Fraud
CEO Mike Lindell of MyPillow Inc. claims the FBI seized his phone because of his disseminated claims about voter fraud. Lindell also said they questioned him regarding a Colorado county election clerk allegedly involved in a voting machine security breach. Lindell was asked about the alleged involvement of a Colorado county election clerk responsible for the security breach.
Nuclear Talks with Iran Stalled Again
U.S. and European officials are becoming increasingly pessimistic about restoring the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran before the U.S. midterm elections. Tehran’s hardening demands cast doubt on its desire to reach an agreement quickly. Officials in the United States say no decision has been made to halt the diplomatic effort. Still, a tightening political calendar at home leaves little time to strike a final agreement.
Crist and DeSantis Hit the Campaign Trail – Desperation Starts to Show
The race for governorship is heating up in Florida. This race is an important race as Gov. Ron DeSantis is rumored to run for President in 2024. Many Democrats acknowledge that Charlie Crist has a nearly impossible battle. DeSantis has a lot of support.
Chicago Mayor Still Busing Migrants from Texas
Texas migrants dropped off at Union Station in Chicago’s city center were taken by bus to another suburb. This time the location they were then taken to the suburb of Elk Grove Village. This marks the 2nd bus load of migrants that have now been relocated from Chicago.