Polls indicate that Oregonians may elect a Republican governor for the first time in forty years as voters seek new leadership to combat homelessness and crime, but a well-funded independent complicates the contest.
Biden’s Secret Oil Deal That Went South
President Biden’s top advisers believed they had reached a secret agreement to increase oil production through the end of the year during his politically risky trip to Saudi Arabia this summer. Despite…
Florida Debate Offered Rare Chance To See DeSantis In Action
Voters in Florida and beyond had a rare opportunity to see DeSantis under pressure during the heated debate. Despite periodic interviews with friendly conservative media, he has limited his unscripted appearances in recent months.
Border Patrol Made The Highest Number Of Arrests This Year
Migration wave drives record arrests at U.S. southern border. More than four times as many Venezuelan, Cuban, and Nicaraguan migrants were apprehended in the previous year.
A Conviction on the Fraud Case is a Big Problem for Trump
On Monday, Donald Trump’s real estate and golf resort business go on trial in Manhattan, beginning a low-level corporate fraud case with enormous financial implications, including potential fines and tax penalties in the millions of dollars. However, there is a second possible cost that government budget watchdogs have been pushing for years.
Biden’s New Legal Headache Is The JFK Files
Earlier this week, a non-profit archive sued the Biden administration for the decision to delay the release of federal documents about the assassination of John F. Kennedy. According to the Mary Ferrell…
Supreme Court Urged to Stop Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness
On Wednesday, the Supreme Court was urged to suspend the Biden administration’s student loan debt reduction scheme, which is scheduled to go into effect this weekend.
Eric and Donald Trump Official Served in New York Lawsuit
According to a filing by James’s office on Monday, Trump and his son Eric were served with the 220-page complaint on Thursday.
Biden Launching More Sanctions On Iran
In response to rumors that Tehran planned to give Moscow missiles for use on the battlefield, a U.S. official stated on Monday that the U.S. intended to further punish Iran for assisting Russia in the conflict in Ukraine.
Astonishing Number Of GOP Have Doubts About The Elections
Many Republican contenders for the U.S. House and Senate and state governor, secretary of state, and attorney general have a good chance of winning. They all mistrust the 2020 election’s validity and are the GOP’s new normal.
