Alternate Trump Electors Push Back Against State Racketeering Charges in Federal Court
Three alternate presidential electors who argue their efforts to support President Donald Trump in Georgia in the 2020 election were shielded by federal law.
Garland Says He Doesn’t Remember Whether He Discussed Hunter Biden Case With FBI
During Sept. 20 testimony to House Judiciary Committee, Garland was asked about allegations DOJ protect Joe Biden and first family from IRS tax crime probe.
UAW Strike Deadlock Continues; Experts Warn on Repercussions
As UAW strike entered day 5, negotiators for the union and the Big Three automakers remained at an impasse as failed weekend talks bled into the workweek.
ANALYSIS: Are Elon Musk, Tesla the Winners from the UAW Strike?
As UAW and automakers strike enters 5th day, with possibility of a prolonged labor dispute, there might be one winner: Tesla Motors billionaire CEO Elon Musk.
Congressional Hearing Sounds the Alarm on Chinese Communist Influence in K-12 Classrooms
Congressional hearing sounded alarm about CCP using Mandarin language programs to spread communist ideology and grow its soft power in America’s K-12 classrooms.
Pennsylvania Rolls Out Automatic Voter Registration
When getting a driver’s license or official state identification card in Pennsylvania, anyone eligible to vote will now be automatically registered.
Academic Freedom Under Attack: Loosening the CCP’s Grip on America’s Classrooms
Research into foreign funding in K-12 schools began with records showing a school received over $1 million in donations from various entities linked to the CCP.
Joe Biden’s Email Alias Escorted Phone Numbers of Top U.S. Officials to Hunter
Kathy Chung, a gov-paid asst. of then-VP Biden, sent an email to his government alias and to Hunter with subject line, “See below. These are all cell numbers.”
House Republicans Set Date for 1st Biden Impeachment Hearing
The U.S. House of Representatives will hold its first impeachment inquiry hearing this month, the House Oversight Committee confirmed on Sept. 19.
Black Lives Matter Protests Led to Fewer Police Killings, More Murders: Study
Police killings declined after BLM protests, but study found jump in homicides as police became “less proactive” due to worries about public perception and lawsuits.
Arrested child trafficker admits to boarding school used as front for organ harvesting network...
Child trafficker caught on Ukraine-Slovakian border admits and exposes more involvement in the trafficking of kids from a boarding school in Perechyn, Ukraine.
Officials Find Debris Field in Search for a Missing F-35 Fighter Jet
Debris field in Williamsburg County, SC connected to the missing F-35B military aircraft that vanished following pilot's ejection, according to Marine Corps statement.
