The trial in the criminal case brought by the Manhattan district attorney against the Trump Organization is about to begin, as jury selection is set to kick off on Monday. The company is facing allegations of tax fraud following a three-year investigation, although former President Trump is not facing any charges personally. The business is accused of paying senior executives …
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Pelosi avoids question on what her future holds as Dems hope to keep House control
Democrats’ slim majority in the House is at risk of vanishing after the upcoming midterm elections, and current House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is refusing to speculate on her future. In a Sunday interview with CBS’s “Face the Nation,” host Margaret Brennan asked Pelosi if she intends to remain in her party’s leadership in the next Congress, but the California Democrat …
Read More »California Gov. Newsom threatens to flush San Francisco’s $1.7 million toilet
San Francisco’s three-year plan to build a single public toilet for $1.7 million could be going down the drain as California Gov. Gavin Newsom is threatening to withhold the funds until the city figures out a more efficient away to use the money. The toilet’s sky-high cost was met with outcry last week, prompting California Assemblyman Matt Haney to cancel …
Read More »Prince William’s giant ‘garden city’ slammed by climate activists
Prince William is planning to move forward with his father King Charles III’s plans to construct a sustainable “garden city” with 2,500 homes in southeastern England. The plan to build the sustainable eco village stretching across 320 acres of farmland in Kent, England, was previously heralded by King Charles III when he was the duke of Cornwall, a title that …
Read More »RNC has launched 73 election lawsuits in 20 states: ‘Most litigious’ election cycle
The Republican National Committee (RNC) has launched 73 lawsuits on election integrity issues in 20 states during the 2022 midterm election cycle, an increase from 2020 that has already secured GOP victories in battleground states this year. The scope of the legal challenges stretches from the rights of poll watchers to observe the counting of votes to the illegal counting …
Read More »Ellison denies knowing anyone who supports defunding police despite own support for replacing police force
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison is under fire for claiming he doesn’t know anyone who supports defunding the police despite appearing at a campaign event for Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., just days before. “I don’t know anybody who thinks we should defund the police,” Ellison said during a debate on Sunday. But critics were quick to point out that Ellison …
Read More »Washington Senate: Murray calls for gun control after being accused of being soft on crime during debate
Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., was put on the defensive during her debate with Republican Tiffany Smiley, who took aim at the incumbent senator’s record on crime amid a surge in crime across the country. “We have a crime crisis in Washington state… crime is on the rise everywhere,” Smiley said.during Sunday’s debate, which comes just over a week before next …
Read More »California’s Newsom denies presidential ambitions, promises to finish four-year term if reelected
California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Sunday again turned down the notion that he harbored presidential ambitions and vowed to serve out his full, four-year term if reelected governor. The comments came during a debate with his Republican challenger, state Sen. Brian Dahle – the only time two candidates will meet face-to-face before voting ends on Nov. 8. Democratic Gov. Gavin …
Read More »Pelosi accuses Trump of not being ‘man enough’ to appear in front of Jan. 6 committee
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said that she doesn’t believe former President Donald Trump is “man enough” to appear in from of the House Select Committee investigating the Jan. 6 Capitol riots. “I don’t think he’s man enough to show up,” Pelosi said during an appearance on MSNBC Sunday. “I don’t think his lawyers will want him to show up because …
Read More »Bernie Sanders ‘worried’ about Democratic midterm voter turnout among young, working-class
Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., expressed concern Sunday about young and working-class voters turning out for Democrats in the midterm elections. Having been alienated by high inflation and rising gas prices, the young and the working class might be discouraged from voting for the Democrats in November, the 81-year-old senator told CNN host Jake Tapper during an appearance on “State of …
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