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Tale of two states: Texas fought challenges to voting law while Georgia settled
Texas A.G. took challenges to state, federal supreme courts; Georgia settled in multiple cases.
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Democrats support politically motivated financial surveillance even at expense of abortion rights
Not even clear that reams of Jan. 6 bank customer information was useful to Treasury and FBI, hearing witnesses say. Jordan Peterson warns China model is coming.
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Rand Paul: Time to ban feds from tracking Americans through their cellphone location data
"When the government is trying to snoop on your behavior, it's wrong, and there should be laws against it," the Kentucky senator told Just the News.
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Half a million incorrect absentee ballot applications sent across Virginia, including to dead people
“Approximately half a million applications sent to eligible voters in Virginia included incorrect information, and we are working diligently to address the issues,” says the Center for Voter Information.
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Rep. Austin Scott warns of 'global food shortage' as railroads limit U.S. fertilizer shipments
"I'm concerned about the lower-income countries not having anything to eat," the congressman said.
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Trump isn't the only ex-world leader in legal jeopardy
While his indictments are unprecedented in American history, legal woes for an ex-head of state are far from unique around the world.
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Trump unleashes scathing statement blasting Sen. Mitch McConnell
“Mitch is a dour, sullen, and unsmiling political hack, and if Republican Senators are going to stay with him, they will not win again,” Trump said in the statement.
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'No one had done this before': Data expert details major push to investigate 2020 voter fraud
President's legal team, FBI have sought out voter data gathered by veteran tech worker.
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Questions persist over early dismissal of Atlanta poll workers, alleged secret ballot counting
News reports, affidavits indicate workers sent home early; state officials dispute some elements.
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Smith urges Americans to read Trump indictment, others suggest reading reversal of last big case
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled 8-0 in 2016 that McDonnell did not violate any bribery laws as he was convicted by Jack Smith.