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Chuck Todd, the longtime host of NBC's 'Meet the Press', will be stepping away from being the headliner after nine years on air, and over 15 years at NBC, in order to focus on his family and other projects at the network, according to an announcement released Sunday. Read More

Former Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz recently penned an op-ed on Substack that explored the legal questions of whether Trump declassified contested document found in his home by the FBI during their raid on his home and whether a criminal indictment was warranted. In the opinion of the learned legal scholar, after he assessed the relevant legal facts at play in the case, he concluded that a "[c]riminal indictment of former president has no legitimate basis."  Read More

Representative Jim Jordan (R-OH), chairman of the House Judiciary Committee and the Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government, has expressed deep concern over potential election interference by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Department of Justice against Trump given the history of particular politicized conduct by these agencies toward the former president. Read More

Judge David Gustafson, who presides over a U.S. tax court, has once more refused to dismiss an Internal Revenue Service whistleblower case alleging wrongdoing by the Clinton Foundation and postponed the decision. Read More

Ella Irwin, Twitter's head of trust and safety, reportedly offered her resignation from the social media firm on Thursday in the aftermath of a debacle that saw Twitter agree to and then promptly renege on a deal to carry 'What Is A Woman?' by The Daily Wire's Matt Walsh. Read More

A new lawsuit has been filed by the Californians for Equal Rights Foundation (CFER) regarding the city's guaranteed income programs with allegations that they violate the 14th Amendment by their racially discriminatory application. Read More

Elon Musk, the owner of Twitter, CEO of Tesla, and SpaceX gave a dire warning to Target and the retailer's board of directors in response to a tweet from Turning Point USA's Charlie Kirk on Thursday. Speaking from a place of personal experience, Musk told them it "won't be long before there are class-action lawsuits by shareholders," after the fallout of an ongoing conservative boycott finishes its damage sapping billions of dollars from the company's market capitalization. Read More

The Internet Movie Database (IMDb) has swooped in to save 2023’s ‘The Little Mermaid’ from being bombarded with a low score, utilizing an “alternate weighting calculation” that doesn’t use raw data of reviews but instead gives different reviews higher value in the system.  Read More

By: Reed Cooper | Leading 2024 presidential candidate and 45th President Donald Trump made a powerful post on his top-rated social media platform, Truth Social, on Friday demanding Fox News “embrace MAGA” or continue to suffer the consequences. Read More

Kari Lake, the Republican gubernatorial candidate of Arizona announced during the 'Defend America Rally' on Wednesday in Scottsdale, Arizona that her legal team has filed an appeal in their ongoing election challenge. Lake stressed that the state of Arizona has to get the 2022 election right if there is any hope to do so in 2024. Read More

A letter from the Department of Justice that was obtained by NBC News announced it was closing its investigation into Mike Pence, former Vice President under Donald Trump, and that no charges would be pressed. Read More

In the ultimate display of not needing the qualifications for the job if you meet the diversity requirements, former mayor of Chicago Lori Lightfoot will begin teaching at the prestigious Harvard University not even a full month after leaving her political position.  Read More

It is not only people who flow through America's open southern border but dangerous drugs. In a series of operations from March 6th to May 8th, federal border agents seized over a ton of fentanyl, over 2,000 pounds, which could have killed over 450 million persons. Read More

The United States Senate passed the Fiscal Responsibility Act, the compromise deal between House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) and President Joe Biden (D), that suspended the debt ceiling for two years by a vote of 63-36 in its favor. Read More

The White House has taken to calling the House's movement toward declaring Christopher Wray, the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, in contempt of Congress a "political stunt". Read More