High Court removes key legal obstacle to administration's election-integrity order as battle over mail voting enters critical final weeks The Trump administration scored a significant victory at the U.S. Supreme Court Monday as the justices cleared away a major legal obstacle that had prevented the … [read article]
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The Growing Cloud Over Sen Ruben Gallego: Money, Staffers, Swalwell and Questions Arizona Deserves Answered
A federal investigation into campaign spending, newly revealed family travel, reported relationships with congressional aides and Gallego's extraordinary closeness to Eric Swalwell are creating a very different picture of Arizona's junior senator than the carefully managed public image. Arizona Sen. Ruben … [read article]
No Debate, No AG Interview: What Is AZ Gov Katie Hobbs Hiding?
Arizona's governor won't debate Rep. Andy Biggs. She won't sit for interviews requested by investigators examining pay-to-play schemes. Meanwhile, her campaign is spending heavily to falsely define her opponent without facing him. Arizona voters are being asked to give Katie Hobbs another four years as governor. … [read article]
The Fang Fang Files: Democrats Covered Up Eric Swalwell Affair with Chinese Communist Intelligence Officer
Newly declassified FBI records reveal an intimate relationship, a years-long counterintelligence investigation, suspected foreign campaign contributions, and disturbing questions about Chinese efforts to cultivate rising American politicians. For nearly six years, Americans have heard two dramatically different … [read article]
Trump UAP Disclosure: Five Tranches Later, UFO Disclosure Is No Longer Fringe
The most important revelation may not be a single photograph or video. It is that the United States government has finally acknowledged, in public and at scale, that it has spent decades collecting and studying phenomena it often could not explain. Something extraordinary has happened in Washington over the past … [read article]
If Packing the Supreme Court Is a Good Idea, Why Shouldn’t President Trump Do It?
For years, many progressive Democrats have argued that the Supreme Court should be expanded by four seats. They call it "court reform." Others call it "court balancing." Critics have called it by a more accurate name: court packing. The argument is simple. Democrats dislike the current ideological makeup of the … [read article]
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