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Missouri Considers Penalties For Educators Who Push Transgenderism

Lawmakers in Missouri have introduced a bill that would punish teachers who are caught promoting transgenderism to young children.

Former Rep. George Santos Challenges NY Republican in Congressional Race

Expelled GOP Rep. George Santos Declares Bid for Congress Against NY Republican Who Backed His Ouster Former GOP Rep. George Santos announced his candidacy for...

Election Lawyer Marc E. Elias: Trump Can’t Get Fair Trial in DC

Democratic election attorney Marc E. Elias asserted on Sunday that President Donald Trump cannot expect a fair trial in the District of Columbia, pointing...

Ex-Diplomat Confesses to Spying for Cuba, Plans Guilty Plea

A former career U.S. diplomat and ex-ambassador to Bolivia, who confessed to spying for Cuba over decades, intends to plead guilty to his charges,...

Survey Shows Trump Gains Popularity Despite Legal Challenges

A recent survey suggests that the legal challenges against former President Donald Trump have bolstered his popularity, especially among certain segments of the electorate....

Critics Slam Supreme Court Move on Trump Immunity, Call it ‘Terrifying’

"What the Supreme Court did today is just plain terrifying," wrote Slate writer Mark Joseph Smith in a social media post. "The justices are...

Federal Trial Unveils Ex-DEA Agent’s Alleged Ties to Mafia and Strip Club Scandal

A former U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agent is facing accusations of accepting $250,000 in bribes from the mafia, shielding a strip club allegedly involved...

University of Georgia Murder Suspect Identified as 26-Year-Old Illegal Immigrant

Police chief Jeffrey L. Clark at the University of Georgia revealed the man accused of killing nursing student Laken Hope Riley on campus, an illegal immigrant from Venezuela.

CBS Seizes Hunter Biden Research from Former Reporter

After reporter Catherine Herridge was laid off from CBS News, the network seized files about her research into Hunter Biden.

Prosecutors Seek Detention for Suspect Accused of False Statements About Bidens

The Justice Department is urging District Judge Otis D. Wright to overturn a decision granting Alexander Smirnov release from custody, asserting concerns over the...

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