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Mayor Sued by City Residents For Her Refusal to Allow Residents to Speak During Council Meeting

Four residents of Eastpointe, Michigan, filed a federal lawsuit against the city's mayor and the city this week, claiming the mayor is abusing her power and trying to silence her critics

State Department Refuses Audit Of $1B Spent In Taliban-Controlled Afghanistan

American taxpayers have spent more than $1 billion in Afghanistan since the botched withdrawal, yet the Biden administration is refusing to give an accounting of the funds to a government watchdog.

Tens of Thousands of Chinese Residents Moved to COVID Isolation Facilities

An estimated 34,000 southern China city inhabitants have been moved under the pretense of COVID-19 infections.

New Jersey Ballots Disappear After Dominion Voting Failure

Over 3,000 paper ballots went missing following a malfunction with Dominion Voting machines in Mercer County, New Jersey.

Arizona’s Election Administration Is an International Embarrassment

Two days have passed since polls closed in Arizona and unsurprisingly, election officials in the state have failed to provide voters with the final results of numerous highly contested races.

Uganda’s President Breaks Away From Europe’s Climate Change Alarmist ‘Hypocrisy’

The African president took exception to restrictions put on his nation regarding oil and gas retrieval.

Democrat-Run Oregon Rejects Voting Rights for Noncitizens

Multnomah County in Oregon shot down a measure that would have given illegal immigrants the right to vote in the state.

Biden Seeks Novel Relationship With China

Here’s a phrase I never expected to write: Joe Biden will be spending the next few days channeling his inner Gwyneth Paltrow.

France Forced to Accept NGO Migrant Boat After Italian PM Meloni Refuses to Back Down in Call With Macron

An NGO humanitarian vessel carrying hundreds of migrants picked up in the Mediterranean has been granted permission to dock in the French port of Marseille after the newly elected Italian government repeatedly refused it permission to offload passengers in Sicily.

State Department Allows Intelligence Agencies Access to Personal Information of U.S. Citizens

Over 145 million Americans have personal data now accessible to a variety of government agencies, as revealed in a letter from Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) to State Secretary Antony Blinken.

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