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Police Find Widespread Voter Fraud Found in Michigan

“My estimate is over 800,000 ballot applications were sent to non-qualified voters in Michigan," said Michigan State Senator Ruth Johnson.

Fauci’s Replacement Pushed COVID Masks, Vaccines

"So much transmission in our community because a majority of people are not vaccinated," she claimed in July 2021.

Ford Projected to Lose $4.5 Billion on Electric Vehicle Line

The company still made a net income of $1.9 billion in the second quarter of 2023.

Secret Service Denies FOIA Request for White House Cocaine Incident Records

The DHS wrote, “As your request seeks records reflecting visitors or related information concerning the Office of the President, please be advised that these records are not Secret Service agency records subject to the FOIA.”

Former UPenn Swimmer Appears Before Congress to Testify About Interactions With Lia Thomas

Former NCAA Division I swimmer Paula Scanlan testified before a House Judiciary subcommittee, speaking about her experiences with Lia Thomas as a survivor of sexual assault.

Apple Faces $1 Billion Class Action Lawsuit in U.K. Over App Store ‘Abusive Pricing’ and Monopoly Claims

The legal challenge was initiated by more than 1,500 app developers who believe that Apple's App Store charges are exorbitant and stifle competition.

Stanford Law School’s Associate Dean for Diversity Steps Down Who Called for Protesting Federal Judge

Tirien Steinbach, the Associate Dean for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Stanford Law School, has stepped down from her position following a controversy involving a sitting federal judge.

Sen. Rand Paul Calls for Investigation into Fauci’s Perjury: Newly Released Emails Challenge Testimony on Wuhan Gain-of-Function Research

These newly-released emails dated February 1, 2020, display Dr. Fauci's knowledge of gain-of-function experiments at Wuhan University, an institution implicated as the starting point of the COVID pandemic.

Pelosi and Newsom-Owned Vineyards Waste Management Workers Demand $300 Million in Damages, Cite Hazardous Chemical Exposure and Retaliation

A group of 15 waste management employees who serviced vineyards owned by Democratic leaders Rep. Nancy Pelosi and Gov. Gavin Newsom in California are seeking a hefty $300 million in damages from a Napa Valley landfill.

California Assembly Committee Votes Against Making Child Trafficking a ‘Serious Felony’

California lawmakers in the Assembly Public Safety Committee voted "no" on a measure that would make child trafficking a "serious felony."

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