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Former British News Presenter Fined After Airing COVID Content

Mark Steyn, a former presenter on GB News, has been ordered to pay £50,000 in legal expenses to the Office of Communications (Ofcom).

Cuomo Under Scrutiny: Subcommittee’s Referral Could Lead to Criminal Charges

The House Select Subcommittee focused on the Coronavirus Pandemic has taken steps to refer former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo to the Department of...

Nine Nonprofit Groups to Be Investigated for Links to Terrorists

Nine U.S. nonprofits have been referred to the Attorneys General of six states where the organizations are located.

FBI’s Secret Investigation into Trump Campaign Uncovered, Claims Whistleblower

The House Judiciary Committee is currently investigating a whistleblower report that alleges the FBI initiated a covert operation targeting Donald Trump shortly after he...

Supreme Court Allows Virginia to Remove Noncitizens from Voter Rolls

The U.S. Supreme Court decided that Virginia may remove more than 1,500 noncitizens from its voter rolls.

Supreme Court Denies RFK Jr’s Request to Remove Name from Ballot

The U.S. Supreme Court denied Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s request to remove his name from the ballots of Wisconsin and Michigan.

Safety Concerns Rise Over Transgender Policy in Minnesota Prisons

Minnesota’s decision to allow biological males identifying as transgender women to reside in women’s prisons has raised safety concerns among inmates, family members, and advocates. Supported by Governor Tim Walz’s administration, this policy has led to fears among incarcerated women in the Shakopee women’s prison, who claim the policy disregards their right to a secure environment.

Philadelphia DA Sues Musk Over Petition Giveaways

Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner filed a lawsuit against Elon Musk over the entrepreneur's million-dollar giveaways to those who sign his pro-Constitution petition.

Harris Says God Expects Voters to ‘Help Him’ By Electing Her President

Vice President Kamala Harris claimed over the weekend that voting for her in the upcoming presidential election was "helping" God's expectations.

U.S. City Accused of Surveiling Residents

Two residents of Norfolk, Virginia, are suing the city after it launched a vehicle surveillance system.

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