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Trump Special Counsel’s Wife Was a Co-producer for Michelle Obama’s Netflix Documentary

The wife of Jack Smith, the special counsel appointed by Attorney General Merrick Garland to investigate former President Donald Trump, was a producer of a documentary on Michelle Obama in 2020 and has an extensive record of producing left-wing films.

Supreme Court Approves Congressional Retrieval of Trump’s Tax Returns

After a three-year legal battle, the Supreme Court permitted Trump's tax returns to be handed over to the House Ways and Means Committee, with no known dissents.

Designer Add Features Kids Amid Sexualized Content

Society is crossing into adult "involvement with the sexuality of children," says Tucker Carlson.

Biden Wants to Give Immunity to Saudi Ruler Implicated in Journalist Murder Case

The Biden administration has said that Saudi Prince Mohammed bin Salman should be granted sovereign immunity in a case involving the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

Members of AZ County Board Decline Certifying Election Results

An Arizona board overseeing Chocise County is refusing to certify election results after Tom Rice, Brian Steiner, and Daniel Wood claimed voting machines were not properly approved.

South Carolina’s Governor Fights as ACLU Targets Faith-Based Foster Agencies

South Carolina’s Republican governor has asked a federal court to protect the state’s right to partner with faith-based foster care groups to provide homes for children in need.

Kanye West Confirms 2024 Presidential Bid

Kanye West appears to have confirmed that he will be running for president in 2024 in an attempt to move “towards the future” after giving up on his White House bid in 2020.

Biden Admin Agrees to Fund ‘Climate Reparations’ at UN Summit

The Biden administration and nearly 200 world governments agreed on Saturday to a framework that would have richer countries compensate poorer nations for damages allegedly caused by carbon emissions at the United Nations COP27 climate conference, according to Reuters.

Lawsuit Filed Against Massachusetts for Installing COVID ‘Spyware’ on a Million Devices

The state Department of Public Health reportedly worked with Google to install the program.

Judge Rules on Early Voting in Georgia Senate Runoff

A Georgia judge on Friday ruled that early voting in the state’s U.S. Senate runoff election between Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-Ga.) and Republican Herschel Walker can take place on the Saturday two days after Thanksgiving.

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