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Around 40 Wikipedia editors worked to present "radical Islamist groups in a favorable light" and craft a narrative around the Israel-Palestine conflict, according to a report from Pirate Wires.

A federal judge has ordered Virginia to restore the names it removed from its voter rolls.

Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill filed a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security after a Chinese illegal immigrant with severe illness was transported through the state's detention centers without medical isolation.

High-end retailer Neiman Marcus removed the word "Christmas" from its annual gift catalog.

Twenty ballots were damaged after a USPS mailbox was set on fire.

Authorities have launched an investigation after the phrase "Walz Failed" appeared to be painted on the roof of the governor's mansion.

The head of the Los Angeles Times editorial board quit after the paper did not endorse Kamala Harris for president.

The House Energy and Commerce Committee released a report detailing the Biden administration's wasteful spending on COVID messaging.

Ireland passed a hate crime bill that includes transgender ideology.

The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee reportedly fired one of its staffers in Montana after he was seen allegedly tampering with a ballot box.