In a shocking move, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that 45th President Donald Trump is ineligible for the White House under the U.S. Constitution’s insurrection clause. This decision, influenced by justices appointed by Democratic governors, has removed Trump …
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Following Joe Biden’s ascent to the White House, Democratic commentators celebrated the perceived return of seasoned leadership to Washington. However, the post-election period has been marked by a string of scandals, shedding light on alleged misconduct and unconventional behavior within …
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In response to threats of legal action from conservative groups, several major U.S. companies, including JPMorgan Chase and BlackRock, have made modifications to their internal diversity policies aimed at enhancing racial and ethnic representation. A Reuters review of corporate statements …
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As the year 2023 comes to a close, Joe Biden finds himself grappling with a myriad of crises on both political and personal fronts. These challenges have fueled doubts within his own party about his ability to secure the White …
A leaked video has surfaced, revealing explicit content of a congressional staffer engaging in sexual activity with an unidentified man on a table within a Senate hearing room—a space typically reserved for senators during hearings. The footage, obtained by the …
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Republicans in New York have chosen Mazi Melesa Pilip as their candidate for the upcoming special election in the Long Island seat left vacant by George Santos. The selection follows a rigorous vetting process by local leaders seeking redemption after …
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Recent findings from an NBC News poll indicate a noteworthy surge in firearm ownership among registered Democrats, suggesting a shift in attitudes over the past few years. In November 2023, the survey revealed that 41 percent of Democrats reported having …
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In a crucial move, the House voted 221 to 212 on Wednesday to formalize its impeachment inquiry into Joe Biden, a step GOP leaders argue is necessary to compel White House cooperation in their investigation. Every Republican voted in favor, …
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The resolution calling for a cease-fire in Gaza was passed by the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday, with 153 countries in favor, ten opposed, and 23 abstentions. Among the countries opposing the resolution were the United States and Israel. …
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In a recent development at Harvard University, President Claudine Gay has come under scrutiny for allegations of plagiarism in her academic work. The university, which initially conducted a high-level investigation into the matter, faced criticism for not promptly disclosing the …
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