New York state is poised to hand out millions in taxpayer dollars to local media outlets to help pay for journalists’ salaries. The state will dole out $30 million over a three-year period to local media outlets in the form of tax credits, giving publishers…
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Thirty Republican senators voted on Saturday to reauthorize a contentiously debated warrantless spying tool. The bill to reauthorize Section 702 passed by a 60-34 vote after six amendments were defeated. Support and opposition crossed party lines, with 17 Democrats and independent Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont joining…
Read More Here Are The 30 GOP Senators Who Voted To Reauthorize Warrantless Spying Tool
The United States Senate voted to reauthorize a surveillance tool early Saturday morning, despite objections from conservative and left-wing members. The bill to reauthorize Section 702 passed by a 60-34 vote after six amendments were defeated. Support and opposition crossed party lines, with 17 Democrats and independent…
Read More U.S. Senate Votes To Reauthorize Warrantless Surveillance Tool Minutes After It Expired
CNN host Jim Acosta on Thursday was shocked when a guest on his show suggested that former President Donald Trump be tossed in jail over social media posts that allegedly violated a gag order. Trump is accused of violating an expanded gag order imposed on April 1…
Read More CNN Guest Shocks Jim Acosta When He Calls For Judge Merchan To Jail Trump
Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas refused to say on Thursday whether he lied under oath about the security of the U.S. border. Mayorkas dodged the questions from Republican Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah one day after the Senate dismissed two articles of impeachment against the Biden administration official.…
Read More Mayorkas Refuses To Answer Utah Sen. Mitt Romney On Whether He Lied Under Oath
The ranking Democrat on a House subcommittee said Tuesday that the Supreme Court’s June 2022 decision overturning Roe v. Wade was a bigger threat to civil liberty than the COVID-19 lockdowns. Democratic Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon of Pennsylvania made the comments about the Dobbs decision during a hearing held…
Read More Pennsylvania Democrat Says Dobbs Decision Is Example Of ‘Tyranny,’ Not COVID Lockdowns
Former federal prosecutor Andy McCarthy suggested Tuesday that former President Donald Trump’s attorneys leave an option open for a jury to convict the former president on misdemeanor charges. Jury selection began Monday in the trial centered around an alleged $130,000 payout to porn star Stormy Daniels in 2016 during…
Read More Andy McCarthy Says Trump Lawyers Should Seek To Allow Jury To Convict On Misdemeanor
Alan Dershowitz, a well-known attorney, stated on Monday that former President Donald Trump’s lawyers should make a motion to force Judge Juan Merchan to enable Trump to be present, but not constantly, during his criminal trial. Merchan threatened Trump with arrest if he did not attend the…
Read More Alan Dershowitz Reveals A Motion He Believes Trump’s Lawyers Must File ‘Immediately’
Two historians implied on MSNBC Monday that the Founders would be disappointed with supporters of former President Donald Trump. MSNBC contributors Jon Meacham and Michael Beschloss appeared during the network’s coverage of Trump’s trial regarding a $130,000 payout to porn star Stormy Daniels. Both have held meetings with Biden claiming American…
Read More Historians Implied On MSNBC That Founding Fathers Would Be Disappointed By Trump Supporters
HBO talk-show host Bill Maher told former CBS News anchor Katie Couric during a podcast released Sunday evening that he was “bored” with media coverage of former President Donald Trump’s supporters. Trump currently leads President Joe Biden by 0.2% in the RealClearPolitics average of general election polls…
Read More Bill Maher Slams Media’s Coverage Of Trump Supporters To Katie Couric: ‘The People Loved Him’