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Justice Dept. Sues Former Aide to Melania Trump for Violating Non-Disclosure in Gossip Book
The Justice Department sued a former aide to First Lady Melania Trump, alleging that she published confidential details in violation of a nondisclosure agreement, The Epoch Times reported.
The lawsuit was filed on Oct. 13 in the U.S. District Court in Washington against Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, who served Melania from...
Portland Sues Trump Admin, Claims It Was Duped into Letting Police Be Deputized
(Headline USA) The cities of Oaklan, Calif., and Portland, Oregon have sued the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and the Justice Department, alleging that the agencies are overstepping constitutional limits in their use of federal law enforcement officers to tamp down on protests.
The lawsuit, filed late Wednesday in U.S....
Flustered Dems Resort to Two-Word Attacks as Barrett Sails Through SCOTUS Hearings
(Headline USA) Republicans powered Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett closer to confirmation Thursday, pushing past Democratic objections and other priorities during the COVID-19 crisis in the drive to seat President Donald Trump's pick before the Nov. 3 election.
The Senate Judiciary Committee set Oct. 22 for its vote...
Conservatives Lash Back at Twitter, Facebook for Censoring Bombshell Biden Scandals
After the New York Post published a bombshell report on Wednesday detailing then-Vice President Joe Biden’s history of corruption, Facebook and Twitter banned circulation of the story in an attempt to suppress it.
But in a bizarrely ironic twist of fate, the left-leaning social-media platforms quickly became the focus of...
CUOMO: NYC Too Easy on Jews; Threatens to Hold Funds During COVID Lockdown
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo threatened to pull state funding from local schools and governments that do not follow his coronavirus regulations.
Speaking specifically about several Orthodox Jewish communities in New York City that have defied the COVID-19 lockdown, Cuomo said he would “impound all funds” from these jurisdictions if...
Facebook, Twitter Beclown Themselves in Desperate Bid to Lay Cover for Bidens
Media and social-media companies---including Facebook, Twitter and the Washington Post ---ensnared themselves in a farcical attempt to justify censorship after the emergence of damning data from Hunter Biden's abandoned laptop threatened to derail his father's presidential campaign.
The Biden-backing companies issued an array of contrived excuses, including Twitter's claim that...
Merriam–Webster, Associated Press Change Literal Definitions to Push Democrat Talking Points
Webster’s Dictionary updated its definition of the word “preference” on Tuesday to include a caveat that states the word is “offensive” to LGBT individuals when used in relation to sex.
"The term preference as used to refer to sexual orientation is widely considered offensive in its implied suggestion that a person can...
EMAILS: Hunter Biden’s Chinese ‘Consulting’ Deal Worth 10x Burisma; 10% Cut for Joe?
In what was sure to be the first of many explosive follow-up stories tied with the trove of data gathered from Hunter Biden's abandoned laptop, the New York Post revealed that Hunter sought to reap profits more than 10 times as big as his controversial Burisma deal from a...
C-SPAN Suspends Would-Be Moderator Scully After He Lied About Hack
(Headline USA) C-SPAN suspended its political editor Steve Scully indefinitely Thursday after he admitted to lying about his Twitter feed being hacked when he was confronted about a questionable exchange with former Trump aide Anthony Scaramucci.
The news came on the day of what was supposed to be a career highlight...
MUST WATCH: Rudy Giuliani Explains Biden Crime Family’s Split of Corrupt Proceeds
As the New York Post published blockbuster evidence collected from an abandoned computer that showed Hunter Biden traded on the influence of his father, former Vice President Joe Biden, to win lucrative contracts with suspect companies in Ukraine, Russia, China and Iraq (in the case of James Biden, Joe's...
Senate Judiciary to Vote Oct. 22 on Barrett’s Nomination; Dems Go Nuts
(Headline USA) With a vote date set, the Senate Judiciary Committee Thursday debated the nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett for the Supreme Court, Democrats objecting to Republicans' "rush" to confirm President Donald Trump's pick before the Nov. 3 election.
The committee set an Oct. 22 vote to recommend Barrett’s nomination...
One Million Mail-In Ballots Projected to be Invalid
An election model estimates that election officials could reject more than one million mail-in ballots this presidential election, The Epoch Times reported.
Columbia Journalism Investigations conducted the analysis on the premise that the ballot-rejection rate for the 2020 election will be about the same in each county as it was...
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