Category: US Politics
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Legal Pause in Trump’s 2020 Election Case Due to Immunity Dispute
The judge in Donald Trump‘s 2020 election case has halted proceedings while he argues his potential criminal immunity. Trump’s 2020 Election Case Paused Due to Immunity Dispute Trump claimed that the appeal automatically freezes trial proceedings, which U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan granted. In an unsigned ruling, the D.C. Circuit fast-tracked its review of the…
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New York’s Supreme Court Demands Redrawn Congressional Maps as Democrats Aim to Regain U.S. House Control
The highest court in New York has ordered the state to draw new congressional districts before the 2024 elections, which might help Democrats in the House race. Republicans, who won House power by flipping New York seats, wanted to keep the plan, but the 4-3 New York Court of Appeals decision had major repercussions. Democrats…
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Driver Identified as Off-Duty NYPD Officer in Connection with Saturday Pedestrian Death
The driver who struck and killed an Oceanside pedestrian has been confirmed as an off-duty NYPD officer, based on the state attorney general. After Adrian Wilburne was hit by a car when crossing the junction of Merrick and Oceanside roads, he sadly lost his life in a terrible accident. This sad event happened on Saturday…
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Illegal labor in Texas, Florida, and California
According to the survey, a large number of undocumented immigrants work in these jurisdictions, frequently in low-paying positions without the protection of labor laws. The report claims that a large number of undocumented immigrants labor in the agriculture industry, frequently receiving less than minimum wage and lacking access to essential benefits like health insurance and…
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On Tuesday, Biden greets President Zelenskyy of Ukraine at the White House
Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the president of Ukraine, has embraced President Joe Biden’s invitation to meet with him on Tuesday at the White House, press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre and an additional White House official announced on Sunday. According to Jean-Pierre, Biden wants to “highlight the United States’ unwavering commitment to assisting the citizens of Ukraine” in its…
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Abbott: Almost 500,000 immigrants were detained as a result of Operation Lone Star
As per updated statistics given by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, since the operation’s inception in 2021, over 488,500 illegal immigrants have been apprehended at the southern border as a result of Operation Lone Star. Additionally, it has resulted in almost 37,300 arrests for crimes. Abbott shared on social media on Sunday that Texas law enforcement has…
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Top House GOP committee requests DHS documents about the dismantling of border wire in Texas once more
Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee are pressuring the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to provide records and information about the administration’s efforts to remove the razor wire that the state of Texas had installed to permit illegal aliens to enter the interior more deeply. DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas has received a letter from Chairman…
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US Debt Soars $240,717,893,000 in Just 1 Month as Robert Kiyosaki Alerts the Country to “Serious Trouble” Due to Excessive Borrowing
Author of Rich Dad Poor Dad Robert Kiyosaki claims that the United States is in danger due to its debt, which increased by $240 billion in November. The national debt increased by $2.46 trillion year over year, from $33.637 trillion on November 1st to $33.878 trillion by the last day of the month, according to new…
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Senate Republicans Cruz and Cornyn are obstructing assistance for Israel and Ukraine
On Wednesday, Senate Republicans overwhelmingly decided to stop an emergency budget plan that would have allocated over $100 billion to Israel, Ukraine, and other security-related requirements. Their desire for an update of immigration and border security policies is at issue. Probably the most outspoken members of the chamber to voice their opinions were Texas Senators…
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Texas seeks the Biden administration for censoring The Federalist and Daily Wire through a “Tool of Warfare”
The FBI allegedly breached the First Amendment rights of some news organizations on the internet by putting them on a “blacklist” for censorship, according to a joint lawsuit submitted by the Texas Office of the Attorney General (OAG) and co-plaintiff news organizations The Federalist and The Daily Wire towards the U.S. Department of State. “By…