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Two accused fake electors surrender in Trump Georgia case

Two of the three fake electors charged alongside former President Trump in Georgia surrendered at the Fulton County jail overnight. David Shafer and Cathy Latham, both of whom signed documents purporting to be Georgia’s valid 2020 presidential electors, were booked early Wednesday morning before being released, jail records show. Four of the 19 co-defendants charged...

Michael Oher’s shocking conservatorship exposes court failures

In short, the Oher case shows why we must fix court systems, not merely punish bad actors. 

GOP candidates who didn’t qualify for debates shouldn’t blame RNC: McDaniel 

Republican National Committee (RNC) Chair Ronna McDaniel pushed back Tuesday against challenges from the GOP candidates who did not qualify for the first debate, defending the criteria set by the committee in June. “I have nothing against all four of these candidates. They are far better than Joe Biden.” McDaniel said in an interview with POLITCO....

Will I get an extra paycheck in September? How to know

What’s sweeter than getting paid twice a month? Getting paid three times, of course.

Let’s call China’s bluff on nukes and plutonium

If Beijing blinks, Washington shouldn’t.

This is the year for a Ross Perot

It's not that the jury is out on Biden and Trump — it is that the public isn’t interested.

Christie says he would’ve charged Trump on documents case, Jan. 6 

Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie said Tuesday he would have prosecuted former President Trump over his mishandling of classified documents and alleged efforts to block the results of the 2020 election. “I would have prosecuted the documents case, absolutely,” Christie said in an interview on Newsmax’s “The Balance.” “I would not have prosecuted the case...

AI cheating is hopelessly, irreparably corrupting US higher education

There is no definitive way to determine what is AI and what isn’t.

Which candidates have most to gain — or lose — in first GOP presidential debate?

Which candidates have the most to gain and lose and what they need to do at Wednesday's Fox News-hosted first Republican presidential nomination debate.

Tim Scott relishes debate ‘contrast opportunity’ to present conservative ‘commonsense solutions’

Sen. Tim Scott said he has the “power of persuasion" and will present himself on the debate stage as the "only competent, qualified" candidate to run the country.

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