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Turley reportedly latest target of swatting spree

George Washington (GW) University law professor Jonathan Turley was reportedly the latest victim of a “swatting incident” on Friday. “Yes, I was swatted this evening. It is regrettably a manifestation of our age of rage,” Turley said in a statement obtained by The New York Post. “However, we are grateful to the Fairfax police officers...

Maine secretary of state says she’s received threats after removing Trump from state ballot

Maine’s secretary of state said she has received threats in the wake of her decision to remove former President Trump from the ballot under the 14th Amendment on Friday. “I was prepared for the possibility of threats, and I really appreciate law enforcement and the people around me who have been incredibly supportive of my...

Blinken’s broken border trip: Letters to the Editor — Dec. 30, 2023

The Issue: Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s recent visit to Mexico for US border crisis talks.

Biden corruption, Harvard, the Israel war: The world is on a razor’s edge

Americans are far beyond President Biden’s serial untruths of some eight years that he never discussed Hunter Biden’s various get-rich-quick schemes.

Coverage of Nikki Haley’s Civil War comment shows why trust in media is at an all-time low

The media's non-stop coverage of former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley's response to a question about the cause of the Civil War.

As US border crisis worsens, Biden’s broken his migrant record AGAIN

December saw the highest-ever monthly total of migrant encounters at the southern border, with 276,000.

Judge allows lawsuit that challenges Idaho’s broad abortion ban to move forward

An Idaho judge on Friday denied a request by the state's top legal chief to throw out a lawsuit seeking to clarify the exemptions tucked inside the state's broad abortion ban.

Federal judge blocks most of Iowa law banning some school library books, discussion of LGBTQ+ issues

A federal judge on Friday temporarily blocked key parts of an Iowa law that bans some books from school libraries and forbids teachers from raising LGBTQ+ issues.

Trump may testify at trial over defamation damages in sex abuse case, lawyers say

Lawyers for former President Donald Trump say he may testify at a mid-January civil trial set to decide how much he owes a columnist for defaming her after she said he sexually abused her three decades ago in a Manhattan luxury department store.

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