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Virginia Democrat hopes to regain control of statehouse are tied to candidate mired in sex scandal

Virginia Democrats attempting to take control of the commonwealth's House of Delegates are banking on a Democratic candidate who was caught streaming sex acts online.

Charges dropped against Washington DC assistant city administrator accused of domestic violence

Washington, D.C. assistant city administrator Dr. Christopher Rodriguez was facing charges of domestic assault that have since been dropped, according to his attorneys.

Kamala Harris’ Islamophobia strategy: Letters to the Editor — Nov. 8, 2023

The Issue: The Biden administration announcing a National Strategy to Combat Islamophobia.

No, Obama, you’re the one with Middle Eastern blood on your hands

Former President Barack Obama speaks during the Obama Foundation Democracy Forum at McCormick Place where he commented on the Israel-Hamas war.

House Judiciary Claims Biden Special Counsel Lied about Charging Authority

Jordan said the closed-door testimony confirms allegations made by IRS whistleblower Gary Shapley that Weiss did not have the ultimate charging authority.

Elected Dem AG and Judge Cook Up a Fraud Theory in Trump’s New York Trial

The case against the former president lacks victims, so Tish James and Arthur Engoron are inventing some.

Voters vs. Pundits on Inflation

You don’t have to want inflation to go negative to be dissatisfied.

Oregon Republicans who boycotted Legislature file federal lawsuit in new effort to seek reelection

Republican state senators in Oregon who boycotted the Legislature for a record six weeks earlier this year have filed a federal lawsuit as part of their efforts to seek reelection despite a recent voter-approved measure aimed at preventing walkouts.

Voting machines in Pennsylvania county flip votes for judges: ‘Everybody’s vote’s going to count’

A coding error in an eastern Pennsylvania county caused votes to be flipped on a ballot question that asked whether a pair of incumbent state appeals judges should be retained, officials said Tuesday.

Tight-lipped special counsel David Weiss interviewed in House probe

Special counsel David Weiss said in an interview with House lawmakers Tuesday that he had full authority over his investigation of Hunter Biden and then refused to answer other questions about the ongoing probe.

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