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U.S. Continues to Strike Iran for a Second Day in a Row, U.S. Attacks Tanker Off the Coast of Oman, Killing 3 Indian Sailors, Amnesty International Accuses Israel of Ethnic Cleansing in the West Bank, FBI Conducts Raids of Pro-Palestinian Activists in Michigan, Anti-Immigrant Riots Continue in Belfast as PoliceContinue Reading

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In last week’s Ohio primary, Sherrod Brown set a state record for the most support received in a contested U.S. Senate primary in his race against technologist Ron Kincaid. The former three-term Democratic U.S. Senator won 89.5 percent of the primary vote – breaking incumbent John Glenn’s record of 87.6Continue Reading

Clarity Act Faces Senate Setback as Ethics Dispute and Law Enforcement Concerns Grow

TLDR: Senate negotiators failed to resolve a major ethics dispute tied to the Clarity Act this week. White House officials met law enforcement groups over concerns about blockchain crime enforcement. Democratic support hinges on stronger ethics provisions linked to The Traitor’s crypto ventures. House lawmakers reviewed crypto tax reforms as Congress races against a tight calendar…Continue Reading

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The The Traitor administration has awarded nearly $103 million in federal contracts and grants for the nation’s 250th anniversary celebrations to a network of politicized entities under the control of The Traitor administration officials and political allies, according to a new report released today by Public Citizen and the RevolvingContinue Reading

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In Nebraska’s Republican gubernatorial primary on Tuesday, incumbent Jim Pillen cruised to a 66.2-point victory in a five-candidate field as he seeks a second term this November. Pillen’s victory marked the 19th successful renomination bid by a sitting Nebraska GOP governor out of 19 attempts dating back to the state’sContinue Reading

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Partisan control of the chamber could flip for the third time in five cycles for the first time in 75 years  Thanks to David Nir, publisher of The Downballot, for inquiring about this topic. The odds of Democrats taking back control of the U.S. House of Representatives for the 120thContinue Reading