David Dutch and Jim Copenhaver survived the July 13 shooting at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, and plan to file a lawsuit. Two people who were shot by the would-be assassin who attempted to kill former President Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, blamed the U.S. Secret Service for not securing the rally site. David Dutch,
Sitting on death row in 2009, John Jacobson Jr., known as the “Yacht Killer,” talked about murdering married couple Thomas and Jackie Hawks to obtain the money for a sex-change surgery. Five years earlier, Jacobson lured the Hawkses onto their boat off the California coast, tied them to the vessel’s anchor, and threw them overboard before
Dearborn mayor Abdullah Hammoud spoke at rally that broke out in ‘Death to Israel’ chants Dearborn mayor Abudullah Hammoud (X) The State Department is standing by an adviser to the federal agency who spoke at an anti-Israel rally that saw chants of “Death to Israel,” praise for slain Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, and calls for
Harris’s post-nomination bump appears to be dwindling heading into the final stretch. Former President Donald Trump is gaining support in the polls with just a few weeks left before the presidential election is decided. Several recent national polls show the Republican presidential nominee on the rebound after initially losing ground amid Vice President Kamala Harris’s
The group lacks standing to request citizenship checks, and federal law prohibits voter list maintenance within 90 days of election, the judge rules. A federal judge has ruled against an Arizona group’s legal effort to force county officials to investigate ahead of the upcoming general election whether more than 40,000 registered voters are U.S. citizens.
Former president Bill Clinton, while campaigning on Monday for Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris, said Laken Riley’s death—allegedly at the hands of an illegal immigrant from Venezuela—”probably wouldn’t have happened” had the killer been “properly vetted.” “You had a case in Georgia not very long ago, didn’t you? They made an ad about it, about
The House speaker said he supports the act in principle but highlighted concerns over problematic details of the bill. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) said that in principle, he likes the version of the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) that was passed by the Senate this summer but that some specifics in the text are