RFK Jr. Says He Supports Trump as He Suspends Campaign

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Kennedy is withdrawing from the ballot in battleground states. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said on Aug. 23 that he’s supporting former President Donald Trump, after a court filing from his campaign said he was endorsing the Republican nominee. Kennedy, 70, said during a speech in Arizona that he was “throw[ing] my support at President Donald

Alaska Supreme Court Clears Ranked Choice Voting Repeal Measure for November Ballot

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The Alaska Supreme Court has ruled to allow a measure seeking to repeal the state’s ranked-choice voting system to remain on the November ballot, marking the latest chapter in a legal battle over the state’s electoral process. The high court’s order, issued on Aug. 22, affirmed a June 7 summary judgment by Superior Court Judge

Justice Department Makes Antitrust Announcement

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Attorney General Merrick Garland, Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco, Acting Associate Attorney General Benjamin C. Mizer, and Assistant Attorney General Jonathan Kanter for the Justice Department’s Antitrust Division hold a news conference at 11:00 a.m. ET on Aug. 23. Original News Source Link – Epoch TimesRunning For Office? Conservative Campaign Consulting – Election Day Strategies!

Chicago’s Ex-Felons Challenge DNC with Calls for Justice and Economic Equity, Other Voices Slam Harris while Abortionists Dance

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The overall atmosphere at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, as reported by Ben Bergquam for the WarRoom and Real America’s Voice, was a mix of discontent, criticism, and advocacy from various groups and individuals. “When did being a woman become all about killing your own babies?” Bergquam wondered, while posting a cheering squad of

‘The Honeymoon’s Inevitably Going To End’: Dem Rep Says Harris Must Provide ‘Real’ Policy Proposals

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Following Kamala Harris’s official nomination as the Democratic presidential candidate Thursday evening, Rep. Seth Moulton (D., Mass.) urged the vice president to start laying out “real, solid policy proposals” in the coming weeks, warning that “the honeymoon’s inevitably going to end.” “Two things are going to happen: One, the honeymoon’s inevitably going to end, and

UCLA Won’t Appeal Judge’s Ruling That it Failed Jewish Students

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The University of California, Los Angeles dismissed its appeal to a judge’s devastating Aug. 13 ruling that found the school has failed in its responsibility to maintain equal access to programs, activities, and campus areas for Jewish and non-Jewish students alike. UCLA has decided to pull its appeal, which the school originally filed this week,