Robinson, the state’s lieutenant governor, sued the network and a musician for $50 million. North Carolina Lt. Gov Mark Robinson on Tuesday sued CNN for $50 million over an article the network published last month alleging he made comments on a pornography web forum years ago. Robinson, a Republican who is running for governor, filed
A prominent black Detroit pastor slammed Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris for “virtue signaling” and “exploiting” his community, saying that “black men are not political infants.” “We will not allow virtue signaling. We will not allow identity politics. Black men are not political infants,” Pastor Lorenzo Sewell of Detroit’s 180 Church said during an appearance
A government watchdog group accused the Biden-Harris administration of violating federal ethics requirements by allowing controversial communications official Tyler Cherry, whom the administration recently promoted to White House associate communications director, to delete social media posts from his verified government account on X and subsequently make the account private, the Washington Free Beacon has learned. According
The vast majority—4.4 million—have returned mail-in ballots, and more than 941,000 have voted in-person, according to the University of Florida’s Election Lab. More than 5 million Americans have cast early ballots as of Tuesday, with just three weeks to go before the 2024 presidential election. A tracking tool run by the University of Florida’s Election
After two attendees collapsed due to heat, Trump spent the rest of the evening playing music and speaking to voters onstage. OAKS, Pa.—Former President Donald Trump cut a town hall in the suburbs of Philadelphia short after two guests collapsed in the packed auditorium due to heat. Thousands gathered in the packed Greater Philadelphia Expo
Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Navy Adm. Christopher Grady presides as Air Force Gen. Steven Nordhaus assumes responsibility as the 30th National Guard Bureau chief, at the Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, Virginia, at 1:00 p.m. ET on Oct. 15. Original News Source Link – Epoch TimesRunning For Office? Conservative Campaign Consulting –
Elections officials in Georgia have to certify results by the date required in state law, a judge ruled Monday, saying they have no discretion to delay certification because of fraud concerns or other potential issues that may arise as votes are being counted. Fulton County Judge Robert McBurney wrote in an order Monday that “election