Trump Pushes Early Voting in Arizona

Republicans, now leading Democrats in early-vote returns, seek an emergency session with election officials in Maricopa County, the state’s largest. Speaking to a cheering crowd in Arizona’s largest county on Oct. 24, former President Donald Trump said early voting returns were “the biggest anyone’s ever seen,” and the Republican nominee believes he could be headed

Trump’s Attorneys Seek Election Case Dismissal, Say Special Council Appointment Unconstitutional

Judge Chutkan has said she didn’t find Judge Cannon’s ruling on Smith’s appointment to be very persuasive. Former President Donald Trump’s attorneys argued in a new filing on Oct. 24 that Special Counsel Jack Smith’s superseding indictment should be dismissed since his appointment was unconstitutional. “Everything that Smith did since Attorney General [Merrick] Garland’s appointment,

In Arizona, Biden Makes Apology for Indian Boarding Schools

‘I’m heading to do something that should have been done a long time ago,’ he told members of the press. President Joe Biden became the first president to formally apologize to America’s Indian nations for the more than 150 years of forcing tribal children to attend federal Indian boarding schools. “I have a solid responsibility

US Federal Agencies Failing to Deter CCP Political Warfare, Says House Report

The House committee called for a whole-of-government strategy more targeted measures, and more discussion about the CCP’s nature and its unrestricted warfare. The U.S. government is “dangerously behind” in countering Beijing’s political warfare, the House Oversight Committee said on Thursday. In its 300-page report published Thursday, the committee said the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is