‘For every person you refer who is a swing state voter, you get $47,’ Musk says on X. Elon Musk’s America PAC is offering supporters $47 for each registered voter they get to sign a petition saying they will support the First and Second Amendments. On his social media platform X, Musk encouraged followers to
Biden exchanged Viktor Bout for US basketball player Brittney Griner Viktor Bout (Twitter/@guyelster) Viktor Bout, a Russian arms dealer released by the Biden administration nearly two years ago in exchange for U.S. basketball player Brittney Griner, is now selling weapons to Iran-backed Houthi terrorists in Yemen. Bout, known as the “Merchant of Death,” met with
Vice President Kamala Harris declared Sen. JD Vance’s comments about “childless cat ladies” to be “mean and mean spirited,” and said recent comments by Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ about her for not having biological children reveal that Sanders doesn’t understand “a whole lot of women out here.” Harris, the Democratic nominee for president, addressed
Pennsylvania Republican lawmakers had challenged the order, which requires all federal agencies to help increase voter signups and mobilization. The Supreme Court on Oct. 7 rejected a Republican challenge to President Joe Biden’s executive order that increased government involvement in the voter registration and voter mobilization process. The justices denied the petition in Keefer v.
What to expect for new Supreme Court term The Supreme Court cases to look out for this term 04:45 Washington — The Supreme Court on Monday turned away a clash between a federal emergency care law and Texas’ near-total ban on abortion, declining to provide clarity over whether states with the most restrictive laws must
Washington — The Supreme Court said Monday it will not step into a dispute involving special counsel Jack Smith’s efforts to obtain records from former President Donald Trump’s account on Twitter, now known as X, and keep the social media company from telling him about the demand for the information. In turning away the appeal
California law firm Sher Edling received more than $3 million in unreported dark money to push high-profile climate litigation on behalf of dozens of Democratic-led cities and states, according to a Monday congressional report obtained by the Washington Free Beacon. Sher Edling, the Senate Commerce Committee and House Oversight Committee report found, received $2.9 million last