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Lawyer Sidney Powell said in a statement Sunday evening via Gen. (Ret.) Michael Flynn that said she understood the Trump campaign’s statement that she is not part of the campaign’s legal team and she is proceeding to file an “epic” lawsuit this week.
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[email protected] took to Twitter to urge supporters of President Trump to vote in the Georgia Senate runoff on January 5 after “seeing a lot of talk from people that are supposed to be on our side telling GOP voters not to go out & vote.”
Chinese Communist President Xi Jinping wants travelers to adopt a global QR code system to help determine their health status and travel “permissions” in a post-coronavirus pandemic travel reset.
Blackstone chairman, CEO, and co-founder Steve Schwarzman urged President Donald Trump to “move on” after the 2020 election and transfer power to former Vice President Joe Biden.
PHOTOS: Human smugglers in Mexico stuffed 71 migrants in the back of a tractor-trailer in an attempt to reach the Texas border.
Coronavirus tests ordered by Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan in April from South Korea turn out to have been flawed, and were never used.
A group of teachers has rebelled against a Burbank California school district's ban of classic literary works deemed “racist.”
Where are Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in condemning the failed leadership of their fellow Democrat Lori Lightfoot in Chicago? How many bodies must pile up before Democrats will demand accountability for Chicago's catastrophic Democrat mayor?
President Donald Trump’s legal team distanced themselves from attorney Sidney Powell on Sunday evening, noting that she did not represent the president, either as part of the team or in his personal capacity.
Since the primaries began in 2019, the two Georgia Senate races combined have seen $206 million of political media spending.
Hey, Hillary: guess who will NEVER BE A PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES? As in...EVER?!
Los Angeles County will restrict outdoor indoor and outdoor dining beginning Wednesday at 10 p.m.
Former Vice President Joe Biden is reportedly set to announce this week that Tony Blinken, who supported the idea of “Russia collusion,” would be his Secretary of State.
The Florida State Seminoles declined to play their scheduled game against Clemson this weekend, they claim, because of concerns over a player who tested positive for the coronavirus.
Far-Left NBC News' Chuck Todd says President Trump is engaged in "an assault on our democracy.”
Harrowing dash cam video shows a driver firing at New Mexico State Police Officer Sharron Duran in Laguna, New Mexico.
A chemistry teacher in the Arlington Public School district was suspended after she referenced George Floyd in a question on a chemistry test.
REVEALED: Coronavirus tests ordered by Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan in April from South Korea turn out to have been flawed, and were never used.
PHOTOS: Human smugglers in Mexico stuffed 71 migrants in the back of a tractor-trailer in an attempt to reach the Texas border.
A federal court struck down laws that prohibit mental health professionals from counseling children and teens who are troubled by unwanted same-sex attractions or gender dysphoria.
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