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In a notable development at the Supreme Court, former U.S. Attorney General Ed Meese, collaborating with law experts Steven G. Calabresi and Gary S. Lawson, submitted a persuasive amicus curiae brief. The document challenges the constitutional validity of Special Counsel Jack Smith’s appointment by Attorney General Merrick Garland. They argue that appointing Smith, a private citizen, contradicts the Appointments Clause of the U.S. Constitution. The brief, presented on Wednesday, asserts that Smith, lacking federal government authority, metaphorically resembles “a modern example of the naked emperor.” They contend that Smith possesses no more legal capacity to represent the United States in…

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In a recent development, Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick expressed strong confidence in the legal fortitude of Texas’ new legislation, empowering law enforcement to detain individuals suspected of illegal entry into the state. He believes these laws will be upheld in court, potentially reaching the U.S. Supreme Court for final judgment. Texas Governor Greg Abbott has initiated a bold move, transporting undocumented immigrants to Chicago. This decision comes as a direct response to Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s policy of seizing buses carrying migrants. Lt. Gov. Patrick criticized the Biden administration for its lack of action and accused presidential spokeswoman Karine…

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In a tragic incident in Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, at least 15 people lost their lives in a mass shooting at a university campus. The incident, which ranks among the deadliest in the nation’s history, ended with the shooter taking his own life. The gunman, identified as a student at Charles University, initiated the attack within the university’s philosophy department. Prague Police Chief Martin Vondrasek confirmed the location of the shooting, but the identity of the shooter and the motive behind the attack remain undisclosed. Czech Interior Minister Vit Rakusan stated that there is no indication that…

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In the United States, the Senate has adjourned for the Christmas holiday amidst unresolved negotiations between Democrats and Republicans on crucial issues of foreign aid funding and border security. The stalemate is primarily due to Republicans seeking reforms in the asylum process and insisting on emergency aid for Israel and additional support for Ukraine. Senator Tom Cotton, a prominent Republican figure, has firmly stated that his party will not compromise on these demands. The ongoing crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border, where record-breaking numbers of over 12,000 illegal immigrants are crossing daily, has intensified the urgency of these discussions. Earlier in…

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In December, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has experienced a significant surge in migrant encounters at the southern border, surpassing 200,000 already, with an average daily encounter rate exceeding 10,000. This escalation occurs with several days still remaining in the month, according to CBP insiders. This rise in encounters during December has broken previous records. September witnessed a record high of over 269,000 encounters, with October following closely with over 240,000. November’s figures are pending, but December’s current pace suggests a potential new monthly record, surpassing last December’s 252,000 encounters. The year has been marked by unprecedented numbers in…

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In a significant development in Colorado’s political arena, the state’s Supreme Court recently ruled to exclude former President Donald Trump from the 2024 ballot. This decision, grounded in the 14th Amendment due to Trump’s alleged involvement in the January 6, 2021 Capitol riots, has raised eyebrows, especially considering the backgrounds of the individuals behind the lawsuit that led to this verdict. The lawsuit, initiated by Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW), a group claiming to be “nonpartisan,” played a pivotal role in this legal development. However, scrutiny of financial contributions reveals that the board chairs of CREW have…

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In a recent development, Rudy Giuliani, previously the mayor of New York City and an attorney for former President Donald Trump, has declared bankruptcy. This action comes in the wake of a court directive demanding the immediate settlement of a substantial penalty for defaming two election officials in Georgia. The Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, made public on Thursday, indicates Giuliani’s current financial inability to cover a multitude of expenses, including extensive legal costs and outstanding tax obligations. The court previously mandated Giuliani to compensate two women, whom he had wrongly accused of electoral misconduct during the 2020 presidential election, with…

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In a landmark announcement, Vice President Kamala Harris declared on Wednesday that the United States plans to send an international astronaut to the moon alongside American crew members within this decade. This revelation was made during the third session of the U.S. National Space Council under the current administration, highlighting the Artemis program’s key role in pioneering space exploration efforts. Vice President Harris emphasized the significance of global collaboration in these endeavors, pointing out that the Artemis program is not just a U.S. mission but a collective effort involving contributions from the European Space Agency, Japan, and Canada. These contributions…

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More than half of American adults support the Colorado Supreme Court’s decision to bar former President Donald Trump from the state’s 2024 election ballot, according to a recent survey. Nationwide, this decision, which is grounded in the 14th Amendment’s provision prohibiting ‘insurrection,’ has provoked a substantial backlash. The YouGov survey, which comprised almost 3,500 respondents, found that 38% of American adults strongly approve of the court’s decision, while 54% express approval. 35% of adults, in contrast, express disapproval of the decision, with 28% expressing significant disapproval. Notably, the survey also reveals that a substantial proportion of the Republican constituency, 24%,…

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“The View” co-host Joy Behar ignited a storm of controversy on social media following her remarks on the potential legal disqualification of former President Donald Trump from the 2024 presidential race. In a recent discourse on digital platforms, Behar responded to comments made by former Congressman Joe Walsh, who, despite his belief in Trump’s insurrectionist actions, expressed skepticism about the effectiveness and clarity of the 14th Amendment’s “insurrection ban.” Walsh emphasized that defeating Trump should be a matter for voters, not courts. Contrary to Walsh’s views, Behar expressed her apprehension about the electoral system’s capacity to fairly counter Trump’s candidacy,…

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In a significant development that has triggered anticipation and unease, Virginia Giuffre, a key figure in the Jeffrey Epstein abuse allegations, has hinted at the unease among numerous individuals linked to Epstein. These individuals are poised to be publicly identified, following a court ruling. Giuffre, who has been at the forefront of seeking justice against Epstein and his associates for the sexual abuse she claims to have suffered as a minor, took to social media to express her reaction to the upcoming disclosures. She alluded to the potential discomfort that those implicated in the documents might feel during the festive…

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John Kasich, the former governor of Ohio, has vehemently opposed the recent decision by the Colorado Supreme Court to remove former President Donald Trump from the state’s 2024 election ballot. Kasich, a former Trump critic, shared his stance on the subject during an appearance on “Chris Jansing Reports” on MSNBC. The judgment of the Colorado Supreme Court, which invokes the insurrection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, has generated considerable debate. Prior to this, this provision, which was designed to bar former Confederates from obtaining federal office, had not been applied to disqualify a presidential candidate. Kasich criticized the decision, stating…

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A number of liberal political commentators and journalists have voiced their approval of the Colorado Supreme Court’s ruling to eliminate former President Donald Trump from the primary ballot of the state in 2024. This ruling, which is supported by the 14th Amendment’s insurrection clause, signifies the inaugural application of this constitutional provision to automatically disqualify a presidential candidate. Prominent individuals, including Rick Wilson of The Lincoln Project, anti-Trump commentator George Conway, and Mara Gay, a member of The New York Times Editorial Board, have praised the court’s decision. A critical stance towards Trump’s actions that has persisted for an extended…

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In a recent turn of events, President Joe Biden faced vocal opposition during his visit to Milwaukee, where he was met by pro-Palestinian demonstrators. These protesters, rallying under the Wisconsin Coalition for Justice in Palestine, expressed their discontent with Biden’s stance on the Israel-Hamas conflict that began on October 7. The protest, representing over 60 organizations, was marked by strong statements from individuals like Munjed Ahmad, an attorney. Speaking to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Ahmad criticized Biden’s policies, accusing him of complicity in what he termed as genocide in Gaza. He emphasized the crucial role of the Palestinian voting bloc…

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In a recent legal development, a federal judge has accelerated the payment process for a $148 million judgment against Rudy Giuliani, the former Mayor of New York City. The decision comes in favor of two Georgia election workers, Ruby Freeman and Shay Moss, who had sued Giuliani for defamation. The mother-daughter duo accused Giuliani of falsely alleging their involvement in voter fraud during the 2020 election in Fulton County, Georgia. Last week, a jury ruled in their favor, ordering Giuliani to compensate them for the defamation. Freeman and Moss, concerned about Giuliani potentially dissipating his assets, requested immediate enforcement of…

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