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  • Chinese Student in Michigan Charged with Illegal Voting, Triggers New Debate on Noncitizen Voting Security
    Chinese Student in Michigan Charged with Illegal Voting, Triggers New Debate on Noncitizen Voting Security
    A Chinese national studying in Michigan faces felony charges for allegedly voting in the 2024 U.S. election, sparking fresh debate on voter eligibility. Authorities disclosed that the 19-year-old international student, who attends the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, registered to vote on-site on October 27 and cast his ballot the same day. Later, he reportedly returned to election officials in an attempt to retrieve his ballot, raising questions about his initial intentions.
  • Ron DeSantis Wages All-Out Battle to Block Abortion Rights as Florida Faces Crucial Ballot Decision
    FILE PHOTO: Florida Governor Ron Desantis speaks during a campaign rally by U.S. President Donald Trump at Pensacola International Airport in Pensacola, Florida, U.S., October 23, 2020.
    Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is mounting an all-encompassing campaign to defeat Amendment 4, a ballot measure that could restore abortion rights in the state. The amendment, which would enshrine the right to abortion in Florida's constitution, represents one of the most contentious political battles in the state ahead of Election Day. If passed, the measure would overturn Florida's current six-week abortion ban, a policy DeSantis championed and signed into law earlier this year.
  • GOP’s Healthcare Plan: Mike Johnson Promises to Dismantle Obamacare if Trump Wins
    Speaker Mike Johnson Shakes Head, Grimaces as Biden Criticizes Trump Tax Cuts and Claims Deficit Reduction
    House Speaker Mike Johnson has pledged "massive" healthcare reforms if Donald Trump is reelected, setting the stage for a renewed push to dismantle the Affordable Care Act (ACA), commonly known as Obamacare.
  • Supreme Court Temporarily Allows Virginia to Remove 1,600 Voters from Rolls Ahead of Election
    Judge Orders Virginia to Restore 1,600 Voter Registrations Purged Before Election
    The U.S. Supreme Court has temporarily blocked a federal court ruling that had ordered Virginia to restore 1,600 voters to its rolls, a decision that comes just days before the state's election. The emergency ruling is a significant win for Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin and his administration, who argued that the state's voter roll maintenance program, which removes noncitizens, is lawful and necessary to protect election integrity.
  • Biden’s ‘Garbage’ Comment Gives Trump a New Rallying Cry Amid Election Controversy
    Joe Biden and Donald Trump
    President Joe Biden's recent comments have ignited a political firestorm just days before the election, potentially giving former President Donald Trump a new talking point amid his efforts to deflect controversy from his Madison Square Garden rally.
  • Trump Scrambles to Contain Racism Fallout After Puerto Rico 'Garbage' Slur Sparks Outrage
    PUTIN FAN
    Donald Trump's recent rally in Allentown, Pennsylvania, has stirred widespread anger among the state's sizable Puerto Rican population following a series of offensive remarks made by comedian Tony Hinchcliffe at a Trump event in Madison Square Garden.
  • Leaked DHS Messages Reveal Fears Over China’s Influence on Tim Walz, James Comer Alleges Agency Stonewalling
    Tim Walz’s China Ties Draw GOP Fire and Social Media Buzz
    House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer has intensified his investigation into Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's alleged ties to China, releasing internal Department of Homeland Security (DHS) communications and accusing the agency of stonewalling the inquiry. Comer's latest move comes after the DHS failed to fully comply with a congressional subpoena demanding documents related to Walz's connections with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
  • Tennessee AG Uncovers ICE Plan to Release Criminal Migrants into the State
    ICE to Close Nation's Largest Migrant Detention Center in Texas to Cut Costs
    Tennessee, Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti announced that a lawsuit filed by his office forced U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to reveal previously undisclosed documents exposing the federal agency's plan to release thousands of detained migrants, including convicted criminals, into the state. The documents, obtained after ICE failed to comply with Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests, shed light on a coordinated effort between ICE, local immigration-rights groups, and Nashville officials to facilitate these releases.
  • Donald Trump Warns ‘Nasty’ Michelle Obama of 'Big Mistake'
    U.S. President Donald Trump
    At a rally in Atlanta on Monday night, former President Donald Trump launched a pointed attack on former First Lady Michelle Obama, warning her that she had made a "big mistake" by being "nasty" towards him. The remarks came just over a week before Election Day, as tensions continue to rise between the two major campaigns.
  • Trump’s MSG Rally Faces Backlash for Offensive anti-Puerto Rican Remarks as Campaign Struggles with Fallout
    FIRST WIFE
    Former President Donald Trump's campaign is facing mounting backlash following a controversial rally held at Madison Square Garden on Sunday. The event, intended to energize Trump's base ahead of the 2024 presidential election, has instead sparked outrage over offensive remarks made by speakers, including comedian Tony Hinchcliffe, whose comments about Puerto Rico drew widespread condemnation.
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