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Nevada Court Dismisses Trump ‘Fake Electors’ Case A Nevada judge has dismissed the so-called “fake electors” case related to the 2020 presidential election. The case was brought against six Republicans whom prosecutors accused of illegally submitting certificates to Congress certifying former President Donald Trump as the winner of the election. Judge Mary Kay Holthus Throws Out Case Judge Mary Kay Holthus, who presides over Clark County District Court in Nevada,

Biden Campaign to Mark Second Anniversary of Roe Reversal as he Makes Abortion Rights a Key Reelection Message Written by Michael Williams Published 9:00 AM EDT, Sun June 23, 2024 President Joe Biden and his allies intend to mark the second anniversary of the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade this week. This issue is one the president’s campaign views as key to his reelection bid. Biden’s Campaign

Mankato Locals Clear Damaged Debris Following Flood; City Gears Up for Additional Rainfall In a demonstration of community resilience, residents of Mankato spent their Saturday clearing significant amounts of debris from their flood-hit basements. The city, in response, is mounting preparations for more heavy rain anticipated later in the day. A Day of Recovery Extreme flash flooding on the previous day had inundated the city’s streets and parking garages, forcing

Trump Advocates for Ten Commandments in Schools at Evangelical Conference Delivering a powerful address at an evangelical Christian conference on Saturday, Jun 22, former President Donald Trump expressed his support for displaying the Ten Commandments in schools and other public places. His comments during the Faith & Freedom Coalition gathering attracted a cheering crowd and were in line with new legislation signed in Louisiana this past week. Trump’s Passionate Support

People in Spencer, IA Urged to Shelter Amidst Flooding Date Published: Jun. 22, 2024 SPENCER, Iowa – Flood Emergency Emergency crews in Spencer, Iowa have tirelessly worked throughout the night and into the afternoon of Saturday in response to significant flooding. Unprecedented levels of rainfall instigated historic flood levels from the Little Sioux and Ocheyedan Rivers, leading to the closure of all roads in Spencer. In this state of emergency,

Tropical chances decrease for a repeat of Alberto in southwestern Gulf of Mexico Overview Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center are continuously monitoring a tropical disturbance, known as Invest 93L, in the southwestern Gulf of Mexico for potential development into a tropical depression. Whether it develops or not, additional rounds of heavy rainfall are expected for northeastern Mexico and South Texas throughout next week. Invest 93L’s Progress The FOX Forecast

The Mysterious Las Vegas Monolith: What We Know About Its Removal By Police In an unusual chain of events, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department announced this past week about the removal of a baffling monolith from a mountain range to the north of the city. This tangible monolith added to the roster of the strange structures that have been appearing in the United States, sparking curiosity concerning the origin

FBI Called in to Assist in Investigating Ruidoso Fires The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) confirmed on Friday that it has joined state, federal, and tribal investigators to determine the cause of the fierce forest fires in Ruidoso, New Mexico. Authorities are asking anyone with information that could aid their investigation to contact the federal agency. An Overview of the Devastating Fires The South Fork Fire was first reported Monday

Chicago Closes Cooling Centers Amid Continual Heat Wave Despite being in the throes of a persistent heat wave, Chicago officials decided to shut down all of the city’s multiple cooling centers, except one, during the federal Juneteenth holiday. This decision has come under scrutiny as temperatures continue to rise beyond 90 degrees Fahrenheit for four consecutive days. Evaporating Lifelines amid Scorching Temperatures Earlier this week, in response to the heat

Wayne Johnson Triumphs in Georgia’s 2nd Congressional District Republican Runoff Victory For Johnson In a remarkable turn of events, Wayne Johnson has secured a victory over fellow Republican Chuck Hand in Georgia’s 2nd Congressional District Republican primary runoff. Having served as the CEO of the Department of Education’s Office of Federal Student Aid in former President Trump’s administration, Johnson’s victory underlines his rising political prowess. Energy-filled Runoff The 2nd Congressional