Новости за 03.07.2023

Conservatives in Arkansas have snagged a state Supreme Court majority for the first time ever after Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders (R) appointed the GOP chairman to fill a vacancy, The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports.

Michael Cohen's "Mea Culpa" podcast welcomed Audrey O'Day Monday – the Broadway star and Motown artist who joined the cast of "Celebrity Apprentice" where she met Donald Trump and his son, Donald Trump Jr. She details their first sexual experience and that the whole political persona is nothing more than an act.

Business owners in Florida are worried after Governor Ron DeSantis‘ new anti-immigrant law took effect on Saturday, forcing many migrant workers to flee the state and head north, to states like North Carolina and Georgia.

The ongoing conservative trash talk against the FBI has imperiled a key foreign surveillance program developed in the aftermath of 9/11, The New York Times reports.

A Ron DeSantis team member is warning that the campaign has an “uphill battle” and is falling apart in key states, Politico reported Monday.

Jeff Shesol, a historian and former speechwriter for President Bill Clinton, mapped out “the gravest danger” the U.S. Supreme Court “faces today” — specifically the “ethical rot and official indifference” that plagues the nine justices who sit on the highest court in the country.

In his essay, “The Tragedy of John Roberts,” published Monday by The New York Times, Shesol noted this year’s term “will likely be remembered” as the year SCOTUS “led by its chief justice, ended race-conscious... Читать дальше...

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) posted an anti-immigrant response to the riots in France in a tweet Monday – and Twitter exploded.

Congressional Republicans are working to extend tax breaks that have allowed dozens of major U.S. corporations—including Amazon, Google, and Verizon—to collectively save $67 billion since they were expanded in 2018, according to an analysis published late last week.

A New Jersey judge has been accused of recording dozens of TikTok videos containing profanity and sexual references and using violent, misogynistic and racist terms, according to a report.

Former U.S. Rep. Chris Collins (R-NY) believes he can win in Florida despite being pardoned by then-President Donald Trump for insider trading.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton reportedly went against the advice of his own staff members to take what Fox News is describing as a "shadowy" trip to China.

Fox News aired a segment on Monday urging viewers to drink Anheuser-Busch products — like Bud Light — even though conservative pundits have railed against the beverage company because it sponsored a transgender influencer.

ABC News is under fire for its enthusiastic profile of Moms for Liberty, a designated extremist anti-government group that has focused its attacks on the LGBTQ community including children.

Cheerleaders for Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' presidential campaign continue to hope that former President Donald Trump's legal problems will give DeSantis an advantage, but so far, that isn't happening.

Although special counsel Jack Smith hopes to begin former President Donald Trump's trial for illegal retention of national defense information started by the end of the year, moves being made by Trump codefendant Walt Nauta are making that less likely.

Former United States Secretary of Labor Robert Reich on Monday blasted Republicans for actively pursuing policies that make citizens' lives worse.

A prominent white historian sparked outrage when she told a conference that her professional life would have been easier if she were Black.

Former Justice Department attorney Jeffrey Clark defended his legal prowess on Monday after he claimed people believed he "lost his mind" over the 2020 presidential election.

Election officials are bracing for a flood of misinformation as the federal government changes its certification guidelines for voting machines.

The New York Times on Monday published a lengthy story about a college professor at the University of Chicago who was forced to cancel a class she had planned after being bombarded with violent threats from supporters of a student on campus who in the past has promoted the work of infamous neo-Nazi Nick Fuentes.

A former Republican state lawmaker says she was “Team DeSantis” before the Florida GOP governor and flailing presidential candidate’s campaign over the weekend promoted a viciously anti-LGBTQ ad she says is part of his “morally wrong” and “politically misguided” attacks on LGBTQ people. Now, she says, “you couldn’t pay” her to vote for him.

A man accused of using a flagpole to beat police officers as he rioted at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 has been arrested.

Newsmax correspondent Mike Carter faced pushback when he questioned Harvard students about the Supreme Court's recent Affirmative Action ruling that banned race as a factor in college admissions.

A Texas couple wants to remove a historic balcony from their home because of its racist connotations – but their city won't let them, according to a report.

As the sexual assault trial against actor Kevin Spacey proceeded in London, the first accuser to take the stand made a number of detailed claims, reported NBC News — including that one of Spacey's attacks nearly caused him to crash the vehicle they were driving in.