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Barack Obama does not believe that Kamala Harris can win over Donald Trump according to a source to the New York Post, the former president is one of the few prominent Democrats who did not support Harris as a presidential candidate

Kimberly Cheatle, the head of the Secret Service who was in charge of Donald Trump's security during the assassination attempt, resigns a day after being questioned by Congress, President Joe Biden writes in a statement that Jill and he are grateful for her decades of public service

All 23 Democratic governors publicly support Kamala Harris as the Democratic Party's presidential candidate, her campaign receives USD 81 million in donations in the first day, which is said to be the highest ever for a single day

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, wearing a blue long-sleeved sweatshirt and gold necklace, says that Donald Trump's reaction immediately after the assassination attempt was one of the most badass things he has seen in his entire life, also says he will not support either candidate

Barack Obama believes Joe Biden has little choice but to bail out and save face according to report by the Washington Post and top Democrats say it could happen as early as this weekend according to report by Axios and Associated Press

California Gov. Gavin Newsom signs law banning schools from informing parents if their child starts identifying as a different gender, prompts Elon Musk to announce that headquarters of SpaceX and X will move from the state to Austin, Texas

Ohio Senator J.D. Vance is nominated by Donald Trump as the vice presidential candidate, known for his memoir Hillbilly Elegy, said in a 2016 interview that he found Donald Trump reprehensible but has since apologized and for his 2022 senatorial campaign he received USD 10 million from his former boss Peter Thiel

Judge Aileen M. Cannon dismisses the case against Donald Trump regarding his handling of classified documents on the grounds that the appointment of Jack Smith to lead the prosecution violates the Constitution, the ruling can be appealed

Donald Trump survives assassination attempt at rally in Butler, PA, gets shot in the ear but rises with a closed fist before being led off stage, rally attendee and shooter killed, the shooting is being investigated as attempted assassination of the ex-president

Barron Trump, Donald Trump's 18-year-old son, receives a standing ovation and turns to wave to the crowd after his father during a Florida campaign rally asks him to stand, welcomes him to the scene and says it's the first time he’s ever done this

Democrat-linked actor George Clooney and Vermont Sen. Peter Welch (D) publicly call on Joe Biden to drop his candidacy and Nancy Pelosi urges the president to make a final decision

The US Supreme Court rules that presidents are immune from prosecution for official acts committed during their presidency, but not unofficial ones, prompting the judge in the accounting fraud case against Donald Trump to delay sentencing from July 11 to September 18

81-year-old Joe Biden says after yesterday's debate with Donald Trump that he knows he is not young anymore and that he is not debating as well as he used to, the comments come after widespread reporting of his poor performance and that Democrats are considering replacing him as presidential candidate

The first of two scheduled debates between Donald Trump and Joe Biden will take place for 90 minutes starting at 21.00 Eastern Standard Time on June 27 with CNN as the host, the candidates flipped coin to determine their podium placement and order of closing statement and the Biden campaign chose to stand on the right and Trump chose to have the last word, the next one is being held by ABC News in September

Hundreds of people gather in off-grid community in the Utah desert with the main purpose of avoiding the madness of the modern world as well as the political climate of the Biden administration, 74-year-old founder Philip Gleason says that at first they wondered if the place was too remote but now they are wondering if it is far enough

Disney VP says the company will not hire nor promote white men, also says half-black men not looking black enough have been denied opportunities and that at least 30% of the writers are gay, comments made in undercover video obtained by O'Keefe Media Group

Glenn Greenwald says in an interview with Tucker Carlson that the relationship with Israel has long been a huge inherent contradiction of the American right which is beeing actualized since the Hamas attack on October 7 and that the time to tiptoeing around the issue has long since passed, while Carlson says he spent a number of decades of avoiding talking about the subject because almost all of his friends love Israel [video]

Mandatory for all classrooms in Louisiana public schools to have the Ten Commandments in large, easily readable font on the wall after Republican Governor Jeff Landry signed the bill on June 19th and the posters will be funded by donations, it also applies to public kindergartens and universities

The annual defense policy bill, NDAA, that was voted through in the US House of Representatives on Friday includes the change that all men in the US between the ages of 18 and 26 are automatically registered with the agency Selective Service System, which was previously only voluntary

Lara Trump, co-chair of Republican Party, announces that Republicans are preparing to send 100,000 poll watchers and 500 lawyers to election sites around the country during the November presidential election, New York Post says that studies have shown that election fraud in the United States is extremely rare

Hunter Biden guilty of all three criminal counts at his gun trial in Delaware, was found guilty of making a false statement in connection with the sale of a firearm, a false statement in a firearms transaction and possessing a firearm while being a drug user or drug addict, faces a maximum of 25 years in prison, trial regarding his failing to pay taxes on more than USD 1.4 million in income over several years to follow in Los Angeles in September

Lime implements no-go zone remotely shutting down scooters around a Pride flag mural painted on a crosswalk in Spokane, Washington, the measure follows the arrest of three teenagers for making skid marks on the mural and a viral journalist report about a group of kids using their scooters at the location, Lime Director of Government Relations Hayden Harvey says everyone at the company condemns these vile acts in no uncertain terms

The number of migrants caught illegally crossing the U.S.-Mexico border dropped 20% after Joe Biden's sweeping policy that generally bars migrants who illegally cross the border from claiming asylum and maximizes fast-tracked deportation, senior U.S. border official says it's still too early to say the trend is definitive but that it might be indicative of possible early success

Donald Trump on the verge of losing his gun license after the ruling in New York last week and the freedom of speech organization Second Amendment Foundation intends to pursue the matter legally if it happens

Majority white areas in the southern US are increasingly trying to break away from black areas such as St. George in Louisiana which will be separated from Baton Rouge and around Atlanta where eleven new cities have sprung up since 2005, the phenomenon has come to be known as white fortressing

Alex Jones agrees to Chapter 7 liquidation of assets to pay Sandy Hook families whom he owes more than USD 1.5 billion in damages over statements regarding the 2012 school massacre

Donald Trump says in an interview in response to Thursday's verdict that success will be his revenge but that it is difficult when you see what they, whom he calls evil and sick, have done, that he may feel differently now about not locking Hillary Clinton up and says yes to whether he will declassify documents about the assassination of John F. Kennedy, 9/11 and the Jeffrey Epstein case

Alexander Soros writes on X that Democrats should refer to Donald Trump as a convicted felon at every opportunity, that repetition is the key to a successful message and that they want people to wrestle with the notion of ​​appointing a convicted felon as president

Donald Trump's campaign received nearly USD 53 million in donations after Thursday's court decision, with more than a third coming from new donors

Jury finds Donald Trump guilty on all 34 charges of campaign fund related accounting fraud, to pay hush-money to former porn actress Stormy Daniels, the verdict can be appealed and does not bar Trump from running in the presidential election

Donald Trump speaks at the Libertarian Party convention, receives boos and heckling, and says that if he wasn't a libertarian before, he is now since he in the last year has been indicted by the government for 91 different things, points out they should put him forward as their presidential candidate if they want to win and not just get their 3 percent every four years

42-year-old David DePape is sentenced to 30 years in prison for assault and attempted kidnapping of a federal official after being seen standing with a hammer in the hand at the home of Paul Pelosi, husband of former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who was dressed in underpants and night shirt when police arrived in the middle of night after a 911 call in what can be seen in released police body cam footage

Four months in prison is expected Steve Bannon after the appeals court upholds the 2022 conviction for contempt of court under investigation surrounding the events at the Capitol on January 6, 2021, the possibilities of the appeal are there but according to the article the chance of winning is small

Donald Trump's 18-year-old son, Barron Trump, will be one of Florida's delegates to the Republican convention that is expected to officially nominate his father as the presidential candidate, is much more politically interested than people realize according to Daily Mail source and Republican media and business mogul Patrick Bet-David says he is the most interesting 18-year-old he's ever met

45-year-old Joshua Dean, who testified against Boeing and warned of production problems, dies of rapid bacterial infection, was represented by the same law firm as Boeing whistleblower John Barnett, who died two months ago of a self-inflicted gunshot wound while testifying

Police storm Columbia University Tuesday night after pro-Palestinian protesters occupied the Hamilton Hall building and arrests more than 100 after President Minouche Shafik called for help, images show broken windows, overturned furniture and trash

The US House of Representatives votes to pass the Antisemitism Awareness Actthat defines antisemitism at the federal level according to the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance which lists, among other things, the use of symbols and images associated with classic antisemitism such as the claim that Jews killed Jesus

Donald Trump one of the speakers at the national convention of the American party The Libertarian Party on May 25 this year and will receive a list of the most pressing issues for the party's members in advance, says libertarians are some of the most independent and thoughtful thinkers in the country and that is honored to join them in Washington DC later this month

The US Supreme Court holds oral hearing on the question of whether and to what extent presidents enjoy immunity from prosecution, outcome unclear and the decision is expected in late June and until then the trial of Donald Trump's involvement in alleged election fraud in 2020 is postponed

The first week of the trial in which Donald Trump is accused of 34 counts of accounting violations for having recorded legal hush-money payments as legal expenses and thus conspiring to influence the 2016 election, ends with its first witness, the National Enquirers David Pecker, admits he agreed to provide positive coverage of Trump

Homosexual couples are more likely to be exposed to risks linked to climate change compared to heterosexual couples according to a report from the UCLA School of Law, is motivated by the fact that the probability is higher that they live in poorer communities

108 protesters arrested at Emerson College in Boston, 93 people at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles and 34 at the University of Texas at Austin as a result of student demonstrations in the wake of the war in Palestine

US House of Representatives votes for additional USD 61 billion in aid to Ukraine, prompting Democrats to wave the Ukrainian flag in the chamber

37-year-old self-proclaimed investigative journalist Max Azzarello sets himself on fire near the trial of Donald Trump, writing on Substack that the motive is to draw attention to the fact that we are victims of a totalitarian con and that the government is about to hit us with a apocalyptic fascist world coup, the fire was extinguished by police and he is now in hospital in critical condition

Florida woman sentenced to one month in prison for stealing and reselling Joe Biden's daughter Ashley's diary, in which it says Joe and Ashley took "probably not appropriate" showers together and that she was hypersexualized at a young age

35-year-old Shant Soghomonian starts a fire inside a property outside US Senator Bernie Sanders' office in Vermont on Friday, Sanders not there at the time, no one is injured and the perpetrator is arrested on Sunday

Those forced by New York police to remove their hijabs while being photographed are entitled to between USD 7,000 and USD 13,000 under a settlement totaling USD 17.5 million after two Muslim women filed a class action lawsuit against the city in 2018

Baltimore's black mayor Brandon Scott says DEI, diversity, equality and inclusion, is used as racist term by people who don't have the guts to say the N word

US President Joe Biden's fundraiser at Radio City Music Hall in New York with Barack Obama and Bill Clinton interrupted during Stephen Colbert's interview by pro-Palestinian protesters chanting, among other things, "you have blood on your hands"

American independent presidential candidate Robert Kennedy Jr. picks Google founder Sergey Brin's ex-wife, 38-year-old Nicole Shanahan, as his running mate, she donated USD 25,000 to the Biden Victory Fund during the 2020 presidential election and says during the introduction speech that she is now leaving the Democratic Party since they have lost their way

A majority of Americans believe that World War III is at least reasonably likely in the next five to ten years, of which 22 percent believe it is very likely, according to a Yougov survey, while only 6 percent believe that the United States will not be a participating party

Donald Trump's lawyers say it is impossible for him to pay the USD 454 million fine he was ordered to pay due to the verdict in the real estate valuation case, which could lead to the seizure of his assets by Democratic Attorney Letitia James, attempt to take his social media platform Truth Social public under way

Jeff Bezos' ex-wife, MacKenzie Scott, donates USD 640 million to 361 non-profits of which at least 14 organizations are LGBTQ-focused, Executive Director of LGBTQ lobby organization OutFront Minnesota, Kat Rohn, says that the USD 2 million donation they received is larger than their entire annual budget

In fiscal year 2023, border officials encountered 189,401 illegal immigrants along the US-Canada border, compared to 916 for fiscal year 2021, in March, eight immigrants from Albania and India died while trying to cross the St. Lawrence in the state of New York

U.S. District Judge Sharon Johnson Coleman rules that illegal immigrant has the right to bear arms under the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution as Heriberto Carbajal-Flores is acquitted after being tried for carrying weapons during the 2020 Chicago riots

SpaceX is building spy satellite networks for US intelligence, according to five Reuters sources, is being built under the Starshield business unit with a USD 1.8 billion contract with the National Reconnaissance Office signed in 2021, will allow the US to quickly spot potential targets almost all over the world

The US Coast Guard stops 65 Haitians who tried to flee by boat and sends them back to Haiti which is condemned by the Mark Zuckerberg-backed migration lobby organization The Haitian Bridge Alliance, during the Biden administration close to 400,000 Haitians have migrated to the US

Republicans Donald Trump, Vivek Ramaswamy, Rand Paul and Thomas Massie who oppose banning Tiktok are accepting donations from Jeff Yass, Pennsylvania's richest man, an adviser to the Cato Institute and one of the biggest investors in Tiktok owner ByteDance

US Supreme Court will take up the case of Donald Trump's immunity from prosecution regarding the events at the Capitol on January 6, 2021, it is the first time that the Supreme Court will take up any of the charges against the former president

25-year-old US Air Force officer Aaron Bushnell dies after setting himself on fire outside Israel's embassy in Washington DC in protest against what he says is the genocide in Gaza, saying in a recording that what he will do is not extreme at all compared to what people have been experiencing in Palestine at the hands of their colonizers

Donald Trump wins the Republican primary in challenger Nikki Haley's home state South Carolina after the results was called seconds after the polls closed, the first time in more than 50 years that a Republican candidate lost in the home state when Nixon lost to Reagan in California

Truck drivers in the US are planning a boycott of New York after Donald Trump's latest sentence, freight by truck accounts for approximately 70 percent of all freight in the US and X-user Chicago1Ray claims that many drivers will start refusing loads to New York on Monday and that if you fuck around you will find out

Donald Trump is ordered by Judge Arthur Engoron to pay USD 355 million and is banned from doing business in New York for three years in a case concerning that he allegedly inflated assets to get better terms from banks and insurance companies his sons, Eric and Donald Trump Jr, are ordered to pay $4 million each

38-year-old Alexander Soros, son of George Soros and now chairman of the Open Society Foundations, is dating 47-year-old Huma Abedin, ex-wife of scandal-ridden Anthony Weiner and close associate of Hillary Clinton, is made public when Abedin publishes photos of the couple from a restaurant in Paris on Valentine's Day

More than 1,000 black pastors show their displeasure with Joe Biden's stance on the war in Palestine through meetings with White House representatives, open letters and advertisements, Pastor Timothy McDonald, who signed open letter calling for a cease-fire, says it will be very difficult to persuade our people to vote for Biden

George Soros has donated more than USD 3 million in the past year to at least five left-wing organizations in Texas, according to state campaign finance records, including Texas Majority PAC with the candid goal of flip the state to the Democrats instead of the Republicans

US city of Seattle, Washington pays USD 10 million to Black Lives Matter-affiliated vandals in settlement after being sued over allegations of excessive force by the police, best financial decision for city as case has been a significant drain on city time and resources according to City Attorney Ann Davison

Federal court in Canada rules that Justin Trudeau's invocation of emergency laws to combat the 2022 truck demonstrations was unwarranted, among other things the government froze the assets of participating individuals and companies and some remain in jail

Citing the climate crisis, the Biden administration is halting all new and pending applications to export liquefied natural gas, of which Texas is the world's third-largest exporter, the decisionen is in retaliation for Texas standing up to the government over the border crisis according to state Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham

Donald Trump ordered to pay USD 83 million in damages to E. Jean Carroll, who accused him of defamation after she said he destroyed her reputation as a reliable journalist by denying that he raped her nearly 30 years ago

58-year-old murderer Kenneth Smith the first American to be executed by asphyxiation with nitrogen gas when he was confirmed dead Thursday night at the William C. Holman Correctional Facility in Alabama after the execution was previously postifponed due to the dficulty of finding a vein to insert the lethal injection

Titus Warren, a Democrat employed by the Republicans in the White House, is caught on camera by investigative journalist James O'Keefe saying that members of Congress have sex parties, affairs with each other, are blackmailed and get suggestions on how to vote through a group chat, also saying that a majority of latecomers are hungover and that Madison Cawthorn wasn't lying

Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott writes in statement that Texas' constitutional right to defend itself against invasion trumps any federal restraining order, after the Supreme Court upheld the federal states right to remove barbed wire erected by Texas to prevent border trespasses, the governors of Oklahoma, Virginia, Florida, South Dakota , Georgia and Montana voice their support for Texas

Donald Trump wins the Republican primary in New Hampshire by 11 percentage points margin over challenger Nikki Haley who chooses to continue candidacy, next primary is in Nevada on February 6

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson (D) is reportedly hospitalized for panic attacks, has been vocal about the city's economic problems as a result of increased immigration, and Illinois ranks sixth in fentanyl overdose deaths with 3,000 deaths between April 2022 and April 2023

Donald Trump wins the first Republican primary in Iowa with 51 percent of the vote, followed by Ron DeSantis in second place, Nikki Haley in third and Vivek Ramaswamy who comes in fourth with 7.7 percent suspends his presidential campaign and endorses Donald Trump

Five percent of the inhabitants of Canada were Muslims in 2021, which is a doubling since 2001 and the demand for halal products is increasing, in 2016 the country's food authority decided that halal certifying products must mention which organization did the certification and eleven years ago, beef gelatin was removed as an ingredient in the classic McCain Deep'n Delicious cake which went viral among Muslims

As part of its diversity and inclusion agenda, the US Federal Aviation Administration strives to employ those who have hearing or vision problems, those who are missing limbs, both those who are partially paralyzed and those who are totally paralyzed, those who suffer from epilepsy, those with severe intellectual disabilities, those with psychiatric disabilities and dwarfs

A loose-knit network in the US is quietly planning to prevent any possibility of an expansion of the president's power and is studying Donald Trump's past actions and current stance to be ready, includes lawsuits and writing letters to Trump employees stating the consequences they will face if they seek to undermine constitutional practice, in December law was signed that prevents the president from withdrawing from NATO without the approval of the Senate or Congress

The US military has over the past five years seen a sharp decline in applications from whites, which accounts for a big part of the total decline, in 2018, 44,042 new recruits were categorized as white while only 25,070 in 2023

Then-Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley operated outside his legal authority when he made it difficult for the National Guard in Washington DC to respond to the protests on January 6, 2021, according to Col. Earl G. Matthews, adviser to the commanding general of the National Guard from 2018 to 2021, who belives Milley controlled the army instead of Trump

Ray Epps, who can be seen on video repeatedly calling on those present to go into the Capitol in Washington DC on January 6, 2021, is sentenced, in a private hearing via Zoom that was abruptly changed from a public hearing, to one year of probation, USD 500 in restitution and 100 hours of community service

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was treated for prostate cancer during the four days the president, White House and Pentagon were unaware he was hospitalized and off duty, Republicans are calling for his resignation and the White House has launched a review of the incident

Underground tunnel found under Synagogue 770, the world headquarters of the Chabab-Lubavitch Jewish sect, in Brooklyn, New York and riots erupt when it is about to be refilled and police arrive as Jews block the tunnel, Rabbi Motti Seligson blames young extremists and the tunnel's purpose is still unknown

Stores that sell toys in California and has at least 500 employees are forced to have gender-neutral departments starting at the turn of the year, Assemblymember Evan Low says he was inspired by an 8-year-old girl who asked why a store should tell her what a girl's shirt or toy should be

Harvard's first black president Claudine Gay is stepping down after six months at the post in the wake of recent scandals involving her research plagiarism and her inability to distance herself from anti-Semitism

Republican Governor Mike DeWine votes against bill that would ban puberty blockers and sex hormones to minors and ban boys from competing in girl's sports after five years of receiving donations from hospitals that perform gender reassignments

Illegal immigrants get health care for free in California starting January 1, 2024, a USD 68 billion budget deficit is expected in the state next fiscal year

Chicago's black and Democratic mayor, Brandon Johnson, asserts in regards to the immigration to the United States, if the federal government does not make substantial investments the repercussions will not be limited to Chicago alone as the entire nation is at risk, highlighting that nearly 15,000 individuals currently reside in temporary shelters in the city

Barack Obama is said to have lobbied for Harvard to stand behind its president Claudine Gay according to source to Jewish Insider, Obama's former Secretary of Commerce Penny Pritzker serves as senior fellow of the university's highest governing body

Democrat-appointed judges at The Colorado Supreme Court disqualifies Donald Trump from running for president in the state on the grounds that he violated the 14th Amendment of the Constitution as a result of his responsibility for the events at the Capitol on January 6, it is the first time in history that Section 3 of the amendment has been invoked

250 years since the Boston Tea Party on Saturday 16 December which is being commemorated in Boston with a re-enactment of actors and the throwing of tea into the harbour, the audience could be heard booing as actor performing as King George III read out orders to close the bay

US Senate employee Aidan Maese-Czeropski, who was fired for recording a gay sex video in the Senate chamber, writes in a statement that he was attacked for political reasons for who he loves, and says that he would never disrespect his workplace

Early applications to Harvard down 17 percent compared to last year, the deadline was before President Claudine Gay's high-profile congressional testimony but the first round of applications after Supreme Court ruled affirmative action unconstitutional

Rudy Giuliani is ordered to pay USD 148 million to Rudy Freeman and Shaye Moss, who sued the former New York mayor for defamation after he alleged that the two women, whom Joe Biden later awarded Presidential Citizens Medals, contributed to election fraud in the state of Georgia in 2020, Giuliani says the appeal will take time as there is so much to appeal

The satanist exhibition at Iowa's State Capitol destroyed by Christian military veteran Michael Cassidy by beheading the statue depicting Baphomet, says he did it to awaken Christians to the anti-Christian acts promoted by our government

Elon Musk plans university in Austin, Texas, with funding of 100 million USD according to tax filings of his charity The Foundation, the intention is to create a university dedicated to the highest level of education

Harvard's board write in a statement that they reaffirm their support for the university's president Claudine Gay after she said it was depends of the context that calling for the genocide of Jews violates the school's code of conduct and after accusations that she plagiarized her research, UPenn president Liz Magill recently resigned as a result . of similar statements about anti-Semitism

The number of deaths from overdose in San Francisco up to and including October of this year was 692, while the deadliest full year, 2020, saw 720, and in a survey of 74 of the city's restaurants, 3 percent stated that they had not experienced vandalism during the month in question

56-year-old James Yoo blows up his house in Arlington, Virginia, when police were attempting to execute a search warrant and is confirmed dead, had contacted the FBI countless times and posted on LinkedIn recently with, among other things, pictures of neighbors who he believed were after him