Elon Musk faces three proposed class-action lawsuits alleging fraud related to his America PAC. The PAC promised voters a chance to win $1 million for signing a petition, but winners were pre-selected, not chosen randomly. Plaintiffs claim they were duped into providing personal information based on this false promise. Lawsuits argue this constitutes fraud and breach of contract, irrespective of political alignment. Attorneys involved emphasize accountability for Musk’s actions, not partisan politics.
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Following the announcement of a key political appointment, Novavax and BioNTech experienced significant stock drops exceeding 7%, while Moderna reached its 2024 low. Pfizer saw more moderate losses. This market reaction follows the pharmaceutical industry’s substantial campaign donations to both parties, albeit with a greater contribution to Republicans. However, growing investor concern over the potential long-term economic costs of certain policies is contributing to broader market declines.
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Today, we filed a $100 million lawsuit against the CIA, FBI, NYPD, and the Department of Justice, alleging their complicity in the 1965 assassination of Malcolm X. The suit claims these agencies knew of the plot, actively suppressed evidence, and failed to protect him, contributing to a decades-long cover-up. This action seeks justice for the Shabazz family, who have suffered immensely due to the withheld information and the unresolved truth surrounding Malcolm X’s death. We hope this lawsuit will finally reveal the full extent of government involvement and hold those responsible accountable.
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Vivek Ramaswamy, head of the newly formed Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), proposes defunding over 1,200 federal programs totaling $516 billion annually due to expired congressional authorization. These programs include crucial funding for veterans’ healthcare, NASA, and early childhood education. Ramaswamy, supported by Elon Musk, aims to eliminate wasteful spending and restructure federal agencies, despite significant public backlash over the potential cuts to essential services. DOGE seeks highly skilled individuals for this challenging, unpaid endeavor.
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Following Rep. Gaetz’s resignation and President-elect Trump’s nomination of him as Attorney General, I am strongly requesting that the House Ethics Committee not release its report on allegations against him. This action is consistent with House tradition and prevents setting a harmful precedent of investigating former members. The committee’s jurisdiction is limited to sitting members of Congress; releasing the report would open a Pandora’s Box. I believe upholding this established rule is vital.
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Former Virginia Delegate Matt Fariss pleaded guilty to felony meth possession and illegal firearm possession, receiving a three-year sentence with all but 20 days suspended—time he’d already served. His guilty plea follows a March traffic stop where authorities discovered methamphetamine and a rifle in his vehicle. This conviction, resulting from a March 23rd arrest, permanently bars him from holding statewide office and possessing firearms. This concludes a tumultuous period following his acquittal on more serious charges earlier this year.
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Following my call with Chancellor Scholz, I reiterated Russia’s justification for the Ukraine conflict as a response to NATO’s aggressive policies and the need to incorporate “new territorial realities” into any negotiations. I emphasized that Russia has never refused negotiations, but only on our terms. Regrettably, our conversation highlighted the deterioration of Russo-German relations due to Berlin’s unfriendly actions. Our assistants will maintain contact following this discussion.
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Ocasio-Cortez’s assertion that Gabbard’s nomination is a globally pro-war nomination stems from a belief that Gabbard’s stances, particularly regarding Russia’s actions, actively undermine international norms and stability. The argument isn’t that Gabbard herself is actively advocating for widespread conflict, but rather that her rhetoric and alliances inadvertently support actions that destabilize global security and embolden aggressors.
This perspective emphasizes the potential consequences of Gabbard’s viewpoints on the international stage. The concern isn’t solely about American interests, but about the broader impact on global peace and the legitimacy of internationally recognized principles. The argument suggests that accepting Gabbard’s positions implicitly validates Russia’s behavior and could lead to further escalation of conflicts worldwide.… Continue reading
Fox News mistakenly reported The Onion’s satirical claim of having 4.3 trillion daily readers as factual news, both on-air and in a written article. This occurred during a segment about Alex Jones’ Infowars sale to The Onion, highlighting the network’s failure to recognize the satirical nature of the claim, found on The Onion’s “About” section. The error prompted widespread ridicule on social media, with users pointing out the absurdity of the figure and the network’s journalistic lapse. To date, Fox News has not corrected the error.
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Thousands participated in nationwide protests against the Treaty Principles Bill, culminating in a large march to Wellington. The bill, introduced by ACT New Zealand, seeks to reinterpret the Treaty of Waitangi, sparking outrage from Māori who view it as undermining their rights. While the bill passed its first reading with support from coalition partners, Prime Minister Luxon and other parties confirmed they will not support further progress, signaling its likely failure. Indigenous leaders performed a haka in Parliament to demonstrate their opposition.
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