US Election 2024

Chesebro, Architect of Fake Elector Scheme, Disbarred in NY

The 2020 presidential election fallout continues, as evidenced by the disbarment of ex-Trump lawyer Kenneth Chesebro in New York. Chesebro, considered a key architect of the fake electors scheme, was found guilty in Georgia of conspiracy to commit filing false documents, a “serious crime” that led to the disciplinary action. This followed his indictment in Georgia related to efforts to overturn the state’s election results. Chesebro also faces charges in Wisconsin related to the fake electors scheme, and a presidential pardon would not offer relief.

Read More

Trump Approval Rating Turns Negative in Texas

A recent poll from the Texas Politics Project indicates that President Donald Trump’s approval rating in Texas has fallen into negative territory, marking a significant shift in the traditionally conservative state. The poll revealed that a majority of Texans disapprove of Trump for the first time in his second term, with 44% strongly disapproving. While he maintains strong support among Texas Republicans, his decline in approval mirrors a broader national trend. This trend is likely to be watched closely as Texas could become competitive.

Read More

No MAGA Revolt: Medicaid Cuts Spark Anger But Loyalty to Trump Prevails

While promoting his “big, beautiful bill,” President Trump faced a significant setback in Congress as Senate Parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough struck down key provisions related to Medicaid and public benefits for undocumented immigrants. This decision forced Senate Republicans to revisit the bill and created division among GOP senators, some of whom called for MacDonough’s removal. Despite the challenges, the White House expressed optimism about the bill’s passage before July 4th, while House Republicans, particularly conservatives, threatened to reject the Senate’s version due to concerns over its impact on key priorities and the deficit. Furthermore, more measures in the legislation are still awaiting a ruling from the Parliamentarian, which could create more obstacles.

Read More

Gabbard Out of Intelligence Briefing Amid Trump’s Leak Rage

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard was notably absent from a recent Senate intelligence briefing, raising questions about her standing within the administration. This exclusion follows President Trump’s public disagreement with Gabbard’s past assertions regarding Iran’s nuclear program and a damaging intelligence leak that weakened the White House’s claims about a recent strike. A senior White House official downplayed her absence, while Michael Wolff suggested her position is precarious due to the fallout from the intelligence leak. The original report stated Gabbard’s public backing of Trump’s statements, which contradict intelligence assessments, has been challenged.

Read More

Mamdani’s Primary Win: Young Voter Surge Fueled by Fresh Face and Progressive Policies

Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral campaign, centered on affordability, successfully mobilized a surge of young voters in areas like Astoria, Greenpoint, and Bushwick. Analyzing election data showed significantly higher turnout in these younger neighborhoods compared to previous years. Mamdani’s strategy of holding rallies and directly engaging with voters contrasted sharply with his opponent’s approach, helping him to unexpectedly gain support within Latino and Asian communities. While former Gov. Andrew Cuomo focused on his existing base, particularly in Black communities, Mamdani’s efforts led to a notable shift in voter engagement and demographic representation.

Read More

Critics Slam Leavitt’s “Dangerous” Trump Lies, Draw North Korea Comparison

HuffPost reflects on its two decades of unwavering commitment to truthful, fact-based journalism. The publication acknowledges the crucial role reader support has played in its success and resilience. As HuffPost looks towards the future, it emphasizes the continued need for reader backing to sustain its mission. The article hopes its readers will continue to support them.

Read More

Republicans Call for Citizenship Revocation of Zohran Mamdani

Following Zohran Mamdani’s victory in the Democratic primary for the 2025 New York mayoral election, the New York Young Republican Club (NYYRC) called for his citizenship to be revoked and for his deportation. The NYYRC cited the Communist Control Act in its call to action, while the White House framed Mamdani’s win as evidence of uncontrolled migration. President Trump also criticized Mamdani, labeling him a “Communist Lunatic” on Truth Social. The election outcome is seen as a potential indicator of the Democratic party’s future direction, with the general election scheduled for November 4th.

Read More

Melania Trump’s Visa Scrutinized in Congressional Hearing

During a Wednesday congressional hearing, Representative Jasmine Crockett questioned Melania Trump’s eligibility for an EB-1 visa, typically granted to individuals with “extraordinary ability”. Crockett criticized what she perceived as a double standard in visa enforcement, particularly regarding the former model’s immigration history. Crockett pointed out that Melania Trump obtained this visa despite not having the typical achievements associated with the program. Alex Nowrasteh of the Cato Institute, who also testified, defended Melania Trump by making a quip, and it was noted that Melania had obtained her green card legally.

Read More

Trump, Hegseth Express Doubts on Damage to Iranian Nuclear Sites

Following the weekend’s bombing of Iranian nuclear sites, uncertainty arose regarding the extent of the damage inflicted. While initial claims suggested total destruction and decades of setback, leaked Pentagon assessments indicated the Iranian program was only set back by a few months. Conflicting statements from US officials, including the president, further fueled this ambiguity, as they vacillated between declaring severe damage and admitting to inconclusive intelligence. Simultaneously, Israel claimed significant setbacks for Iran’s nuclear ambitions, adding to the complex narrative. These differing assessments and the potential for a return to conflict cast doubt on the long-term ramifications.

Read More

Melania Trump Visa Scrutiny Sparks Criticism at House Hearing

During a House Judiciary Committee hearing addressing visa integrity, Representative Jasmine Crockett questioned the basis for Melania Trump’s EB1 visa, also known as the “Einstein visa,” given the requirements of significant achievements. Crockett highlighted Melania’s modeling career, which she argued didn’t align with the visa’s stipulations. A Cato Institute representative humorously defended Melania, stating her marriage to Donald Trump was an accomplishment, sparking a back-and-forth with Crockett. The hearing occurred amid Melania Trump’s recent public appearances and subsequent absence from the public eye.

Read More