Tennessee Senator Ken Yager was arrested in Georgia and charged with hit and run, failure to stop at a stop sign, and DUI after being involved in a car accident. An incident report indicates he exhibited signs of intoxication, including a .14% BAC and an apparent loss of bladder control, as seen in video footage of field sobriety tests. Yager has issued a statement acknowledging the incident but declining further comment pending legal advice. This arrest comes as Yager maintains a conservative voting record on several controversial social issues in his state.
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The free press faces increasing threats, jeopardizing America’s future. HuffPost, unlike other news organizations succumbing to political pressure, remains committed to independent journalism. Continued operation depends on reader support; readers can contribute financially or by simply creating a free account. This ensures unbiased news remains accessible to all.
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President-elect Trump’s nominee for Secretary of Defense, Pete Hegseth, resigned from two veteran non-profit organizations amid allegations of mismanagement and sexual misconduct. A whistleblower report, detailed in *The New Yorker*, alleges Hegseth faced accusations of inappropriate behavior, including an incident involving strippers. These allegations led to his departure from Concerned Veterans for America, where he served as president. The report raises significant concerns regarding his suitability for the position.
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In a 2018 email, Pete Hegseth’s mother, Penelope, accused him of years of abusing and mistreating women, including his then-wife Samantha, citing infidelity and belittling behavior. Penelope later retracted her statements, expressing regret and claiming the email was taken out of context. However, Hegseth also faced a rape accusation in 2017, which he denied, and a subsequent divorce from his second wife following an affair. A Trump communications director criticized the *New York Times* for publishing the email.
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Actress Cheryl Hines recently shared an Instagram video promoting her Hines & Young beauty line, inadvertently showcasing her husband, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., showering in the background. The video, featuring Hines playfully chiding Kennedy, comes amidst recent controversies surrounding Kennedy’s political stances and a past sexting scandal. The post also subtly linked Hines’ MAHA candles to Kennedy’s “Make America Healthy Again” campaign. The seemingly lighthearted video offers a glimpse into the couple’s life following the recent media attention.
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Representative Gaetz has announced he will not be seeking re-election to the 119th Congress, citing a desire to support other qualified candidates from Florida. This decision follows his resignation from the 118th Congress amidst an ongoing House Ethics Committee investigation into allegations of sex trafficking. While Gaetz denies the allegations, the committee reportedly obtained evidence supporting the claims. Despite his stated intention not to run, Gaetz remains eligible for future political office in Florida.
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Former Florida Representative Matt Gaetz announced he will not be returning to Congress, opting instead to support President-elect Trump’s administration from outside the House. His withdrawal from consideration as Attorney General, following allegations of sexual misconduct which he denies, preceded this decision. Gaetz cited the difficulties of simultaneously addressing Senate concerns and building the Department of Justice, ultimately endorsing Pam Bondi as his replacement. He attributed his difficulties partly to political maneuvering within the Republican party.
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Seventeen-year-old testimony detailing a second sexual encounter, involving another adult woman, emerged during a civil deposition related to a lawsuit against Matt Gaetz. This revelation, along with four Republican senators’ opposition, led to Gaetz withdrawing his nomination for Attorney General. His subsequent resignation from Congress, intended to preempt an ethics investigation, proved unsuccessful, leaving him without a political position. Despite President-elect Trump’s supportive words, Gaetz’s future prospects appear uncertain.
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The GOP is bracing for the upcoming hearings on Matt Gaetz, predicting a spectacle far exceeding the intensity of the Brett Kavanaugh confirmation process. They’re warning that it will be a “Kavanaugh on steroids” situation, hinting at a level of scrutiny and drama that dwarfs even the already highly charged Kavanaugh hearings.
This anticipation suggests that Republicans foresee a protracted and highly publicized battle, likely filled with accusations and counter-accusations. The comparison to the Kavanaugh hearings implies an expectation of intense questioning, emotional outbursts, and potentially, a highly partisan atmosphere.
The use of “steroids” to amplify the Kavanaugh comparison implies a belief that the Gaetz hearings will be even more contentious and emotionally charged than the previous event.… Continue reading
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