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Roe V. Wade · TexasAfter the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) overturned the Roe v. Wade decision in 2022, numerous Republican-controlled state legislatures implemented strict anti-abortion laws. Now, hospitals in those states are reportedly hesitant to treat pregnant patients out of fear of running afoul of those laws.The Associated Press' Amanda Seitz reported Friday that in several conservative states, pregnant individuals have had enormous difficult…See the Story
'Want these people gone': Pregnant women seen as 'radioactive' in red state emergency rooms
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David McCormick · BloomsburgDavid McCormick, who is Pennsylvania's presumptive Republican U.S. Senate nominee, has often suggested he grew up poor in a rural community. But a new report finds that his upbringing was far more affluent than he's suggested.The New York Times reported Friday that McCormick — a former hedge fund executive who lived in Connecticut as recently as 2022 — has been cagey with voters about his childhood. McCormick has tweeted that he was "raised in B…See the Story
PA GOP Senate candidate who says he 'started with nothing' actually grew up in a mansion
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Donald Trump · New YorkThe Fox News host who targeted a juror serving on Donald Trump’s criminal New York trial is now suggesting the ex-president should violate his gag order and “force” the court to throw him in jail, by quoting the Fox News host.Jesse Watters came under fire earlier this week for profiling juror number two, sharing possibly identifying information published by a myriad of reporters but then using that information to pass judgment on her ability to …See the Story
Fox News host suggests Trump 'force' court to throw him in jail – by quoting him
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Democratic Party · FloridaU.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) says some of his fellow House Republicans would “take a bribe” to throw the razor-thin GOP majority to the Democrats if a far-right faction calls up a motion to oust Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, allowing Democrats to hand the gavel to the Minority Leader, Hakeem Jeffries. he warned if that happens, Democrats would immediately declare Trump ineligible to be President, pack the U.S. Supreme Court, and pass numerou…See the Story
Gaetz: 'Corrupt' Republicans could 'take a bribe' and throw House to Dems, blocking Trump run
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Louisiana · LouisianaHouse Speaker Mike Johnson's (R-Louisiana) job is in deeper peril after a third House Republican officially endorsed Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's (R-Georgia) motion to vacate him.According to NBC News, Rep. Paul Gosar (R-Arizona) is now joining Greene's campaign to strip Johnson of the gavel, along with Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Kentucky). With three Republicans on board, Johnson could lose his job if all Democrats also vote in favor of the motion …See the Story
'Johnson is done': MTG now 'has the votes' after 3rd Republican joins bid to oust speaker
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Donald TrumpThe share price for the parent company of former President Donald Trump's Truth Social website is still experiencing rollercoaster-like surges and dips, and one potential reason for its volatility could be from a form of illegal trading.As of Friday afternoon, the share price of Trump Media and Technology Group (TMTG) is hovering around $36 per share on the Nasdaq Composite, which is up from its record low of approximately $23 per share last wee…See the Story
'Particularly troubling': Trump Media alleges illegal trading driving down its share price
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Ken Paxton · TexasAlthough far-right Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) survived a bipartisan impeachment effort and was elected to a third term, the Lone Star State's top law enforcement official still has an abundance of critics who believe he should face disciplinary measures for his efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results. Now, according to the Associated Press (AP), a Texas appeals court has ruled that that such measures are allowed.The…See the Story
Sanctions allowed for far-right Texas AG who attempted to overturn election: appeals court
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