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How Vote Counting Rules Have Changed in Key States Since 2020

Changes in Vote Counting Processes in Key States for the 2024 Election

September 24, 2024

Since 2020, states like Michigan have changed vote counting laws to speed up results by allowing early mail ballot processing. Meanwhile, states like Pennsylvania and Wisconsin have maintained restrictive rules, causing potential delays in finalizing election outcomes. These changes reflect varying legislative responses to the challenges of increased mail voting and have significant implications for the speed and transparency of future elections.

This Little-Noticed Project 2025 Provision Could Supercharge Wealth Inequality

Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025 and the Risk of ‘Universal Savings Accounts’

September 23, 2024

Project 2025, the Heritage Foundation’s blueprint for a second Trump presidency, proposes “universal savings accounts” (USAs).

WATCH: Grifting, gambling and Jan. 6 henchman: Project 2025 leader John McEntee

Controversial Statements by Right-Wing Dating App CEO John McEntee

September 23, 2024

John McEntee, CEO of a right-wing dating app, made controversial statements criticizing abortion rights and media portrayal.

Two Georgia Moms Are First Women to Die From Abortion Bans

The Tragic Death of Amber Thurman Under Georgia’s New Abortion Ban

September 23, 2024

Amber Thurman, a 28-year-old mom from Atlanta, died from sepsis following an incomplete abortion after Georgia’s restrictive abortion ban delayed her treatment. Her death highlights the life-threatening consequences of such laws.

San Francisco clears homeless encampments after Supreme Court ruling

San Francisco Clears Homeless Camps Amid Supreme Court Backing of Anti-Camping Laws

September 23, 2024

San Francisco is clearing homeless encampments after the Supreme Court empowered cities to enforce anti-camping laws.

Missouri governor, state Supreme Court refuse to halt execution of Marcellus Williams

Missouri Man’s Execution to Proceed Despite Legal and Clemency Appeals

September 23, 2024

Missouri man Marcellus Williams faces execution despite appeals; DNA evidence and racial bias claims contested.

Michigan Man Pleads Guilty in Jan. 6 Capitol Breach, Faces Sentencing in 2025

September 23, 2024

Jason Howland of Michigan pled guilty to a felony for obstructing law enforcement during the Jan. 6 Capitol breach.

Maryland Man Sentenced to 27 Months for Role in Jan. 6 Capitol Breach

September 23, 2024

A Maryland man was sentenced to prison today for his actions during the Jan. 6 Capitol breach, disrupting Congress.

Illinois Man Pleads Guilty to Felony Destruction in Jan. 6 Capitol Breach

September 23, 2024

Illinois man pleads guilty to felony destruction of property during Jan. 6 Capitol breach; sentencing set for Jan. 10, 2025.

The ‘China Initiative’ Failed U.S. Research and National Security. Don’t Bring It Back.

The chilling effect threatens American primacy in science and technology

September 23, 2024

The chilling effect it created continues to threaten American primacy in science and technology.

Senate candidate Sheehy’s book appears to contain four plagiarized portions

Plagiarism Allegations Surface in Tim Sheehy’s Senate Campaign and Book

September 20, 2024

Senate candidate Tim Sheehy’s 2023 book, “Mudslingers: A True Story of Aerial Firefighting,” contains four plagiarized passages, reports the Daily Montanan. This revelation, added to previous controversies, questions Sheehy’s trustworthiness and could impact his electoral chances against incumbent Sen. Jon Tester.

Four Men Sentenced for Felonies in Jan. 6 Capitol Breach; Fifth Awaits Sentence

September 20, 2024

Four men from Kentucky, North Carolina, Texas, and Virginia were sentenced after being convicted of charges related to the Jan. 6 breach.

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