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AZ Judge Recuses Himself From ‘Fake Electors’ Case After Emails Surface Demanding Judges Defend Kamala

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An Arizona judge has recused himself from a case involving the state’s “fake electors” after emails surfaced showing he had urged other judges to defend Vice President Kamala Harris. Judge Scott McCoy’s recusal comes after the emails, which were obtained by the conservative group Judicial Watch, revealed he had emailed fellow judges in January 2021, urging them to sign a letter supporting Harris’s eligibility to serve as vice president. The emails also showed McCoy had coordinated with Harris’s office on the letter. The case against the “fake electors” alleges that 11 Arizona Republicans falsely certified themselves as electors in the 2020 presidential election, in an attempt to overturn the results.

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Gaetz resigns from Congress ‘effective immediately’ following attorney-general nomination

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In a stunning political development, Congressman Matt Gaetz has resigned from his position with immediate effect. This follows his nomination to the post of Attorney-General by President Trump. Gaetz, a Republican from Florida, has been a vocal supporter of the President throughout his tenure. His decision to depart Congress has sent shockwaves through the political establishment, with many speculating about its implications for the upcoming midterm elections.

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Europe Braces for Trump: ‘Worst Economic Nightmare Has Come True’

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Europe is bracing for the impact of Donald Trump’s presidency, with many economists warning that his protectionist policies could trigger a global trade war. The European Union is particularly vulnerable to Trump’s threats to impose tariffs on imports, as it exports heavily to the United States. The European Commission has already warned that a trade war could cost the EU economy billions of euros and lead to job losses.

The uncertainty surrounding Trump’s policies has already had a negative impact on European businesses, which are reporting declining investment and exports. The euro has also fallen sharply against the dollar in recent weeks, making European goods more expensive for US consumers.

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ERDOGAN SEVERES TIES WITH ISRAEL…

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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced the suspension of diplomatic relations with Israel on Monday, condemning the killing of dozens of Palestinians by Israeli forces during protests on the Gaza border. Erdogan accused Israel of committing “state terrorism” and said that Turkey will recall its ambassador from Tel Aviv and expel the Israeli ambassador from Ankara. The decision marks a significant deterioration in relations between the two countries, which have been strained in recent years over a number of issues, including the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and Ankara’s support for the Muslim Brotherhood.

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Bob Menendez trial jurors were given evidence that judge had excluded, prosecutors say

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In a curious turn of events, the defense in the Bob Menendez trial alleges that evidence excluded by the judge was inadvertently provided to jurors. Prosecutors confirm the error, stating that the jurors were given access to materials that had been ruled inadmissible during the trial. This revelation has raised concerns about the potential impact on the jury’s deliberations and could have implications for the trial’s outcome.

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What a Trump presidency might mean for student loan forgiveness

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The possibility of student loan forgiveness has gained traction amidst the 2023 presidential election. Democratic candidates have largely supported some form of debt cancellation, while Republican candidates have generally opposed it. While the likelihood of student loan forgiveness under a particular candidate depends on various factors, such as the makeup of Congress, understanding each candidate’s stance on the issue is crucial for voters affected by student loan debt.

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Why Does No One Understand the Real Reason Trump Won?

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Despite the polarizing and controversial nature of Donald Trump’s presidency, the reasons behind his electoral victory in 2016 remain a subject of intense debate and speculation. While numerous factors have been cited as contributing to his success, a consensus on the primary drivers of his victory continues to elude political analysts and voters alike. Some argue that economic anxiety and a desire for change propelled his support, while others emphasize the impact of social divisions and cultural grievances. The lack of a widely accepted explanation for Trump’s victory highlights the complexity of the political landscape and the nuanced factors that shape electoral outcomes.

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Trump Brings Back White Nationalist Stephen Miller for Second Term

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Unveiling his second-term vision, President Trump has reinstated Stephen Miller as a senior policy advisor. Miller, a controversial figure known for his hardline immigration views, influenced Trump’s “zero-tolerance” separation of immigrant children from their parents. Despite his departure in the twilight of Trump’s first term, his reappearance signals a possible resurgence of the “America First” rhetoric that characterized Trump’s presidency. Observers will be on watch to see if Miller’s return signals a return to Trump’s campaign-trail nationalism and its potential implications for the country’s social and political landscape.

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“NO Idea What’s Coming’: Musk and Ramaswamy Respond to Sen. Warren and She’s NOT Gonna Like It

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In response to Senator Elizabeth Warren’s letter regarding unethical investments, Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy have issued statements. Musk tweeted “No Idea What’s Coming,” while Ramaswamy accused Warren of engaging in “woke capitalism.”

Warren’s letter raised concerns about non-voting shares and other governance issues at Tesla and Axon, companies led by Musk and Ramaswamy respectively. She argued that these practices undermine “the fundamental principles of our democratic system.”

Musk’s cryptic response has sparked speculation about his intentions, while Ramaswamy’s accusation reflects the growing polarization over ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) investing.

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A Climate Scientist on What Trump’s Victory Means for Global Warming

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Climate scientist and author Michael Mann examines the potential impact of Donald Trump’s election on the fight against climate change. Trump has repeatedly dismissed climate change as a “hoax,” and has pledged to withdraw the United States from the Paris Agreement, a global climate pact aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Mann argues that such actions would have “devastating” consequences, not just for the United States, but for the entire planet. He also warns that rolling back environmental regulations would jeopardize public health and exacerbate air and water pollution.

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