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Caitlyn Jenner, the Republican former Olympian and prominent transgender activist, announced on Friday that she would challenge Gov. Gavin Newsom of California in this year’s recall election. Ms. Jenner, whose candidacy represents one of the most prominent bids for public office by an openly transgender person in the United States, said she had filed initialContinue reading “Caitlyn Jenner Running For Gov.”

McConaughey has been flirting with the idea of a gubernatorial run for months but hasn’t committed either way yet. A new poll from the Dallas Morning News and the University of Texas at Tyler shows a double-digit advantage over Gov. Greg Abbott in a hypothetical match-up between the actor and the incumbent Republican governor. TheContinue reading “Matthew McConaughey Outpolls Tex Gov.”

President Biden is requesting a $753 billion defense budget for next fiscal year, with $715 billion of that going to the Pentagon. The fiscal 2022 proposed budget represents a slight increase over this year — likely to upset both progressives, who had sought cuts to Pentagon budgets, and defense hawks. The budget outline released FridayContinue reading “Biden Proposes Military Budget”

It was announced on Tuesday morning that Johnson & Johnson will immediately put a halt on the rollout of their one-shot COVID-19 vaccine after the FDA and other federal health agencies called for a pause of the vaccine after 6 women developed a rare brain clot after getting the Johnson & Johnson shot. One womanContinue reading “Experts Fear Pause on J&J Vaccine Will Increase Vaccine Hesitancy”

Representative Matt Gaetz, Republican of Florida, was one of President Donald J. Trump’s most vocal allies during his term, publicly pledging loyalty and even signing a letter nominating the president for the Nobel Peace Prize. In the final weeks of Mr. Trump’s term, Mr. Gaetz sought something in return. He privately asked the White HouseContinue reading “Gaetz had asked former White House for Preemptive Pardon”

Robert Redfield, former director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, told CNN Friday he believes the virus that causes COVID-19 was accidentally released from a lab in Wuhan, China. The former director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention slammed China’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic — admitting that he could useContinue reading “Former CDC Director Believes COVID-19 Was Created In Lab”

The CDC has released new guidelines for travel this Friday, giving more freedom and hope for those who are fully vaccinated. The CDC states that fully vaccinated people in the United States can now travel with minimal risk. They state that domestic travel can now be done without getting tested before and after and withoutContinue reading “New CDC Guidelines are a big win for travelers”

Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich sued the U.S. Treasury Department, last Friday, over a provision in President Joe Biden’s massive coronavirus relief law that bars states from using the cash they get to directly or indirectly cut taxes. The Republican Attorney General contends the provision is unconstitutional because it is ambiguous and imposes on sovereigntyContinue reading “Arizona Attorney General Sues Over Biden’s Coronavirus Relief Plan”

Sidney Powell, a former attorney for the Trump campaign, is at the center of a $1.3 billion defamation lawsuit filed by voting machine maker Dominion Voting Systems back in January. On Monday, she filed for dismissal of the suit, saying that her statements about rampant voter fraud were opinion and legal theory and that “noContinue reading “Sidney Powell Backtracks?”