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Judge Dismisses Most Counts in Civil Suit Against Trump and Jan. 6 Rioters Over Officer’s Death
Afederal judge on Tuesday dismissed most counts in a civil suit against Donald Trump and two other men in connection with the death of U.S. Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick.
In a 12-page ruling, U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta dismissed three of the five civil counts in a lawsuit filed last January by Sandra Garza, Sicknick’s domestic partner.
Sicknick responded to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol Building, where he was incapacitated after being sprayed with chemical spray and collapsed at about 10 p.m., according to court records. He was rushed to the hospital and died the next evening.
The D.C. medical examiner’s office found that Sicknick died of “natural causes” from a series of strokes and that “all that transpired on [January 6] played a role in his condition.”
True the Vote Defeats Fair Fight, Stacy Abrams, Marc Elias, and the Biden Department of Justice in Landmark Election Case in Georgia Federal Court
HOUSTON, TX, January 2, 2024 – True the Vote (TTV) declares a decisive triumph in their legal battle against Stacy Abrams’ Fair Fight, legal teams led by Marc Elias, and the Biden Department of Justice.
A federal court in the Northern District of Georgia today affirmed that citizens have the right to lawfully petition their government in support of election integrity without fear of persecution or prosecution.
In a resounding vindication, TTV successfully defended its actions of December 2020, aiding Georgia citizens in filing elector challenges based on data showing over 364,000 voters appeared to be ineligible to vote due to change in residency.
This victory is a testament to every American’s constitutional right to free speech and the importance of actively participating in the electoral process.
The DUMBEST new laws in 2024
With a new year comes new laws … and this year’s batch includes some incredibly awful ones. Glenn reviews some of the dumbest state laws that are going into effect this year: California is forcing national fast food chains to raise the minimum wage to $20 (who saw that one coming?!).
California is also forcing toy retailers to comply with its woke gender agenda, but at least it’s making it easier for … potheads … to keep their jobs. Meanwhile in Illinois, non-citizens will be allowed to become sheriffs and obtain driver’s licenses. And Colorado is banning plastic grocery bags! Gee … what do all these states have in common?
Biden admin effectively fast-tracks interview process for Chinese migrants illegally crossing southern border: Report
According to an April email obtained by the DCNF from a former law enforcement official, a CBP supervisor instructed roughly 500 Border Patrol agents to reduce the number of interview questions posed to Chinese migrants who illegally entered the country from approximately 40 to five.
“Headquarters guidance has been received regarding Chinese nationals in our custody,” the email reads. “There is no requirement for 100% Chinese in depth interviews or phone downloads.”
The email noted that illegal immigrants from China are only to be “asked the basic questions,” which included information regarding “Military Service,” “Universities,” “POB/Region,” “Employment,” and “Political Party.”
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California still bleeding residents amid looming $68B deficit as population flees to Republican states
What’s worse for California is that more than 500,000 residents with at least a bachelor’s degree have moved out of the state between 2021-2022, the LA Times reported. While approximately 350,000 college graduates moved-in during the same time period, that’s still a net loss of 150,000.
This has contributed to a 25% drop in personal income tax collection in 2023, the outlet claimed, which helped add to the state’s shiny new $68 billion deficit projection.
While complicated, the deficit is due in part to both over-spending and the aforementioned mass exodus.
The state’s own report added that “revenues are lower than Budget Act projections by $58 Billion” while it also anticipated a “deficit of around $14 billion.”
Funding Terrorism | Full Measure
The ground war between Israel and both Hamas and Hezbollah has raised questions about the underground world of money and financing that’s behind decades of terrorism.
In the year leading up to the attacks, both groups received large amounts of funding through crypto, but, as Scott Thuman reports, there’s a longstanding network that works like a multinational criminal enterprise.
Released Migrants Overwhelm Texas Border Town on New Year’s Day
EAGLE PASS, Texas — With non-government migrant shelters at capacity and closed for the New Year’s Day holiday, the Border Patrol was forced to release migrants directly onto the streets of Eagle Pass.
Most of the migrants huddled outside a local transportation company, hoping to make a quick exit from the small border city.
The transportation hub is only a block from an official port of entry that has been closed for weeks due to the latest border surge hitting the small community of 30,000 residents.
Fast News Bulletin: January 3 | Sky News Australia
Lieutenant Colonel Brad Miller Reveals He Was Relieved From Duty For Opposing Covid Vaccine
London Council Demands Private Companies Commit to LGBTQ+ Agenda Before Hiring Them: Report
The Camden Council in Central London is said to have introduced measures to ensure that all firms hired by the local government are on board with the increasingly radical LGBTQ+ agenda.
According to statements seen by The Telegraph, the Labour Party-run council has proclaimed that it will only “work with businesses whose values align with our own, and to use our position of power to positively influence”.
The council is also reported to have said that “building our commitment to LGBTQ+ equality into our procurement processes” has been a central element in its strategy to be more inclusive.
Aila Wang Reacts to Attempted Assassination of South Korean Leader, President Xi’s New Year Speech
New Federal State of China member Aila Wang joins John Fredericks to discuss South Korea opposition leader Lee Jae-myung’s attempted assassination and Chinese President Xi’s vow to reunify with Taiwan in his New Year message.
Embattled Harvard President Claudine Gay resigns from her position, report says
The Harvard Crimson, citing a person with knowledge of the decision, reported that Gay’s resignation marks the end of the shortest presidency in the university’s history.
Gay’s decision to step down comes amid a Congressional investigation into plagiarism allegations that have been made against her.
Gay, along with Penn President Liz Magill and MIT President Sally Kornbluth, were grilled for five hours on how their institutions had responded to instances of antisemitism on campuses.
3 Cases Where US Is on Razor’s Edge
Americans are far beyond President Joe Biden’s serial untruths of some eight years that he never discussed son Hunter Biden’s various get-rich-quick schemes.
All were predicated on the perception of foreign interests purchasing from the Biden family the influence of then-senator, vice president, and possibly soon-to-be President Joe Biden.
Plagiarist Jeopardizes Harvard’s Preeminence:
Antisemitism Imported by Ingrates:
Jonathan Turley Says Colorado Structured ‘Pernicious’ Trump Decision In A ‘Clever Way’
Nolte: Donald Trump Schedules Fox News Town Hall Against CNN GOP Debate
The Fox News town hall “will focus on the leading issues facing voters ahead of the Iowa Caucus.”
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy is also counter-programming the CNN debate, which he predicts “will be the most boring in history.” Instead, he will participate in “a live-audience show that night in Des Moines with [Tim Pool] instead.”
This is the power Trump holds. He enjoys something rare in politics these days — a huge following backed by a second-to-none star power. And so, instead of engaging in presidential politics in the usual-usual boring ways, which would be to elevate his opponents by appearing in these dumb debates, he plays the game his way … and he plays to win.
John Solomon: ‘They Have Always Overplayed Their Hand With Donald Trump’
Just the News Founder and Editor-in-Chief John Solomon says the latest polls show voters are against the un-American attacks on President Trump. John Solomon also explains how Joe Biden’s messaging on the economy and foreign policy have become liabilities to the Democratic party.
Mike Lindell On The Latest Election Integrity Battles
‘Destruction of Evidence’: Julie Kelly Exposes How Democrats Are Hiding January 6 Records
Julie Kelly Explains How Jan 6 Proves Democrats Were Planning Lawfare Attacks On Trump
Russia Accidentally Bombs Own Village
“At around 9:00 a.m. on January 2, while an Air Force plane was flying over the village of Petropavlovka in the Voronezh Region, there was an emergency release of aviation munitions,” Russia’s Defense Ministry said in a statement.
It added that no one was killed or injured in the resulting explosion caused by the release, but said at least six privately owned buildings had been damaged.
Videos and photos posted on social media showed the explosion’s aftermath, with a large crater having been formed in the village, multiple buildings destroyed and debris strewn throughout the area.
Moment Japan Airlines plane touches down as cabin fills with smoke
The Japan Airlines jet was engulfed in a raging inferno as it sat on the runway at Haneda Airport, in Ota City, Tokyo, today, with gouts of flame seen pouring out of the passenger windows.
New footage taken from inside the plane shows passengers panicking as smoke fills the cabin. Several can be seen with masks and rags over their mouth in an effort to limit the amount of smoke they inhale, while others can be heard crying out in fear.
Another new clip showed smoke pouring out of the side of the plane as it touches down on the runway of Haneda Airport, the busiest in the country, which saw over 26.5 million passengers in 2021.
Images from the scene showed how the passenger escape slide protruding from one of the airliner’s doors was set ablaze as more flames burned within the cabin.
White House wants total anarchy or control
White House wants total anarchy or control: Rep. Tim Burchett
Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn., discusses the ongoing border crisis and the fallout from FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried’s trial
Top UN official ‘breached’ guidelines over liking series of anti-Israel tweets
Sarah Douglas, the deputy chief for peace, security and resilience at UN Women, endorsed a string of incendiary claims on social media following the October 7 attack.
Meanwhile, a tweet posted by Jewish Voice for Peace on 11 December and also liked by Douglas accused America of “funding and arming the genocide in Gaza”.
The revelations have led to calls for the bureaucrat to be stripped of her office from various politicians including American senators Rick Scott and Marsha Blackburn.
Musk Makes, Warren Takes
Elon Musk makes cool new things like rockets and satellites and Tesla cars.
Sen Elizabeth Warren takes others’ wealth.
Our world needs fewer takers and more makers:
Millions of Americans could lose internet aid months before the 2024 election
Rolanda Hayden may owe her job to a fast home internet connection — and a benefit from Washington that lets her afford it.
But far from Hayden’s rural home, Washington is battling over whether to keep the program going — potentially cutting off more than 22 million households from a subsidy they’ve come to rely on.
If Congress can’t find a way to fund the program by spring, the federal government will have to quickly unwind it. A failure could also come with political consequences at a critical time ahead of 2024, giving voters in swing states a cause for frustration at politicians yanking away aid.
FBI investigating fiery, deadly crash in New York in which vehicle with gas cans plowed into crowd
The FBI is investigating an incident involving two cars, including one with at least a dozen gas canisters, that ran into a crowd outside of a New Year’s concert in Rochester, New York, law enforcement said.
Two people died and five others were injured in the collision that occurred as about 1,000 people left a concert at the Kodak Center after ringing in the New Year, Rochester Police Chief David Smith said.
The suspect, identified as 35-year-old Michael Avery, also died, Smith said, according to CNN.
Intruder breaks into building of Colorado Supreme Court, allegedly fires shots and is arrested
An intruder shot out a window of the Ralph L. Carr Colorado Judicial Center, entered the building and held an unarmed security guard at gunpoint early Tuesday morning. The suspect was arrested after allegedly firing additional shots and starting a fire inside the building that is the home of the Colorado Supreme Court and the Colorado Court of Appeals.
An intruder shot out a window of the Ralph L. Carr Colorado Judicial Center, entered the building and held an unarmed security guard at gunpoint early Tuesday morning.
The suspect was arrested after allegedly firing additional shots and starting a fire inside the building that is the home of the Colorado Supreme Court and the Colorado Court of Appeals.
US NAVY ENDING AIRCRAFT CARRIER’S MIDDLE EAST DEPLOYMENT
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier will return to its home port, the U.S. Navy said on Monday, ending its deployment to the eastern Mediterranean, which started in support of Israel after the Oct. 7 attack by Hamas militants.
U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin had extended the Ford’s deployment three times in hopes that its presence would deter Iran and Iran-aligned groups, particularly Lebanon’s Hezbollah, from attacking Israel.
The Ford will return to its home base in Virginia.
Turkey to Block Minehunter Ships Intended for Ukraine
NATO member Turkey informed allies that it would not allow the vessels to use its Bosphorus and Dardanelles straits as long as the war in Ukraine continues, said the presidency’s communications directorate.
“Our pertinent allies have been duly apprised that the mine-hunting ships donated to Ukraine by the United Kingdom will not be allowed to pass through the Turkish Straits to the Black Sea as long as the war continues,” it said in a statement posted on social media platform X.
Turkey also warned non-Black Sea states at the time not to send warships through the straits.
Philosophy Student ‘Lost Temper’ and Ran Over Fiancé Then Tried to Pretend It Was ‘Tragic Accident’
Wood denied murder and an alternative count of manslaughter, claiming her boyfriend’s death was a “tragic accident” and that she did not know he was trapped underneath her car when she drove 158 meters up a road after an argument.
According to police officials, Watson was killed on May 6, 2022, after Wood repeatedly drove her car over him. Witnesses described the incident as a game of “chicken.”
Wood denied murder and an alternative count of manslaughter, claiming her boyfriend’s death was a “tragic accident” and that she did not know he was trapped underneath her car when she drove 158 meters up a road after an argument.
According to police officials, Watson was killed on May 6, 2022, after Wood repeatedly drove her car over him. Witnesses described the incident as a game of “chicken.”
California Schools Push Kids To Watch Films On Transgenderism That Showcase Puberty Blockers
Hayward Unified School District (HUSD), which is located in California’s Bay Area and serves over 19,000 students from preschool to high school, is directing students to watch films that promote transgenderism and highlight how treatments such as puberty blockers work.
One of the documents created by the district gives a guide to “LGBTQ Inclusive Films,” including one for those in 5th grade and up that aims to showcase “the diversity of experiences of gender” and centers around a 12-year-old girl who is “not sure if she wants to be a girl, a boy, or something in-between when she grows up.”
Fired Nurse Blows Whistle, Exposes Mass Vaccine Deaths
After the COVID-19 vaccine rollout, Macrae witnessed a dramatic spike in hospitalizations and deaths.
She says patients were suffering from side effects she had never seen before.
Meanwhile, proven and recommended treatments were banned and record-keeping systems were manipulated to obfuscate vaccine-related injuries and breakthrough infection cases, she said.
Teen is found walking Mexico streets carrying his sister’s head
Bystanders saw Sebastián walking with Julieta’s head near a government-run clinic and called the police.
Michoacán State Police agents found the teenager steps away from the clinic and arrested him without incident and confiscated a rifle that he was carrying.
Authorities found Julieta’s naked corpse lying on the ground at gas station about 820 feet away from the clinic.
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