Alan Dershowitz Argues 'Decoy Dan' Scheme Violated Federal Election Law
The legal scholar contends that allegedly recruiting a candidate with a similar name to siphon votes constitutes a criminal conspiracy.
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Maine Girls File Federal Complaint Over Transgender Athletes in Girls' Sports
Two high school athletes allege unfair competition and are seeking federal intervention, as a ballot committee pushes for a statewide vote on sports eligibility.
UFC Airs Trump Ad Promoting $5,000 Checks Despite Judge's Order
The organization reportedly broadcast a political advertisement during a Las Vegas fight event, featuring the former president's promise of a financial payout contingent on Republican midterm election victories.
Labour's Conversion Therapy Ban Bill Faces Criticism for Overly Broad Language
A report warns that the proposed legislation could criminalize parents and protect individuals identifying as animals.
Arizona Man Accused of Plotting to Have Fiancée Sexually Assaulted
Police allege Zarian Dyer recruited a stranger via Reddit to assault his fiancée while she was home alone with their children.
Trump Grants Visa for Mother of Slain Bronx Teen
President's intervention allows Ghanaian mother to attend funeral for her son, who was killed just after moving to the US.
Dad berates family over Christian pamphlets in Halloween candy
A father in Washington state was captured on video expressing extreme anger at a family for including religious materials in their trick-or-treat offerings.
Data Center Controversy Fails to Sway Voters, Becomes Campaign Dud
Despite earlier media focus and political attention, data centers rank as a low priority for voters in key states.
Trump's Declining Hispanic Support Puts GOP Incumbents at Risk in Key Midterm Races
A significant portion of Latino voters who supported Trump in 2024 now plan to vote against Republican candidates, potentially impacting four House races.