Day: May 9, 2026

Congressional Republicans have reportedly gained a notable advantage going into the midterms thanks to recent redistricting wins. The latest decision came Friday, when the Virginia Supreme Court blocked a heavily gerrymandered map that would have granted Democrats several additional House seats in the state. The Supreme Court of Virginia just struck down a proposed 10-1… Continue reading Midterms looking better for Republicans after Dems’ redistricting fight disaster

The potential future of Alligator Alcatraz remained in question while Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) remained confident about the “major impact” provided by the facility. (Video Credit: Gov. Ron DeSantis) If corporate media were attempting to find failure in the coordination of President Donald Trump’s administration and DeSantis on tackling illegal immigration, America’s Governor had… Continue reading DeSantis offers simple reminder amid media reports Alligator Alcatraz faces closure

Global interloper Barack Obama is at it again as he met with Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney during his visit to give a speech at a think tank in Toronto. The former president was in town to deliver the keynote address at Canada 2020’s 20th Anniversary Gala at the Fairmont Royal York, a swanky hotel… Continue reading Meddling Obama meets with PM Carney on a ‘better future’ while in Toronto – and he’s not alone

A Utah Supreme Court justice who allegedly had an inappropriate relationship with an attorney who’d been arguing redistricting cases before her has resigned in disgrace. Justice Diana Hagen resigned on Friday amid pressure from state Republicans, including Utah Gov. Spencer Cox, who’ve been investigating her alleged affair since last month. Cox, in addition to Utah… Continue reading Utah Supreme Court justice resigns amid probe into alleged affair with lawyer in redistricting case