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Trump Meets With Zelensky, Vows to Negotiate Russia Deal if Reelected

By Global Outlook Report September 27, 2024

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Kamala Harris Takes Double-Digit Lead Over Trump in Critical District—Poll

By Global Outlook Report September 27, 2024

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James Carville Slams Dems Use Of Identity Politics: 'So Freaking Arrogant'

By Global Outlook Report September 27, 2024

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Where Kamala Harris and Donald Trump Differ on Immigration, Border Control

By Global Outlook Report September 27, 2024

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Donald Trump Carves Open Biggest Arizona Poll Lead as Harris Visits Border

By Global Outlook Report September 27, 2024

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Donald Trump AG's 'Unusual' Behavior Detailed by Muller Investigator

By Global Outlook Report September 27, 2024

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Democrats Get Good Sign From New Alaska Poll

By Global Outlook Report September 27, 2024

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Nate Silver Would Rather Be Kamala Harris Than Donald Trump Right Now

By Global Outlook Report September 27, 2024

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Kamala Harris Leads Donald Trump in Republican Poll Breakthrough

By Global Outlook Report September 27, 2024

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JD Vance to Attend Event Hosted by Pastor Who Accused Harris of Witchcraft

By Global Outlook Report September 27, 2024

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Mark Robinson's Wife Responds To Porn Website Scandal: 'Wonderful Husband'

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Mark Cuban Wants to Be 'Head of the SEC' Under Kamala Harris

By Global Outlook Report September 27, 2024

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U.S. Soldiers 'Fired Pepper Spray' At Migrants Crossing Mexico Border

By Global Outlook Report September 27, 2024

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Donald Trump Fraud Ruling Could Be Reversed, Appeals Court Indicates

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Will Trump Be Arrested Over Springfield Migrant Charges? What Happens Next

An Ohio judge is set to hold a hearing to determine if former President Donald Trump and Senator JD Vance should face arrest for spreading false claims that Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, are eating cats and dogs. The criminal complaint, filed by the activist group Haitian Bridge Alliance, alleges that these rumors incited violence, leading to threats against the local Haitian community. Subodh Chandra, the Alliance's lawyer, brought the case to the Clark County Municipal Court under an Ohio statute that permits private citizens to initiate criminal proceedings. The allegations against Trump and Vance include making false alarms, telecommunications harassment, aggravated menacing, complicity, and disruption of public services. According to Chandra's affidavit, their comments caused bomb threats and other disruptions to the public services in Springfield. Chandra explained to *Newsweek* that if the judge does not immediately order their arrest, the judge must sti

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Donald Trump is allegedly preparing to assert power regardless of the upcoming presidential election results, according to claims made by his niece, Mary Trump. She suggests that he is laying the groundwork for a "coup" to reclaim the White House. Mary Trump, the daughter of Trump's late brother Fred, has been a vocal critic of her uncle, accusing him of cognitive decline and compulsive dishonesty. Recently, she alleged that Trump is already undertaking preparations for this coup, echoing concerns shared by numerous political figures, military leaders, and citizens who were shocked by the events of January 6, 2021. On that day, Trump supporters stormed the Capitol, believing his unfounded claims that the 2020 election was rigged against him following his defeat by Joe Biden. A Colorado judge has since suggested that Trump's actions amounted to insurrection against the U.S. Constitution, with many participants in the riot facing legal consequences. Retired U.S. Admi

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Rudy Giuliani's Relationship With Trump Officially Costs Him His Legal Career

Rudy Giuliani, the former Mayor of New York City, has been officially disbarred from practicing law in Washington, D.C., following his repeated "false and misleading statements" regarding the 2020 presidential election and Donald Trump's defeat. This decision, handed down by three judges from the District of Columbia Court of Appeals, aligns with his disbarment in New York earlier this year. The court’s document, as reviewed by *Newsweek*, reads, “Rudolph W. Giuliani is hereby disbarred from the practice of law in the District of Columbia.” Giuliani’s spokesperson, Ted Goodman, condemned the ruling, calling it “an absolute travesty and a total miscarriage of justice.” He further urged the legal community to denounce what he views as a “politically motivated decision.” Giuliani’s law license in D.C. had been suspended in July 2021, shortly after his New York suspension. Both disciplinary actions were rooted in Giuliani’s promotion of unsubstantiated claims of widespread

Donald Trump Says He'd Prefer Later Start Times as Schedule Ramps Up

At a rally in Savannah, Georgia, on Tuesday, former President Donald Trump expressed a desire to begin his campaign days later in the day, as he visited this critical battleground state. Speaking to his supporters, Trump mentioned that his day had started at 8 a.m. after a busy Monday in Pennsylvania, where he made five stops. Reflecting on his campaign schedule, he lamented the long days, noting that he hadn’t been able to fall asleep until well after midnight recently. "I love you," Trump said to the crowd, "but I wouldn't mind starting at 11, 12, or even 1." He humorously questioned why Vice President Kamala Harris could visit "one place in three days," while he had to make multiple stops across the country. This comes after earlier criticism of President Joe Biden for starting his events later in the morning, often around 10 a.m. Compared to previous election cycles, Trump has held fewer rallies in his 2024 campaign. Axios reports that during t

Republicans Hit with Triple Whammy as Election Ratings Change

Republicans faced significant setbacks in key election forecasts on Wednesday, including a crucial Electoral College (EC) vote in Nebraska's Second Congressional District (NE-2). Sabato's Crystal Ball, a well-regarded political forecasting site, updated its prediction for NE-2 from "leans Democratic" to "likely Democratic." This change signals an increasingly favorable outlook for Democrats in a district that could play a pivotal role in the 2024 election. Nebraska is one of only two states that allocates EC votes based on congressional districts, with the overall statewide winner receiving two EC votes, and individual district winners each earning one. This structure means that a single vote in NE-2 could influence the national result, potentially determining whether former President Donald Trump, Vice President Kamala Harris, or neither secures the presidency. The decision of a Republican state legislator to block a GOP effort to turn Nebraska into a win

Jack Smith Files Evidence Against Donald Trump: What We Know

Special Counsel Jack Smith has submitted a legal brief that reportedly presents new evidence in the federal case against former President Donald Trump regarding election subversion. A spokesperson from Smith’s office confirmed to the Associated Press that the brief was filed before the 5 p.m. EST deadline set by U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan. The details of the brief are currently sealed and have not yet appeared on the public docket, though a redacted version is anticipated to be released later. In a filing made over the weekend, Smith’s office indicated that the brief, which is expected to include grand jury transcripts and various exhibits pertaining to the investigation, would not exceed 180 pages. Trump’s defense team had argued on Monday that prosecutors should be barred from filing such a lengthy document, as it significantly surpassed the typical 45-page limit set by Chutkan. However, the judge approved the special counsel’s request to exceed this standard limit a day

Judge Chutkan Unimpressed by Donald Trump's 'Sneaky Strategy': Attorney

A federal judge overseeing Donald Trump's election-fraud case has rejected what a former federal prosecutor described as a "sneaky" attempt by Trump to delay proceedings. According to former prosecutor Joyce Vance, Judge Tanya Chutkan allowed special counsel Jack Smith to submit a 180-page opening brief, despite objections from Trump's legal team, which argued that the court's page limit in Washington, D.C., was only 45 pages. In her ruling, Judge Chutkan criticized the Trump legal team for its "incoherent" arguments, noting that they devoted just one sentence to the page-limit issue, while the rest of their nine-page filing rehashed objections to the case schedule. The judge previously addressed these scheduling concerns when Trump's attorneys were given the chance to raise them earlier. Newsweek reached out to Trump's attorney for comment but had not received a response by Thursday. Trump faces four charges related to efforts to overturn the

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