On Wednesday, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who recently won his re-election bid, stated a new economic stimulus bill before the end of the year […]
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Trump Pushes Conspiracy Theories, Asks Supporters for Money to ‘Fight Back’
As votes are counted and Americans anxiously await the winner of the presidency, Donald Trump’s campaign has started sending emails asking for money to protect […]
Democrats Keep House Majority, but GOP Keeps Key Senate Seats Despite All Odds
As election day extends beyond Tuesday as votes continue to be counted, Democrats are becoming less confident in their fight to create a “blue wave” […]
Biden Passes Obama for Most Votes of All Time
Presidential candidate Joe Biden has achieved a new record for most votes ever cast for a president-elect in United States history. He passes Obama’s previous […]
Georgia Court Sets Aside Immunity Ruling for 3 Deputies in Stun Gun Death
After the death of 58-year-old Euree Lee Martin, three white Washington County deputies were indicted with the murder of the man. In 2018, the officers […]
Black People Have Gone from ‘Picking Cotton to Picking Presidents’ Detroit Pastor Says on the Importance of the Black Vote
Amidst protesters demanding votes from being counted, a Detroit pastor said Black people have gone from “picking cotton to picking presidents”. What We Know: Protests […]
Pennsylvania Governor Blasts GOP for Calling on State’s Secretary of State to Resign Over Ballot Counting
Pennsylvania’s Governor, Tom Wolf, responds to the Trump campaign’s lawsuit filed on Wednesday, which intends to cease vote counting in a key state. What We […]
South Dakota AG Was ‘Distracted’ Before He Struck, Killed a Pedestrian, Officials Say
Officials say South Dakota Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg was “distracted” when he fatally hit a pedestrian back in September. What We Know: On September 12, […]
USPS Disregards Court Order to Sweep Facilities; 300,000 Ballots Missing
On Tuesday, November 3, 2020 U.S. District Judge Emmet G. Sullivan of Columbia ordered the Postal Service to sweep 12 postal processing facilities that cover […]
Cori Bush Elected as First Black Female Congresswoman from Missouri
Yesterday, Missouri welcomed its first black woman into their 1st Congressional District. Cori Bush was able to secure one of the two seats won by […]