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Maricopa County Supervisor Steve Chucri announced he will resign after recordings surfaced of him talking about the 2020 election and his county colleagues. Read More.

The deal Maricopa County worked out with the Arizona Senate over router access related to the audit of the 2020 election was a “business decision,” according to one supervisor. Read More.

A special master will take questions from the election review contractors and provide information they say is needed from county routers. Read More.

Arizona Senate President Karen Fann on Wednesday directed the CEO of Florida-based Cyber Ninjas to turn over all communications related to the ongoing audit of the Maricopa County election. Read More.

Arizona Court of Appeals previously ruled documents sought by watchdog group American Oversight are public must be turned over. Read More.

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Two outgoing members of the Food and Drug Administration’s Office of Vaccines Research and Review were among the authors of an academic paper criticizing President Joe Biden’s plan for increased COVID-19 booster vaccines.  Read More.

Dr Kelli Ward engages the Linn County, Oregon Republican Party. Read More.

Dr. Kelli Ward Addresses Lane County Oregon Republican Party. Read More.

The team behind the 2020 presidential election audit in Maricopa County, Arizona , plans to submit its full draft report to the state Senate next week, according to a spokesperson for the project. Read More.

The leader of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget says "policymakers can’t keep heading down an unsustainable path" Read More.

Women across Afghanistan are terrified as global terrorists take senior roles in the Taliban government Read More.

A remotely based student claimed Tuesday he is barred from taking online classes at Rutgers University because he has not been vaccinated. Read More.

The U.S. economy floundered last month as job growth fell sharply and missed economists’ expectations by nearly half-a-million new jobs. Read More.

The California high school teacher caught on camera boasting about having “180 days to turn them [his students] into revolutionaries” will be fired by the school district, the Natomas Unified School District said in a letter Wednesday. ​​​​​​​ Read More.