Michigan Secretary of State Announces Post-Election Audit in Wayne County
BY JACK PHILLIPS Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson on Thursday said a post-election audit is planned in Wayne County and other areas, saying that it is standard procedure for jurisdictions that have significant errors in their election reporting. “The statewide risk-limiting audit will be accompanied by the routine local procedural audits that will review the accuracy and process […]
Boeing 737 MAX Cleared to Resume Flying in US
BY TOM OZIMEK The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Nov. 18 cleared Boeing’s 737 MAX to take to the skies again, after two fatal crashes led to the jetliner’s grounding and drove nearly two years of regulatory scrutiny into the beleaguered plane. In issuing a rescission of its Emergency Order of Prohibition (pdf), the FAA cleared the way for Boeing […]
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Agrees to Review Cases of Election Irregularities
BY JANITA KAN The Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Wednesday agreed to take up cases in which the Trump campaign is challenging over 8,300 votes cast in the 2020 presidential election. In an unsigned order (pdf), the state’s top court granted a request by the Philadelphia County Board of Elections asking the justices to take over the cases […]
Trump Orders Wreaths Across America at Arlington National Cemetery to Continue
BY MASOOMA HAQ Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy announced Tuesday that he has directed Arlington National Cemetery to once again host Wreaths Across America after canceling the event over the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus pandemic. The Secretary appears to have gotten the order from President Donald Trump, who criticized its cancellation on Twitter on Tuesday. “I […]
Fullerton Joins Chorus of Orange County Cities Regulating Short-Term Rentals
BY JACK BRADLEY The City of Fullerton has passed a new ordinance regulating short-term rentals, joining other neighboring cities in Orange County, California, in increasing oversight of a growing market that residents say is out of control. The Fullerton City Council voted 4 to 1 to pass the measure, with the lone opponent arguing against unnecessary regulations forced by […]
Statistical Anomalies in Biden Votes, Analyses Indicate
BY PETR SVAB With the 2020 elections marred by legal challenges and fraud allegations, some have used statistical analysis to try to determine if foul play was involved. In several states, analyses of election data indeed show statistically odd phenomena in the tallies of votes for the Democratic candidate, former Vice President Joe Biden. One of […]
FEC Chairman: If Sidney Powell Says There Was Rampant Voter Fraud, ‘I Believe Her’
BY TOM OZIMEK Trey Trainor, head of the Federal Election Commission (FEC), said in a tweet Tuesday that he believes Trump campaign lawyer Sidney Powell’s claim of widespread election fraud. Powell, a former federal prosecutor, recently claimed the president’s legal team has been receiving a deluge of evidence concerning voter fraud and other irregularities, telling Fox Business that she […]
Whistleblowers Reveal How Software Manipulates Votes to Change Election Results
BY CHARLOTTE CUTHBERTSON WASHINGTON—Trump campaign lawyer and former federal prosecutor Sidney Powell released an explosive affidavit on Nov. 16, from a whistleblower who purports to have witnessed how election software secretly manipulates votes without leaving a trace. The whistleblower—whose background is with the Venezuelan military, including the national security guard detail of the Venezuelan president—outlines a conspiracy […]
2 NY Sheriffs Refuse to Enforce Cuomo’s 10-Person Thanksgiving Limit
BY JACK PHILLIPS Two county sheriffs in New York state said they won’t enforce Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s 10-person indoor limit during holiday gatherings. Fulton County Sheriff Richard Giardino, in a Facebook post, said that a governor’s executive order directed at citizens for private conduct isn’t typically a law with penalties. While he said the order applying to businesses can […]
Ex-felon Sworn In as a Lawyer by Same Judge Who Sentenced Him for Bank Robbery 20 Years Ago
Robert “Bob” VanSumeren of Michigan was sworn in as a lawyer by Judge Michael Smith in winter 2019. Two decades previously, he had been sentenced to up to 20 years in prison for bank robbery by the very same judge. VanSumeren’s road to redemption was helped along by the support of a very special family. […]
