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Nearly a Third of NY, NJ Small Businesses Shuttered Since January: Report

By Tom Ozimek Nearly one-third of small businesses in New York and New Jersey have remained closed since January, according to a Harvard-run database that tracks the economic impact of the pandemic. In New York, 27.8 percent of small businesses haven’t reopened, while 31.2 percent remain closed in New Jersey as of Nov. 16, according to TrackTheRecovery.org. At the […]

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Judge Who Rejected Trump’s Pennsylvania Lawsuit ‘Misunderstood’ Argument: Kayleigh McEnany

By GQ Pan The judge who rejected the bid by President Donald Trump’s reelection campaign to invalidate Pennsylvania’s election results “misunderstood” its legal argument, White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany said. “I think the Third Circuit court judge misunderstood the argument,” McEnany said Saturday during an interview on “Fox & Friends,” referring to Trump-appointed Circuit Judge Stephanos Bibas, who […]

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Sidney Powell: Voting Contracts in Georgia Warrant Criminal Investigation

By Jack Phillips Sidney Powell, who has filed election-related lawsuits in favor of President Donald Trump’s campaign, said that Dominion Voting Systems should be investigated over a lucrative Georgia contract that was awarded to the election systems maker. “There should be an investigation, a thorough criminal investigation, frankly, of everyone involved in acquiring the Dominion [Voting] System […]

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Trump Doubles Down on Need to Roll Back Legal Protections for Tech Companies

By Janita Kan President Donald Trump this week renewed his calls to curtail legal protections for internet companies amid allegations of censorship and selective policing of user content. “For purposes of National Security, Section 230 must be immediately terminated!!!” Trump wrote on Twitter. The president has been vocal over the need to limit or repeal legal liability […]

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Michael Flynn Says Coup Against Trump Still in Progress in First Public Remarks Since Pardon

By Melanie Sun Retired Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn said there is “still a coup in progress” against President Donald Trump in his first public address since being pardoned by the president. Flynn, who also served during the Obama administration as director of the Defense Intelligence Agency and then as Trump’s national security adviser, warned Americans on Saturday that […]

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Michigan Complaint: Vote Counts ‘Not Normal’

By Christina Kim The complaint against Michigan’s Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson and Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, marks the beginning of Powell’s lawsuit against the state. Some of the allegations are repeated claims from Michigan and other states. Republican challengers were unable to “meaningfully observe,” and workers were instructed to backdate ballots. Other claims are newer. Expert […]

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President’s Lawyers Working to Convince Arizona’s Legislature to Appoint Trump Electors

By Zachary Stieber President Donald Trump’s lawyers are working to persuade lawmakers in Arizona to appoint electors for the Republicans to the Electoral College. “‘We’re hopeful that Arizona will follow the same path that Pennsylvania has now spearheaded by going first, and by seeing that there is substantial and more than enough evidence that this election was […]

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Pennsylvania Court Rejects Trump Appeal, Campaign Lawyers Say It’s ‘On to SCOTUS’

By Jack Phillips The U.S. Third Circuit of Appeals in Pennsylvania on Friday rejected President Donald Trump’s campaign appeal in their challenge of the state’s election results, a move that Trump’s lawyers said will allow them to expedite their lawsuits to the U.S. Supreme Court. “The activist judicial machinery in Pennsylvania continues to cover up […]

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Regulators to End Preferential Treatment Given to US-Listed Chinese Companies

By Emel Akan WASHINGTON—U.S. regulators are moving forward with a plan to crack down on Chinese companies traded in U.S. exchanges, overturning an agreement signed with Beijing in 2013 under the Obama administration. The plan will require Chinese companies listed in U.S. exchanges to use auditors overseen by U.S. regulators. The Securities and Exchange Commission […]