Fani’s Case Flatlines: Prosecutor Moves to Dismiss All Charges in Georgia 2020 Election Case

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The Georgia election case has finally flamed out. The election interference prosecution against President Trump and his allies was quietly sealed shut on Wednesday, not with a dramatic courtroom clash but with the prosecutor admitting the fight was over. The man now in charge, Peter Skandalakis, stepped forward only after no one else would — and found himself alone at the helm of a sinking ship. He called the case “on life support,” and in a 23-page motion asked the court to dismiss every charge against President Trump and 14 co-defendants. Skandalakis concluded the matter belonged at the federal level

Turkeys Get Mercy, Dems Get Roasted: Trump Holiday Pardon Turns Into Comedy Act

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President Trump hosted the annual turkey pardon at the White House on Tuesday — and it didn’t take long for the jokes to start flying. He opened by claiming he was re-pardoning last year’s birds, because former President Joe Biden only used an autopen to sign their reprieve. “Totally invalid,” Trump joked — noting that Biden has used the autopen so often that an autopen portrait now hangs in place of Biden’s picture in the White House photo gallery. “The turkeys known as Peach and Blossom last year have been located, and they were on their way to be processed…

The Rewrite: U.S. and Ukraine’s New 19-Point Peace Plan Tests Moscow’s Intentions

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The U.S. and Ukraine drafted a new 19-point peace plan Monday — a striking turn from President Trump’s controversial 28-point proposal, which sparked a weekend uproar for its heavy tilt toward Moscow, according to reports. Ukrainian First Deputy Foreign Minister Sergiy Kyslytsya said both sides felt “positive” about the new outline. Gone are the restrictions on Ukraine’s army. Gone, too, is the blanket amnesty for war crimes. The Financial Times reported the sense in the room: this was no longer a plan written with Russia’s pen. The full document remains unseen. But Kyslytsya was careful — and confident. The new

House Condemns Socialism as Mamdani Prepares Oval Office Meeting with Trump

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The House sent a message this week, and it came in bold type. Lawmakers overwhelmingly approved a resolution condemning socialism — a rebuke not only of ideology, but of its recent rise in American politics. The vote was 285–98, with 86 Democrats crossing the aisle. Two members voted present. Even House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, who endorsed Zohran Mamdani days before his election, voted yes. The resolution, introduced by Rep. Maria Salazar (R-FL), referenced the past: Castro’s Cuba, Mao’s China, Maduro’s Venezuela — systems marked by famine, oppression, and mass murder. Its language was plain: “Resolved by the House of

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