Bundesanwaltschaft übernimmt Ermittlungen zu Strom-Sabotage
Nach den Attacken auf Umspannwerke in mehreren Bundesländern hat die Bundesanwaltschaft die Ermittlungen übernommen. Dem Tatverdächtigen wird verfassungsfeindliche Sabotage vorgeworfen.
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Was die AfD in den Schulen in Sachsen-Anhalt verändern könnte
Mehr Bismarck, weniger Hitler; Inklusion abschaffen und Unterricht zu Hause: Im Bereich der Bildungspolitik hat die AfD in Sachsen-Anhalt viele Pläne. Doch nicht alles, was politisch gefordert wird, ist rechtlich auch möglich. Von A. Tadey.
Spanish spies warned of mass migrant crossing into Ceuta the day before
Spanish spies warned their Moroccan counterparts and the Madrid government of the Ceuta migrant surge a day before it happened.
Ontario premier calls Trump ‘not reliable at all’ and urges voters to ‘hold him accountable’
Doug Ford said Thursday that Trump had unintentionally bolstered Canada by forcing it to decrease its reliance on the U.S.
Katie Miller held a large stake in Elon Musk’s AI company as she bashed its rivals online: report
Miller defended her stake and said she was not being paid to digitally promote Musk’s company, which has skyrocketed in value in recent months
New Mexico leaders beg Apple and Google not to rename their state on apps like Trump wants
Over the weekend, Trump posted at least seven maps suggesting the state should be renamed ‘New America’
Trump lost 23 legal battles over voter data. Now DOJ is demanding election officials hand it over
Republican and Democratic election officials in 30 states receive ‘threatening’ letters to retain sensitive voter data
Utah Valley University remains divided a year after Charlie Kirk’s assassination. His picture still haunts the campus
Some students are protesting on the anniversary of Kirk’s death after the university canceled classes and allowed Turning Point USA to host a memorial at its event center
Trump faces accusations of bribery after promising to pay Americans $5,000 each if Republicans win midterms
The president offered few details of the plan but said the money would have to be spent in America
Maria Bartiromo breaks silence after she was fired from Fox News for ‘leaking info to Trump’
An attorney for Bartiromo, a longtime Fox Business anchor, has denied that she was fired
ICE sued by voting rights groups to block agents at the polls: ‘Only meant to scare people and suppress votes’
The Trump administration is illegally raising the specter of federal agents at polling locations to suppress turnout, lawsuit claims
Jeffries buys NFL Thursday Night Football ad blitz after Trump’s $5,000 midterm election ‘dividend’ promise
Jeffries’ ad targets viewers with less than two months to go before the midterm elections
Trump claims his love-fest convention beat NFL opening night in ratings – despite networks not covering the event
The fact that the NFL has not yet published official viewership data for its season opener raised questions over the president’s claim
Trump follows up his $5,000 ‘dividend’ payment by announcing some Americans will be getting $500 Obamacare refunds
‘Our administration is doing the right thing in giving the money back to the people who were wrongly ripped off,’ Trump said
Former Trump aide says his constant posting of AI slop shows his ‘brain rot’
Ex-White House official Sarah Matthews says President Donald Trump ‘floods the zone’ with so many memes ‘we’ve become numb to just how bizarre it is,’ mocking him for promoting delusional ‘fan fiction’
Melania skipped her husband’s midterm convention to give speech bragging about White House redesign
President Donald Trump has tore up two White House lawns and demolished one wing of the building since his return to office
Fresh off the golf course together, Bret Baier swoons over Trump’s midterm convention speech
‘Let’s remind everybody, this guy is 80 years old,’ the Fox News host said. ‘He just gives this barn-buster speech’
Trump dangled his $5k ‘dividend’ to voters. Here’s how other countries have been buying elections for decades
Trump’s pledge to buy American voters has shocked many but such practices have been taking place in elections across the globe for decades, Bryony Gooch reports