Giorno: 17 Luglio 2021

Arizona AG Calls for Secretary of State’s Voter Fraud Referrals

Noting Arizona’s Secretary of State, for the first time in more than a decade, has not submitted criminal referrals for double voting in past elections, Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich has furnished an email calling for evidence of illegal voting.

Family of 15-year-old terrorist attack victim asks Biden to bring justice for daughter

Malki Roth, a talented young musician with a sunny and emphatic personality, was just 15 years old when she was killed by a terrorist attack while lunching at a crowded pizzeria with her teenaged friend. 

Three Texas Democrats who fled to Washington, D.C. test positive for coronavirus

Several of the Texas Democrats who fled the state capital to avoid voting on an election integrity bill have tested positive for the coronavirus.

Mark Meadows to Newsmax: Narratives on Trump Spun to Sell Books, Not Truth

The books coming out on the Trump administration are not about truth, according to former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows on Newsmax, it is about spinning a narrative to sell a book.

First COVID-19 Case Detected at Tokyo Olympic Village Week Before Summer Games Begin

Tokyo’s Olympic Village has its first positive COVID-19 test just a week before the summer Olympic Games, according to an NPR report Saturday.

Arizona AG Brnovich urges Biden to reverse reported Title 42 repeal after border numbers rise again

FIRST ON FOX: Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich on Friday wrote to President Biden urging him to reverse a reported plan to rollback Title 42 public health protections that allow for the rapid expulsion of migrants at the southern border after figures show there were nearly 190,000 attempted crossings in June alone.

Six-Year-Old Killed, 5 Others Wounded in Friday Night DC Shooting

A 6-year-old girl was killed and five others wounded Friday night when gunfire erupted in Southeast Washington, D.C.In a Twitter video post from the Metropolitan Police Department, Assistant Police Chief Ashan Benedict said officers from District 7 heard shots near the…

Russia Offered US Use of Central Asia Bases for Afghan Intel

President Vladimir Putin in June offered U.S. counterpart Joe Biden the use of Russian military bases in Central Asia for information gathering from Afghanistan, the Kommersant newspaper reported Saturday, as American troops leave the country.

OPEC+ Progresses Toward Deal, Calls Sunday Meeting

OPEC and its allies will meet Sunday after the group made significant progress toward resolving a standoff with the United Arab Emirates that had blocked a deal to boost output.

Cuomo grilled by AG’s lawyers in sexual harassment probe

Gov. Cuomo is the guest of honor today at a weekend grilling. He was to be quizzed by investigators Saturday as part of the state probe into sexual harassment claims by his female aides.