Harris And Trump Zero In On Wisconsin

PHILADELPHIA — A Philadelphia judge plans to hold a hearing Thursday in the city prosecutor’s bid to shut down Elon Musk’s $1 million-a-day sweepstakes in battleground states. The giveaways come from Musk’s political organization, which aims to boost Donald Trump’s presidential campaign. Lawyers for Musk filed a motion late Wednesday seeking to move the case to federal court, saying it involves a federal election issue.

An hour south of Cleveland, as my rented Kia crosses into Canaan Township one afternoon this October, I pass a farm that’s home to a herd of goats. I turn toward the passenger seat, which is empty, and exclaim, to no one: “Goats!” I am not from around here. For many years, however, Wayne County, Ohio, was a place I thought I knew.

The Philadelphia judge overseeing the lawsuit against Elon Musk and his $1 million giveaway to registered voters who sign a petition has moved up a hearing in the case to this morning at 10 a.m., bumping it up from Friday, according to a new order. Via 6abc.com: The order from Philadelphia Judge Angelo Foglietta states that "all parties must be present." [] Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner filed the lawsuit against Musk to stop the America PAC sweepstakes. Krasner has said he could still consider criminal charges, saying he is tasked with protecting the public from both illegal lotteries and "interference with the integrity of elections." [] Krasner, in the suit, said that America PAC and Musk "are indisputably violating Pennsylvania's statutory prohibitions against illegal lotteries and deceiving consumers." read more

Under the now-deleted account, Reddit user ‘ManCow2000’ trolled users that he'd committed voter fraud. That turned out to be a big mistake as his identity was discovered and he was subsequently fired. Now the local DA is looking into his case for possible criminal charges. Source: Action News Now REDDING, Calif. - A former Redding landlord is in hot water today after recent Reddit posts he made were shared across the app. Charles Pierce is a 70-year-old former landlord of the Manzanita Manor Apartments in Redding.

Billionaire Elon Musk said Trump's economic plans would result in hardship, financial turmoil, and a stock market crash. Between the Trump tariffs, mass deportations, and deep federal budget cuts, Musk told the audience at a telephone town hall about their plan (listen to the audio clip above). Rolling Stone reported: "Economists have repeatedly warned that a second Trump administration would be a boon to the ultra-wealthy and a backslide for everyone else.

A brief look at what the UNRWA has morphed into, and why Israel concluded it had to go.