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Legal analyst Mercedes Colwin told Fox News that the U. S. Supreme Court had cleared the way for former President Donald Trump to order a military coup if he's reelected. Following a high court ruling granting U. S. presidential immunity for official acts, Colwin explained that Justice Sonia Sotomayor was not being "alarmist" when she warned about executive power. "So everyone who's saying, oh, Judge Sotomayor, this is hyperbole.

It doesn't get much more American than blowing one's self up on the Fourth of July with fireworks. Source: The Post And Courier SUMMERVILLE — Wearing an Uncle Sam star-spangled suit and a top hat to match, Allen Ray McGrew danced around in the front yard as he smoked a cigarette on July 4th — his favorite holiday of the year.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) faced backlash Sunday after he claimed that former President Barack Obama was "running the country." During an interview on Fox News, host Maria Bartiromo asked Tuberville if Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) had been hiding President Joe Biden's "mental fitness." "I mean, did Senator Schumer not see what everybody else is seeing in plain sight?" Bartiromo said.

Wisconsin, like many other states, had been using ballot drop boxes for almost 40 years. They dramatically became more popular in 2020 with the onset of the pandemic. However, Felon Trump made them part of his Big Lie and blamed them as being the reason he lost instead of the simple fact that he is piece of shit.

The Oak Ridge wildfire, now burning on 1,240 acres of U. S. Forest Service land in Pueblo County, was 59% contained Sunday, according to fire officials. On Saturday morning, the fire, sparked by lightning on June 22, was 1,193 acres and 50% contained, double the 25% containment reached on Thursday. Firefighters on Saturday worked to contain the southeastern corner of the fire and protect property in Beulah and the Middle Creek watershed using drip torches and aerial ignition.