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In a 4-3 decision by Democratic-appointed justices, Colorado's high court found that the ex-president and 2024 candidate isn't eligible for the presidency. The Colorado Supreme Court ruled that the former president had breached the 14th Amendment's insurrectionist clause for his omission in January 6. Following the Civil War, the 14th Amendment was accepted, but it does not prohibit officials from seeking future office unless they have 'engaged in rebellion.'

In an interview with Mediaite, Michael Wolff defended his reporting in his new book on Fox News and the Murdoch media empire while responding to critics. Wolff said that 100%'true, and that the book, which is set to be out on September 26, is his 'interpretation of the tale,' what he knows, and what people have told him.' 'This is the story told through my eyes.' There will be more stories, other accounts, and other books,' he said.

On Monday, Ron DeSantis, Florida's 44-year-old governor, told Fox News' Laura Ingraham that the US has already begun capitalizing on Biden's frailty. "This is a guy who is stumbling around the world stage.' He's projecting weakness,' DeSantis said

Russell has been at the center of an ongoing conflict with Oberlin's administration for about a year since she revealed her personal opinion on transgender swimmer Lia Thomas, who won the NCAA championship in 2022. Russell reprinted a headline that proudly congratulated NCAA silver medalist Emma Weyant for being the true champion of the tournament after she finished second behind Thomas at the 2022 championship. 'What do you believe? I can't be quiet on this; I've spent my entire life in sports, as well as starting and coaching sports programs for girls and women,' she wrote.

Allison Coghan and six of her sorority sisters - some current students - sued Kappa Gamma's national organization in March for including 21-year-old Artemis Langford in the group. Members of the sorority pleaded guilty to a variety of topics, including that Langford had 'been voyeuristically peeping on them when they were in intimate situations.' Last week, a judge found that no laws had been breached by allowing the student to join KKG, despite dismissing the complaint. 'Honestly, I don't think any of us were that surprised, but we are far from finished.' We're here...we started it, and we're going to finish it," Coghan said in response.

Oliver Anthony, an overnight sensation, has revealed the inspiration behind his hit song 'Rich Men North of Virginia,' a hit song on the charts.' In an interview with The Free Press on Thursday, the blue-collar singing star said that he hopes his album would remind Americans that 'the federal government is not going to save us.' The viral country track, which was announced on YouTube less than two weeks ago, has soared to the No. 1 spot. Anthony is the first artist to reach the top of the Billboard Hot 100 chart, putting him in first place.

The singer's debut artist, who went straight to No. 1, made history by going straight to No. 1. Rich Men North of Richmond, his country anthem, is number 1 on the Billboard charts. His overnight success was sparked by the blue collar ballad, where he protests against working 'overtime hours for b****** compensation' and slams on an island somewhere.' On Tuesday, he unveiled another track, and it has already received 1.4 million listens on Spotify. Anthony, who releases his music without the assistance of a record label, is expected to be earning $40,000 a day after turning down bids for as much as $8 million.

Dinh (pictured left), who will leave the role at the end of 2023, joined Fox in 2018 and headed its legal and compliance divisions during the months-long court battle sparked by the network's coverage of false charges that Dominion riggered the election. Dinh would receive a lump-sum cash payment of $23 million as part of a separation deal, according to Fox. After leaving the role of legal adviser, he'll become a special advisor to the firm.

Since a video of a Virginia factory worker performing a moving version of his blue-collar anthem went viral, he has become a celebrity overnight. Since his album 'Rich Men North of Richmond,' was posted online, Oliver Anthony, a musician who lives in Farmville, is a hit with fans. When strumming his guitar, Anthony is seen clearly belting out each out word of his 'bone-chilling' song. On YouTube, the video has been watched more than 1.3 million times in less than three days.

It's a junior high team playing a college team at the end of the day,' the Alabama Republican told Fox News' Laura Ingraham Monday night.' They can't win.' We can throw all the money we want to, but if we send NATO and our troops over, there is no chance,' I have no idea what we're going to do.' It's why Tuberville said he hasn't been interested in a single dollar going to the eastern European country. Tuberville told Ingraham, 'I haven't voted for a single cent to help Ukraine.' "I'm for Ukraine." This should never have happened in Russia. I was in Ukraine for three months with President [Volodymyr] Zelensky long before this began. They were still struggling to that point.'

Watters' will now be in charge of a shuffle that will see Laura Ingraham shift earlier in the evening and late-night host Greg Gutfeld return to 10 p.m., leaving the longtime fixture Carlson's empty in April. At 7 p.m., the brand-new lineup will include Ingraham, who was previously the host of the 10pm hour, as the primetime programming block kicks off at 7 p.m. Meanwhile, veteran commentator Sean Hannity will keep his old 9 p.m. time, according to brass. Carlson was abruptly suspended from his longtime post at Fox, just days after the company paid $787.5 million to settle a defamation lawsuit related to remarks made on the air by the commentator. In the time since, rumors of a possible replacement have erupted, with a frontrunner surfacing in 44-year-old Watters, whose rise can be traced back to his time as a frontrunner on the O'Reilly Factor when he was just 24, when he first gained notoriety as a dogged man-on-the street reporter. Watters' O'Reilly Segment, years later, became a full-fledged weekly show, nearly a decade and a half into his O'Reilly tenure, with a mixture of quippy, ambush-style interviews, and charisma. Carlson also rose through the ranks at Rupert Murdoch's news station before being fired as one of the top-rated anchors on cable television before being officially fired in April after a sterling 14 years. Watters would be replacing Carlson, according to Suzanne Scott, the network's CEO, in a tweet early Monday morning.

Gotion Incorporated, a battery parts manufacturer who recently purchased a swath of land in the Big Rapids area for its planned $2.4 billion factory, is the subject of the unrest now being witnessed in Green Charter Township. Guoxuan High-Tech, China's largest plant, has previously come under fire for its close links to China's communist party, and is now at the forefront of a burgeoning controversy. Members of Green Charter, the tiny neighborhood where the plant is set to live, are worried about its links to China. Local lawmakers became involved days after feds said they didn't have the right powers to investigate the plant's constriction, and urged lawmakers like the governor and senate to avoid a potential disaster.

Ray Epps, 61, has spoken out for the first time to state that the suggestion of him being a FBI informant during the January 6 riots, which were portrayed by right-wing conspiracy theorists, was untrue.' He was videotaped telling people to vote at the Capitol, but unlike 1,000 others, he has never been charged, boosting the suspicion that he was a FBI agent sent to whip up the revolt. 'No matter how many times they push this myth, this conspiracy theory, it will never become true,' Epps said on Sunday. He revealed that he had been compelled to sell his house and company in Arizona and was now in hiding, living in an RV in the Rocky Mountains. 'I have a rough time being a Marine on the run,' he said. "It's so sad what people have done to Ray and ourselves," Epps' wife wrote.' According to the FBI, Epps did not work for them and never had.

Shamann Walton, the San Francisco supervisor who first raised the issue of reparations in February 2020, has requested a $50 million 'Office of Reparations,' rather than the massive lump sum. The African American Reparations Advisory Committee (AARAC)'s recommendations - 111 in total - include a $5 million lump sum to every eligible black person; a $1 house; and a $30,000-per-year guarantee for 250 years. After the AARAC's final report, the board will not decide whether or not to adopt the recommendations until later this year. Another meeting has been postponed for September.

Xaviaer DuRousseau, a conservative activist who used to promote BLM and who lived in the Bay Area, said San Francisco's reparations scheme was ridiculous and ineffective. DuRousseau said he saw the campaign as part of a drive to'indoctrinate' black Americans into dependency. 'This is 111 ways to gaslight black Americans into thinking that we should be reliant on a system of handouts in order to be successful,' DuRousseau, who has previously written about being raised a Democrat and then'seeing the light.' The African American Reparations Advisory Committee's (AARAC)'s recommendations include a $5 million lump sum to every eligible black person; a $1 house; and a $27,000-perpetual income for 250 years. Hillary Ronen (right), a member of the board, told the audience: "You have my full support and commitment to implementing all 111 of these recommendations,' a member of the board.' They are all justified.'

Four masked men with guns in their waistbands marched into the cathedral during Sunday's service, according to former St Louis police chief Marquaello Futrell. The pastor used his policing instincts and the power of prayer to stop a simulated armed robbery involving four suspects from occurring. He questioned the guys over the church's mic and ordered them to remain seated as the congregation continued to pray for them and keep everyone safe. He then had his media crew film the four men, and had to ask staff members to close the doors to the church and call the cops. The men were in the church for 20 minutes. Pastor Futrell praised divine intervention and the Holy Spirit for navigating the difficult situation and keeping his worshipers safe.

In a controversy involving 76 current and former players over a lawsuit brought against team coach Charles 'Chugger' Adair,' former Virginia Tech soccer player Kiersten Hening is ripping the team's "toxic" and'suffocating' atmosphere. The one-time walk-on accused her now-former coach of reducing her playing time because she refused to kneel with colleagues in a Black Lives Matter protest in 2020, but the school settled for $100,000 earlier this month. Hening told Fox News host Laura Ingraham, 'It's sad to see the political climate that was created in college sports.' I don't believe in politics having a place in sports, so when the pressure came in to conform to the mob mentality, it was difficult because the climate was so suffocating.' It was toxic. What they did was divisive.'

Pavone told host Laura Ingraham that he was only aware of his dismissal from a news company and that he had not yet been officially notified by the Vatican. 'We're correct, this is the culmination of 21 years of abuse by Church authorities to me in my ministry,' despite the fact that we support the Vatican.' We have the country's biggest ministry for healing after abortion, for which Pope Francis has specifically advised me to continue working on it.' Pavone, who once served as the national co-chair of ProLife Voices for Trump told Ingraham that he is a victim of 'cancel culture, but said he will not be deterred and will continue to identify as Father and celebrate Mass, despite what the Vatican said

Former Trump aide Steve Bannon has said that President Biden's Cancer Moonshot is actually a cover to create genetically engineered 'Humans 2.0'. Under the Cancer Moonshot, he said the'replacement theory' may be very true. The Great Replacement is a white nationalist far-right conspiracy theory that claims that white populations are rapidly and culturally replaced. Earlier this month, Bannon handed himself over to police in New York State to face fraud charges regarding his non-profit 'We Build the Wall' not-for-profit plan. Last week, President Joe Biden ordered to channel more government funds to the U.S. biotechnology industry. Cancer Moonshot in Biden aims to find and develop new drugs and lowered the death rate from cancer by at least 50% over the next 25 years.

Kim Kardashian is promoting her appearance in a docuseries starring Hillary Clinton and her daughter Chelsea Clinton. The Kardashians star urged her 329 million followers to watch the movie on Friday. Kim captioned the picture: 'I'm excited to be a part of Hillary Clinton and Chelsea Clinton's incredible journey to find out what it truly means to be gutsy! Now on @appletvplus @hillaryclinton.'

Clinton snubbed Queen Elizabeth II from her docuseries about 'amazing woman,' just days after she paid homage to the monarch. Chelsea and her daughter Chelsea wrote a book in 2019 about many women who made history by becoming 'brave'. Critics also chastised their book, which is now a docuseries on Apple TV+, for leaving out the Queen. Clinton expressed disappointment in response to criticism because "there are just too many amazing women in the world." Despite leaving the Queen out of her book and docuseries, the former first lady dubbed her "brave."

Donald Trump (left) condemned the raid of his Florida home after law enforcement confiscated ten boxes of classified information that Trump allegedly took after leaving office in a series of posts on Truth Social on Friday (inset). 'Never in our country's history has there been a time when law enforcement has been so brutally and violently involved in the life and times of democracy in our country,' Trump said.' A major motion relating to the Fourth Amendment will soon be filed regarding my illegal break-in of my house, Mar-a-Lago, right before the ever-important Mid-Term Elections.' My rights, as well as the rights of all Americans, had been infringed at a degree never seen before in our country,' he said. It's the most recent development in Trump's fight with the FBI, as former running mate Mike Pence (right) said he did not delete any classified information after being vice president.