Report: Kamala HQ's Evasive Maneuvers on Policy Unravel As EV Mandate Shift Comes Into Focus

Image: Roku Roku is the latest company to lean into the trend of throwing artwork onto your TV screen, offering viewers some serene relaxation time when they’re not actively watching something. Today the company announced a new feature / app called Backdrops, and it all sounds very familiar. Rolling out first to Roku-branded TVs and third-party Roku TV sets (and then to Roku streaming devices “later in the fall”), Backdrops features “a catalog that includes famous classics, wide-ranging museum collections, abstract designs, and more.” Here’s more on what to expect: Viewers can also learn more about the artwork, including artist name, year it was created, and a brief description for each image, even cycle in photos from their personal collection to... Continue reading…

Members of the House Education and the Workforce Committee subpoenaed Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, the Democratic Party's vice presidential nominee, for questioning concerning a nonprofit in his state accused of misusing $250 million during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., said new whistleblower allegations reveal that many of the agents assigned to protect former President Donald Trump during the July assassination attempt at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, were Homeland Security agents who had limited training.

As Congress prepares for another potential battle over government funding, House Democrats are trying to prevent members from breaking ranks and voting for the bill proposed by Republicans to fund the government past the September deadline, Axios reported,

DENVER, CO – In a surprising twist on grassroots campaigning, armed Venezuelan gangs have taken the initiative to open a Harris-Walz campaign office inside a local Denver apartment complex. The office, located conveniently between the laundry room and the mailboxes, is reportedly abuzz with excitement and the occasional gunfire. “We’re just here to support the candidates who have supported us,” said gang leader Javier “El Jefe” Ramirez, donning a Harris-Walz 2024 t-shirt over his tactical vest. “Kamala helped us get across the border, so now we help her cross the finish line. It’s only fair.” The pop-up office offers free ballots, campaign swag, and “ballot-harvesting assistance.” Posters featuring Kamala Harris smiling awkwardly and Tim Walz looking lost now plaster the walls of the building, right next to the “No Loitering” signs. Residents of the apartment complex seem divided over the new political outpost. “I thought this was America,” said one tenant, shaking his head while watching campaign workers hand out ballots and machetes. “But I guess if you want to survive, you gotta vote Harris-Walz.” Local authorities have been mum on the legality of the operation, with one police officer commenting, “They’re doing more voter outreach than we’ve seen from any other campaign, so, kudos, I guess?” The Harris-Walz campaign has yet to formally endorse the new office but sources confirm Kamala Harris was overheard saying, “As long as they vote for us, what’s the problem?” The post BREAKING: Armed Venezuelan sets up Harris-Walz campaign office in Denver apartment complex appeared first on Genesius Times.

ST. PAUL, MN — In a stunning development today, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz's dog "Scout" has officially endorsed Donald J. Trump for president in 2024."Bark!" said Scout in a statement.The dog, reportedly…

Pentagon —  The United States is planning to send Michael Chase, the deputy assistant secretary of defense for China, Taiwan and Mongolia, to China's top annual security forum this month, two U.S.…

A gunman shot up a pro-Trump pastor’s house on Wednesday morning. The Daily Mail reported a gunman shot pro-Trump pastor Greg Locke’s home when one of his children was inside. Pastor Locke serves…

On August 30, 2024, the  Commonwealth State Appeals Court ruled that the state’s legal mandate for mail-in ballot envelopes to have dates written violates the state constitution.  “Simply…