The Commonwealth of Virginia has played what might be its last card against the Biden-Harris Department of Justice, betting the U.S. Supreme Court might allow election officials to resume taking noncitizens off the state's voter rolls. Like other red states, Virginia has worked diligently to remove foreign nationals from its voter rolls in an effort to ensure that only American citizens are casting ballots in this election. These efforts, ramped up by Gov. Glenn Youngkin via executive order on Aug. 7, drew the ire of the DOJ, which sued earlier this month to foil the election integrity initiative — just as it had sued Alabama weeks earlier. A Biden-nominated district judge obliged the DOJ Friday, ruling that Virginia — where the latest Quantus Insights poll shows Kamala Harris leading President Donald Trump by only one percentage point — must restore the voter registrations of thousands of individuals who allegedly identified as foreign nationals. Virginia asked the 4th Circuit to put a hold on Judge Patricia Tolliver Giles' order, but a pair of Obama-appointed judges and another Biden appointee denied the request Sunday. 'About 1,000 presented noncitizen residency documents to DMV and were then positively identified as noncitizens.' Left with one more option, Republican state officials turned to the U.S. Supreme Court, filing late Sunday night for an emergency stay of Giles' injunction, which is scheduled to go into effect on Wednesday. Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares stated upon filing, "Americans citizens — and no one else — should determine American elections." Youngkin responded, "It's commonsense: noncitizens shouldn't be on our voter rolls." According to the commonwealth's emergency application, the injunction sought by the Biden-Harris DOJ will "irreparably injure Virginia's sovereignty, confuse her voters, overload her election machinery and administrators, and likely lead noncitizens to think they are permitted to vote, a criminal offense that will cancel the franchise of eligible voters." Blaze News previously reported that Giles claimed the removals were a "clear violation" of the National Voter Registration Act's quiet period provision, which requires states to complete programs intended to systematically remove the names of ineligible voters from registration lists by no later than 90 days prior to a primary election or general election for federal office. Virginia's emergency application stressed that contrary to Giles' understanding and the DOJ's claim, the commonwealth's process is not systematic — which would run afoul of the NVRA — but is instead individualized. Moreover, the state indicated the lesser court's injunction was based on a provision of the NVRA that "does not even apply to the removal of noncitizens and other voter registrations that are void ab initio." The state told the high court that of the over 1,600 suspected noncitizens whom the Biden judge ordered back onto the voter rolls, "About 600 of these individuals personally informed Virginia's Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) that they are not citizens, and about 1,000 presented noncitizen residency documents to DMV and were then positively identified as noncitizens through the United States' own Systematic Alerian Verification for Entitlements (SAVE) database." Chief Justice John Roberts requested that the opponents of Virginia's election integrity initiative respond to the state's emergency appeal by Tuesday afternoon, CNN indicated, a signal that the high court will act swiftly. Hans von Spakovsky, a senior legal fellow at the Heritage Foundation, recently told the Daily Caller that the Biden-Harris DOJ's lawsuits against Virginia and Alabama are the "exact opposite of what DOJ should be doing, it is a criminal violation ... — in fact, it's a felony for an alien to register to vote." "And so what the DOJ ought to be doing is going to Virginia and saying, 'Can you please give me the files of each of these voters so we can investigate and potentially prosecute them?' And no, instead, they're saying, 'No, you have to keep on the voter rolls aliens who are breaking federal law,'" continued von Spakovsky. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

With Election Day just eight days away, Americans are holding their breath anxiously awaiting the verdict of what has been an incredibly contentious election season. But it’s almost over. Soon, we will know who our next commander in chief will be. And according to Tucker Carlson, it’s going to be Donald Trump. “Blaze News’ Tonight’s” Jill Savage, Blaze News editor in chief Matthew Peterson, and Blaze News senior editor for politics Christopher Bedford discuss whether or not Carlson’s optimism is misguided. “This is the end of a redemption arc,” said Carlson, speaking at a Turning Point Action rally in Duluth, Georgia, on Oct. 23. “I've really never seen anybody treated like Donald Trump was treated – ever,” he said, pointing to the way the left attacked, defamed, indicted, and arrested him and even “let him get shot in the face.” “And he’s gonna win anyway!” he declared to a roaring crowd. “Do you think that the Republicans can actually be this optimistic right now?” Jill asks Bedford. Even though Bedford has been searching for anything that would suggest Carlson’s optimism is misplaced, he’s come up empty-handed. “There's no positive echo chamber for the Democratic Party right now,” he says. “Democrats have tried to make Republicans, populists, conservatives, MAGA people feel like they are an awful minority, feel like they are alone out there, that they are radicals, and it's not true. People who listen to Donald Trump and say, ‘This has got a point, something's got to change, the Democrats and the Mitch McConnells are rotten’ – you're the majority of people right now,” says Bedford. “Don't let yourself be told by these folks that you're the weirdo. Democrats have abandoned the working class. … They basically abandoned American voters,” specifically “men,” he explains. “They are actually kind of the party of weirdos.” More people than we know have realized that “maybe MAGA is normal. Maybe it’s a populist rebellion that is grounded in American principles, and maybe it's actually a testament to just how generous and kind and gentle the American people are that we've put up with this sick expert rule for as long as we have,” he adds. “Tucker's point is there’s a very, very powerful story here that is unfolding and that everyone can be part of if he gets back in after everything that has been done to him,” says Matthew. “They’ve thrown everything at the guy, and they’re failing.” “You can feel the tottering in the sort of the spirit or the soul of the regime right now because after all that, if he wins, it's sort of the emperor wears no clothes at that point,” he says. To hear more of the conversation, watch the clip above. Want more from 'Blaze News Tonight'?To enjoy more provocative opinions, expert analysis, and breaking stories you won’t see anywhere else, subscribe to BlazeTV — the largest multi-platform network of voices who love America, defend the Constitution, and live the American dream.

Popular podcast host Joe Rogan revealed earlier this week Vice President Kamala Harris has not officially said no to being interviewed on his show, but the sticking points to scheduling the interview have been some of her campaign's conditions for doing it.Rogan posted the full episode of his interview with former President Donald Trump on his X account late Monday night. He did so after some reportedly had difficulty finding it on YouTube on Monday, even when searching very specific keywords on the platform. Searching for it on Tuesday now brings the correct episode.Trump and Vance have done a wide range of podcast interviews with popular hosts such as Theo Von, Tucker Carlson, and the Nelk Boys.After posting the video, Rogan addressed rumors about possibly interviewing Harris as well. According to Rogan, Harris' campaign said he could interview her on Tuesday but that "I would have had to travel to her and they only wanted to do an hour." Trump's interview with Rogan lasted for nearly three hours, which is a common episode length."I strongly feel the best way to do it is in the studio in Austin. My sincere wish is to just have a nice conversation and get to know her as a human being. I really hope we can make it happen," Rogan concluded.It was then reported Trump's running mate, Ohio Sen. JD Vance, will go on Rogan's podcast sometime this week. The episode will be released before Election Day.Trump and Vance, while still doing traditional media interviews, have done a wide range of podcast interviews with popular hosts such as Theo Von, Tucker Carlson, and the Nelk Boys. The strategy is to showcase the candidates in an unfiltered and unedited format, which has been a weakness for Harris as she seemingly wants to have highly produced and scripted appearances on the campaign trail.The shows are also popular with males, a critical voting bloc that supports Trump but that may be less likely to vote. His campaign hopes these appearances will motivate those male supporters to go to the polls.Rogan's interview with Trump has received over 37 million views on YouTube. Harris' interview with Charlamagne tha God almost two weeks ago has under 600,000 views.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

We’ve seen a lot of videogame comeback stories in recent years, like Cyberpunk 2077, No Man’s Sky, and possibly even Payday 3 - a bad launch doesn’t mean a total failure. But as it stands, Homeworld 3 is struggling on Steam. More than 9,000 people logged in simultaneously to play it on launch day, but during the last 24 hours, the concurrent user base peaked at just 60. Based on recent reviews, Homeworld 3’s rating on Valve’s store is officially ‘mixed,’ but if you take lifetime reviews into account, it’s still a damning ‘mostly negative.’ Once a rival to RTS classics like Age of Empires and Command and Conquer, the Gearbox-published third game has so far failed to inspire awe. Now, it seems the makers of Homeworld 3 have removed the oft-debated third-party DRM (digital rights management) software Denuvo. Continue reading Homeworld 3 creators pull Denuvo DRM from controversial space strategy game

Eve Online is an MMO in the truest sense of the word. An entire universe is at your fingertips as the economy, warfare, and politics are all player-driven. Battles can take hours and schemes can be months in the making, as almost every conceivable decision is at your fingertips. Now, that level of freedom and player interaction has been transposed onto the 4X and grand strategy genres with Eve Galaxy Conquest. So if you need a break from the MMO, or just want a new flavor of sci-fi strategy, you can get involved right now. Continue reading Eve Galaxy Conquest takes the colossal MMO in a new, grand strategy direction MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best 4X Games, Free Steam games, Best grand strategy games

Well, I didn’t expect this today. Completely out of the ether, Rebellion, the studio behind beloved and brutal WW2 shooter Sniper Elite has just released a would-be sequel to forgotten PC classic Speedball. Essentially, this serves as a soft reboot, a top-to-bottom shakeup of the forgotten sports combat game, targeted at an entirely new generation. Fast, vicious, and totally unique for its time, Speedball may have slipped into the footnotes of gaming history, but the team behind Zombie Army and the upcoming Sniper Elite The Resistance clearly has fond memories of 1988 icon, and now it’s bringing it back, newer and nastier. Continue reading Sniper Elite dev Rebellion just shadow dropped a complete reboot of a PC classic

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