A Georgia judge, who ruled on Monday that election officials in his state must certify results even if fraud is suspected, just blocked a separate new measure requiring all Georgia ballots to be hand-counted after the polls close on November 5th, a measure which he called “too much, too late.”
Read More Georgia Judge Blocks Court Order Requiring Ballots To Be Individually Hand-Counted
A federal judge blocked California Democrat Governor Gavin Newsom’s anti-deepfake legislation on Wednesday, which sought to criminalize digitally-altered political images and videos 60 days before an election.
Read More Gov. Newsom’s ‘Anti-Deepfake’ Bill Blocked By Federal Judge, A Win For Elon Musk
U.S. authorities have seized dozens of internet domains used by Russian intelligence agents and their proxies to steal vital information from U.S. government computers and email accounts, the Justice Department (DOJ) announced on Thursday.
Read More U.S. And Microsoft Team Up To Take Hold Of Dozens Of Domains Tied To Russian Hacking Group
Nearly two weeks after the U.S. presidential election on November 5th, a South Florida federal judge ordered failed Donald Trump assassin Ryan Wesley Routh to stand trial on charges of attempting to murder the former president.
Read More Judge Sets Ryan Wesley Routh Trial Date 2 Weeks After Presidential Election
The 58-year-old man accused of attempting to assassinate Donald Trump after camping out for 12 hours and aiming his firearm in the direction of Trump’s Secret Service agents, waiting for the former president to walk into his line of sight, has pleaded not guilty to all of his charges.
Read More Second Failed Trump Assassin Ryan Wesley Routh Pleads Not Guilty
Former President Donald Trump is set to hold an outdoor rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, the same location where the first assassination attempt on his life took place.
Read More Trump Will Officially Return To Butler, Pa. On October 5, Where First Assassination Attempt Took Place