Campaign

Trump Administration Update: CDC Director’s Legal Team Confirms Her Position Amid Vance’s Wisconsin Campaign Trail

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Washington, D.C. — In a day marked by significant developments, the leadership of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) remains in focus following statements from the legal counsel of its director. Despite speculation about her position, her attorney confirmed that she is still at the helm of the agency, emphasizing her ongoing responsibilities amidst a pivotal period for public health. As the political landscape intensifies, former President Donald Trump finds himself active in the battle for key states. Trump is making a campaign stop in Wisconsin, a vital territory ahead of the upcoming … Read more

Unsealed Communications Reveal Justin Baldoni’s Alleged Smear Campaign Against Blake Lively Amid Ongoing Legal Battle

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New York — Texts and emails allegedly revealing a coordinated smear campaign against actress Blake Lively by actor Justin Baldoni have come to light in a legal dispute between the two stars. The communications, unsealed in federal court, include over 60 documents made available following a discovery request in Lively’s ongoing lawsuit against Baldoni. The documents feature an August 2024 email from Baldoni’s publicist, Melissa Nathan, who introduces social media strategist Jed Wallace to Baldoni’s business partner, Jamey Heath. Nathan’s message indicated that Wallace’s firm, Street Relations, would assist with public relations strategies, aimed at … Read more

City Council Candidate Secures $1.5M Jury Verdict for Defamation Amidst Controversial Campaign

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A jury in Chicago awarded $1.5 million to a city council candidate who claimed she was defamed during her electoral campaign. The verdict came after the candidate accused an opponent of spreading false information regarding her qualifications and personal character. The trial highlighted the challenges faced by candidates in politically charged environments, where accusations can have lasting impacts on reputations and election outcomes. The defendant in the case reportedly disseminated damaging statements about the candidate, which she contended were completely unfounded. The plaintiff, who ran for a city council seat in the recent election, expressed … Read more

Fort Wayne Law Enforcement Launches ‘Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over’ Campaign Ahead of Labor Day Weekend

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FORT WAYNE, Ind. — In anticipation of the Labor Day weekend, law enforcement agencies in Indiana are stepping up efforts to combat impaired driving. Local police and state officials are working in collaboration to promote safe driving practices and reduce the risk of accidents. The Fort Wayne Police Department, the Allen County Sheriff’s Department, and the Indiana State Police are joining forces with the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute. Their goal is to curb impaired driving through increased visibility in enforcement operations leading up to the holiday. Between August 16 and August 30, officers will be … Read more