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EXCLUSIVE: Fox News has learned that more than 100 former Trump administration officials have formed a growing coalition backing Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to be the Republican Party's 2024 presidential nominee.According to multiple sources within the group, officially known as "The Eight-Year Alliance," DeSantis is "a proven winner," a contender with a depth of policy proven by what he's accomplished at the state level, and a leader who "does what he says."

The delay in counting votes isn’t the only concerning thing about Nevada’s elections. Clark County officials accepted my signature on six mail-ballot return envelopes. For the past two elections, Nevada sent mail ballots to all registered voters, unless they opted out. That means around 1.8 million ballots went out. Well more than 1 million won’t be returned. Previously, a voter could request an absentee ballot for any reason. That’s more secure because ballots went only to those wanting to vote by mail. With that many ballots floating around, there are obvious security concerns — it’s much easier to get ahold...

Child sex trafficking investigators from the FBI’s New York field office have conducted an interview with a victim who provided chilling details about allegedly being raped by Bill Clinton on a yacht in New England when the victim was a young boy. “We are treating him as a victim,” an FBI official told True Pundit in New York City prior the interview with FBI. Top FBI officials arranged the interview with the victim, who said he was raped by Bill Clinton when he was just eight years old. The interview was conducted by the FBI’s task force that was established...

Commerce Secretary accused in hit-and-run By Andrew Blankstein | 12:22 a.m. Authorities are investigating a series of traffic collisions in the San Gabriel Valley involving U.S. Secretary of Commerce John Bryson, authorities said Saturday. Bryson was found unconscious in his vehicle and has been hospitalized, officials said. He was cited for felony hit-and-run but not booked.

Habitat protection for the endangered arroyo toad, which lives along slow-moving pools and sandy streams in Southern California, would cost $789 million over 25 years, according to a new analysis by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Most of the costs are expected to occur in new development, primarily in San Diego County, the study shows. The analysis also considered losses from grazing, mining, road construction and utility projects, and possible prices increases for water customers. The financial study was required as part of the agency's proposed designation of 112,765 acres as critical habitat for the small, buff-colored toad with...

Court settlement stymies development in K-rat reserve Download story podcast 11:01 PM PDT on Sunday, May 2, 2010 By DAVID DANELSKI The Press-Enterprise More than 1,000 acres near March Air Reserve Base has been caught in a 16-year tug-of-war between Riverside County leaders who see it as prime for development and conservationists who say it is needed to help ensure the survival of the endangered Stephens' kangaroo rat. The federal government has agreed in a court settlement to rescind its 2003 decision to allow development on the 1,178 acres, which was designated a reserve for the 2-ounce, nocturnal rodent, found...

Technology tracks goods, now people IDENTIFICATION: Inventory is one thing, but uses that can monitor shoppers, too, stir cries of Big Brother. 12:12 AM PST on Friday, January 20, 2006 By DOUGLAS QUAN and JOHN WELSH / The Press-Enterprise For years, pet owners have been implanting tiny radio transmitters in their pets in case their animals get lost. David Bauman / The Press-Enterprise The pet ID microchip was one of the earlier uses of radio frequency identification, or RFID, technology Now, radio frequency identification, or RFID, technology is being considered for library books, driver licenses and passports -- even implanting...

Preserve for endangered fly dedicated COLTON: A 150-acre field is set aside to help remove a barrier to building projects. 01:47 AM PDT on Tuesday, June 28, 2005 By JENNIFER BOWLES / The Press-Enterprise Calling it the wave of the future for endangered species protections, federal wildlife officials on Monday helped dedicate a 150-acre field in Colton as a permanent preserve for an endangered fly. Some developers who have been stymied by protections for the Delhi Sands flower-loving fly will buy credits to help manage the preserve so their projects can go forward. It is the first conservation bank for...

Housing bubble trouble - Mass. home sales plunge 11.1 percent By Jay Fitzgerald and Jerry Kronenberg Friday, June 24, 2005 - Updated: 07:28 AM EST The bubble hasn't burst, but the air may be leaking out. Massachusetts may be finally entering a buyer's market for homes, experts said yesterday after new data showed the volume of single-family house sales plunged in May by the largest amount in nearly three years. About 4,142 single-family homes sold last month, down 11.1 percent compared to the same period last year. It was the second straight month in which the number of year-over-year home...

This is the complete audio of the phone call to John Mason from Albq. spinning her yarn of lies. The felony: http://www.wbir.com/news/news.aspx?storyid=26178 Listen to the complete audio of Jennifer Wilbanks' call to her fiancé John Mason from Albuquerque ....

PRESIDENT BUSH AGREES TO MORE INSPECTORS IN IRAQ (AP) Washington DC Wednesday, March 15, 2003 3:45 PM President George Bush has announced that the US will not attack Iraq. The President announced that he is agreeing to deploying additional inspectors throughout Iraq. The US will send 250,000 additional inspectors: 24,000 members of the 1st Infantry Division 15,000 members of the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) 15,000 members of the 82d Airborne Division More than 5,000 members of the 4th armored division with their "M1-A1 all-terrain vehicles" Additional US Army personnel, as needed for inspections A variety of US Air Force...

Here's the link: http://abcnews.go.com/sections/us/DailyNews/ufo010717.html I'm guessing the little green b@stards were attracted to the anti-missile test explosion like moths to a light. Note the witnesses report a "peaceful feeling" ... This is biblical stuff folks..

Dec 6, 2000 - 05:00 PM Clinton: 'I Probably Would Have Run Again.' By Deb Riechmann Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - Bill Clinton says he would have been tempted to run for president again if the Constitution would have let him. And, he says, he would have won. "Oh, I probably would have run again," Clinton tells Rolling Stone in an interview. Does he think he'd have been a three-time winner? "Yes. I do. But it's hard to say, because it's entirely academic," Clinton said. He adds that as life expectancy rises, there may be a reason to change ...

Dear Friend, Al Gore is flatly refusing to accept the fair and just election results. Instead, he is pursuing a calculated course of action intended to overturn the will of the voters and the CERTIFIED election results. Included in these actions are his attempts to attack and discredit military absentee votes cast for George W. Bush while simultaneously using manipulative "hand-counting" techniques to convert so-called "dimpled chads" into votes for Gore. This is not fair, it is not right, and the American people won't be fooled by the attack dogs and spin-doctors sent by Al Gore to crowd the airwaves ...