Biden administration halts weapon shipment to Israel, Republican legislation for election integrity, indictment of murder suspect in nursing student's death, legal battle over censorship lawsuit, recovery efforts in Baltimore Bridge collapse, arrest of suspects in Baja, Mexico murder case, aftermath of tornadoes in Michigan
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Legal battle over election interference case could significantly delay proceedings due to Trump's team appealing Fannie Willis disqualification ruling.
Save Act proposed by Republicans aims to prevent illegal voting in federal elections by mandating proof of citizenship for voter registration.
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Trump's Legal Team to Appeal Fannie Willis Disqualification in Election Interference Case
Trump's legal team plans to appeal the Fannie Willis disqualification ruling, allowing her to remain on the election interference case, which could significantly delay proceedings. The team aims to dismiss the charges against Trump, claiming Willis should be disqualified due to misconduct. Trump and 18 others face racketeering charges regarding alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election, with some defendants agreeing to cooperate. This legal battle follows a delay in Trump's classified document trial and a weapons shipment pause to Israel by the Biden administration.
Save Act Aims to Ensure Voter Registration Proof of Citizenship
Republicans propose the Save Act to enhance election integrity by mandating proof of citizenship for voter registration. House Speaker Mike Johnson asserts the urgency of passing this bill to prevent illegal voting in federal elections. The legislation empowers states to validate citizenship claims, aiming to address concerns of illegals influencing election outcomes. Additionally, a suspect in the murder of Augusta University student, Lake and Riley, faces multiple charges, including murder, kidnapping, and assault in a tragic case detailed by Daily Wire senior editor Ash Short.