Jenna Ellis admits guilt in election overturning efforts. Update on potential Middle East evacuation, Israeli ground invasion, and international coalition against Hamas. Investigation reveals high re-offending rate among inmates released by Kentucky Governor. Kentucky Governor's upcoming re-election battle with Republican Attorney General.
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Jenna Ellis, former attorney for Trump, pleads guilty in Georgia election overturning case and will testify against other defendants.
Minnesota Congressman Tom Emmer wins GOP nomination for House Speaker, but still needs to secure 217 votes to win the position.
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Former Trump Attorney Pleads Guilty in Georgia Election Case
Jenna Ellis, a former attorney for ex-President Donald Trump, pleaded guilty on charges related to attempts to overturn election results in Georgia. She confessed to one count of aiding and abetting false statements and was sentenced to five years probation, restitution of $5,000, and will testify against other defendants. Ellis expressed regret and apologized to the people of Georgia for her involvement.
Minnesota Congressman Tom Emmer Nominated for House Speaker
Minnesota Congressman Tom Emmer won the GOP nomination for House Speaker after five rounds of voting, defeating six other candidates. However, he still needs to secure 217 votes to win the position. Emmer's victory comes after previous contenders, Jim Jordan and Steve Scalise, failed to secure enough support. Emmer faces the challenge of gaining the necessary votes to become the House Speaker.