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Vogue’s Anna Wintour to Host Harris’ New York Fundraiser

Vogue’s Anna Wintour to Host Harris’ New York Fundraiser

Wintour's event will be co-hosted and will take place at the home of Lauren Santo Domingo, co-founder of online fashion retailer Moda Operandi, according to a memo sent by the Democratic National Committee. Donors can also purchase $50,000 “host” level tickets or $100,000 “chairman” level tickets to the event. On May 24, Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff will be a guest at a fundraiser at the home of fashion designer Kay Unger and her partner David Rubin. Dinner will be a more intimate event limited to 20 people. The suggested ticket price is $10,000. Santo Domingo's Gramercy Park townhouse, who is…
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GOP presidential candidates slam FBI over Durham report

GOP presidential candidates slam FBI over Durham report

“THEY ARE SCUM, LIKE COCKROACHES ALL OVER WASHINGTON, DC”, former president Posted in Truth Social Tuesday morning. "Congratulations to John Durham on a Report that is being praised for its quality, importance and professionalism by friends and foes alike." Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, who has yet to announce a presidential run, said there is a "need to clean house on these agencies." “The Durham Report confirmed what we already knew: Armed federal agencies fabricated a bogus conspiracy theory about Trump-Russia collusion,” DeSantis said on Twitter. "It reminds us of the need to clean house on these agencies as they have…
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‘Succession’ provided us with an absolutely hellish electoral scenario.  How real was it?

‘Succession’ provided us with an absolutely hellish electoral scenario. How real was it?

The episode leaves a lot unresolved. But it also raises a troubling question: What if something like this actually happened? Here's what the Emmy favorite show did right, and what it did wrong. Election officials would have a pretty good idea of ​​which ballots were destroyed, but not to whom they were issued. On the show, the ATN decision desk nerd tells executives that election officials would have no idea which ballots were lost. "While in theory we know everyone who requested an absentee ballot, we don't know exactly how many turned them in, and there's nothing in Wisconsin law…
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