DAILYCALLER (Rebeka Zeljko) - Democrat Governor Frees Trump Ally Imprisoned For Questioning 2020 Election
'long-overdue step toward justice'
JUSTTHENEWS (Misty Severi) - Taiwan urges US to move forward with arms deal after Trump's hesitancy
Taiwan's foreign affairs ministry emphasized the U.S.’s “long-standing and consistent policy toward Taiwan," and stated the sale was supported by the Taiwan Relations Act.
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AXIOS (Esteban L. Hernandez) - Colorado election denier Tina Peters to be freed from prison
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis on Friday announced he's cutting disgraced election denier and former Mesa County clerk Tina Peters' sentence by half, making her eligible for release next month. Why it matters: The move comes after repeated calls from the Trump administration for Peters to be freed. - President Trump pardoned her late last year despite having no jurisdiction over state-level cases. Driving the news: The development means Peters is expected to be released on June 1. She had been serving a roughly nine-year sentence for tampering with county voting and records equipment after the 2020 election. State of play: Polis' decision drew immediate condemnation from other high-profile Democrats, including Attorney General Phil Weiser…
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis on Friday announced he's cutting disgraced election denier and former Mesa County clerk Tina Peters' sentence by half, making her eligible for release next month. Why it matters: The move comes after repeated calls from the Trump administration for Peters to be freed. - President Trump pardoned her late last year despite having no jurisdiction over state-level cases. Driving the news: The development means Peters is expected to be released on June 1. She had been serving a roughly nine-year sentence for tampering with county voting and records equipment after the 2020 election. State of play: Polis' decision drew immediate condemnation from other high-profile Democrats, including Attorney General Phil Weiser…Open
NYTIMES (Campbell Robertson) - Ahead of U.S. 250th Anniversary, More National Guard Troops to Arrive in D.C.
Federal officials say that hundreds of additional agents, officers and National Guard troops will be deployed ahead of the nation’s 250th birthday celebration.
YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Report: Buster Murdaugh 'emotional' over prospect of second trial
Alex Murdaugh’s surviving son, Buster, is reportedly "not happy" about the idea of going through a second trial after his father's double murder conviction was overturned, according to a report. More: https://tinyurl.com/nw739j49 #BusterMurdaugh #AlexMurdaugh #Murdaughmurders
YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - Catholics for Catholics President: All of our success comes from God | The Record
On Friday's "American Agenda," Catholics for Catholics President John Yep previewed "Rededicate 250: A National Jubilee of Prayer, Praise, and Thanksgiving."
DAILYCALLER (Amber Duke) - Jay Jones Throws Abigail Spanberger Under Bus After She Dragged Him Limping Across Finish Line
'Hard decisions'
JUSTTHENEWS (Misty Severi) - Colorado Gov. Jared Polis commutes sentence of ex-Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters, to be freed in June
Polis denied that the commutation was an attempt to appease President Donald Trump, instead highlighting that Peters was a first-time nonviolent offender who was given an "unusually harsh sentence."