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Bridget Luckey

Bridget studied Communications and Marketing at California State University, Long Beach. She also has experience in the live music events industry, which has allowed her to travel to festivals around the world. During this period, she acquired valuable expertise in branding, marketing, event planning, and public relations.

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Eric Swalwell speaks into a microphone while raising one hand during an indoor event.
FBI Raids Billionaire Donor's Mansion in Eric Swalwell Sex Probe

FBI agents raided the Beverly Hills mansion of billionaire political donor Stephen Cloobeck on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, seeking electronic devices and records related to prostitution as part of a federal criminal investigation into former Congressman Eric Swalwell. The search follows allegations of sexual assault and other misconduct that drove... Read More »

U.S. Supreme Court building with its neoclassical columns and steps beneath a blue sky.
Supreme Court Refuses to Restore Judges' Power to Pause Deportation Cases

The Supreme Court on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, rejected an emergency request to restore immigration judges' authority to temporarily close certain deportation cases, leaving in place a nationwide restriction that prevents judges from using a Biden-era regulation to pause proceedings while immigrants pursue other forms of legal protection.The justices denied... Read More »

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott sits in a wheelchair at an event, wearing a blue suit and red tie.
Judge Orders Greg Abbott to Show Elon Musk Emails to Election Rival

A Texas judge ordered Republican Gov. Greg Abbott on Monday, October 26, 2026, to let his Democratic election opponent inspect more than 1,000 pages of unredacted communications involving Elon Musk and his companies, handing state Rep. Gina Hinojosa access to records the governor previously fought to keep confidential.Travis County District... Read More »

Former FBI Director James Comey speaks at a wooden lectern in a courtroom.
DOJ Brings Third Criminal Case Against James Comey Over Alleged Leaks

The Justice Department has filed new criminal charges against former FBI Director James Comey, accusing him of leaking national defense information to a reporter in 2016 in its third attempt to prosecute him. The two-count filing, made public Monday, October 26, 2026, alleges violations of the Espionage Act.Federal prosecutors allege... Read More »

Person holds a sign reading “Release the Unredacted Epstein Files” featuring Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein.
Trump Rape Allegation Detailed in New House Epstein Report

A former Miss Switzerland contestant has accused President Donald Trump of raping her inside his New York hotel in 1993, alleging that he left her bleeding and bruised before pressuring her to remain silent, according to a House Judiciary Democrats' report released Monday, October 26, 2026.Beatrice Keul, who was 24... Read More »

ICE officer wearing a vest labeled “POLICE ICE” stands outside barred detention facility cells.
Federal Appeals Court Rules ICE Can Detain Immigrants Without Bond Hearings

A federal appeals court ruled 10-7 Friday, October 23, 2026, that ICE can detain certain immigrants throughout their deportation proceedings without granting them bond hearings, overturning an earlier decision requiring hearings within 90 days and allowing detention to continue even after prolonged confinement.The full Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals... Read More »

A voter places a mail-in ballot into an official ballot drop box.
Appeals Court Rejects DOJ Bid to Block 20,000 California Ballots

A federal appeals court on Monday rejected the Trump administration's emergency effort to block California from counting mail-in ballots from more than 20,000 voters it suspects are noncitizens, allowing election officials to continue processing votes ahead of the November 3 midterm elections.The Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled 2-1... Read More »

California National Guard member in riot gear holding a shield labeled “California National Guard.”
Court Rules Trump's California National Guard Takeover Was Unconstitutional

A federal appeals court ruled on October 23, 2026, that President Donald Trump violated the Constitution when he took control of approximately 4,000 California National Guard members during immigration enforcement protests in Los Angeles in 2025, rejecting his administration's claim that the unrest amounted to a rebellion.In a 2-1 decision,... Read More »

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